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The influence of the shape of magnetic nanoparticles on magnetic hyperthermia and cellular internalisation

2025/11/14

Published in Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Media review: TU Professor Gutfleisch on Rare Earth Elements

2025/11/06

Why Rare Earth Magnets Are So Hard to Replace
PhD defense Mario Schönfeldt

2025/10/28

Increasing the sustainability of Nd-Fe-B permanent magnets used in wind power and electromobility through hydrogen-based functional recycling
Gram-Scale Synthesis of Fe3N Nanoparticles via a One-Pot Thermal Decomposition Route: Implications for Magnetic Fluid Hyperthermia Applications

2025/10/22

Published in ACS Applied Nano Materials
Determining the anisotropy field of permanent magnets: A comparison of current methodologies

2025/10/15

New publication
Toward Maximum Utilization of Heavy Rare Earths in Sintered Nd–Fe–B Magnets by Grain Boundary Diffusion Source and Application Area Optimization

2025/09/29

Editor’s Choice in Advanced Engineering Materials
Degradable Magnetic Composites from Recycled Nd-Fe-B Magnets for Soft Actuation and Sensing

2025/09/25

Now Published in Advanced Robotics Research
FM group hosted international magnetism conference

2025/09/05

14th Joint European Magnetic Symposia held in Frankfurt

14th Joint European Magnetic Symposia held in Frankfurt
Picture: privat

Picture: privat

“Magnets are key components for a successful energy transition”

2025/08/22

Professor Oliver Gutfleisch on the upcoming JEMS 2025 magnetism conference

This coming Sunday (24 August) marks the start of the six-day JEMS 2025, or Joint European Magnetic Symposia, the leading conference on magnetism in Europe. The event is being organised by the Functional Materials department at TU Darmstadt, headed by Professor Oliver Gutfleisch.
38th Erfinderlabor – Celebrating 20 Years of Promoting Young Scientific Talent

2025/07/04
Cool science for energy transition – New publication on magnetocaloric material for LH2

2025/07/01
Picture: Jan Hosan

Picture: Jan Hosan

Recycling Magnets

2025/04/02

“MagCycleAM” project funded by Volkswagen Foundation with around 1.1 million euros

“MagCycleAM” project funded by Volkswagen Foundation with around 1.1 million euros

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