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Our research and teaching deal with the analysis of the composition of materials and the relationship to their properties. The focus here is on the synthesis and analysis of nano-objects of various kinds and their preparation for different application technologies. Furthermore, we investigate the properties of nanochannels in polymer membranes with respect to sensory applications.
Patrick Bräuer participates at FEMS EUROMAT 23
September 19, 2023
Contribution to FEMS EUROMAT 23
Patrick Bräuer presented his most recent research results on silver nanoplates at the FEMS EUROMAT 2023 (17th European Congress and Exhibition on Advanced Materials and Processes 3.- 7. 9. 23).
Conference Presentations in the Summer Semester 2023
September 13, 2023
Prof. Ensinger has given many presentations at international conferences in the summer semester.
Congratulations to Marco Colombo
September 12, 2023
New publication in X-RAY Spectrometry
A new article has been published in the publication X-RAY Spectrometry by Marco Colombo. The title of the publication is: “Scanning macro x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy maps for matching 17th century paintings color areas to different earth pigments uses and for investigating attribution issues”.
Electrochem 2022 in Edinburgh
November 07, 2022
4 – 6 September 2022
On 6th September Prof. Ensinger gave a presentation at the Electrochem 2022 conference of the Royal Society of Chemistry in Edinburgh. The title of the presentation was „Single conical nanochannels as core of electrochemical biomolecular sensors“.
MA-XRF 2022 – Delft, The Netherlands
November 04, 2022
26 – 27 September 2022
Marco Colombo, within his PhD project research on large-area laboratory-based µ-XRF analysis of historical paintings, has recently presented a poster at the 3rd Workshop on MA-XRF scanning in Conservation, Art, and Archaeology. The poster is entitled “Investigations around the power of MA-XRF for identifying trace elements to distinguish different painting materials and to gather information on the production of copper panel paintings” and can now be found in the 2nd floor hall of the MaWi building (L2|01).