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  • New Acta Materialia publication: Exploring hydrogen sorption in DyCo2 Laves-phase for magnetocaloric hydrogen liquefaction.

    2026/09/23

  • Excursion to Schirn Art Gallery in Frankfurt

    2026/09/18

    18.09.2026 – Exhibition ‘The World Through AI’

  • Picture: Toby Whitmore - Magnotherm
    Picture: Toby Whitmore - Magnotherm

    Functional Materials in the Media: Magnetic Cooling in Podcasts and Press

    2026/09/03

  • Combining grain boundary diffusion and segmentation: A novel production route for resource-efficient Nd–Fe–B magnets

    2026/05/28

    New publication

  • PhD Defense Muhammad Khan

    2026/05/28

  • Towards engineering the perfect defect in high-performing permanent magnets

    2026/01/20

    In our latest study, we examined Sm2(Co,Fe,Cu,Zr)17 high-performance magnet with perfect thermal and chemical stability.

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