With the new "Women in Science" series, the TU Hamburg focuses on outstanding female researchers within its own ranks.
Jana Jost Makes Work Easier for People
Five robots stand in a row – all ready, prepared for the command of the boss and her team: Since March 2026, Prof. Jana Jost has been heading the ITL at Hamburg University of Technology.
Prof. Shan Shi’s Work with Nanoporous Metals
,Metallic muscles’ might bring to mind heavy, clumsy robots, but not for Professor Shan Shi, leader of the Integrated Metallic Nanomaterials Group at Hamburg University of Technology.
Dr. Miriam Edel Receives Highly Endowed BioKreativ Funding
For her research project "INSPIRE: Innovative Approaches to Succinate Production in Membrane Biofilm Reactors," the microbiologist and her junior research group secured a significant grant of 2.2 million euros from the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space (BMFTR).
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