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Picture: Markus Käsler/ZFC
Picture: Markus Käsler/ZFCTalents explore: Where the future arises from curiosity
2026/02/10
Young talents for materials research
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Picture: Patrick Bal
Picture: Patrick BalProfessor Leopoldo Molina-Luna portrayed
2026/02/05
Spotlight interview on the occasion of his new professorship
Spotlight interview on the occasion of his new professorship
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Picture: R. Bischler
Picture: R. BischlerThe 40th Erfinderlabor has started.
2026/02/02
From February 2nd to 6th, 2026, 16 selected students from all over Hesse will dedicate a week to innovative high-performance materials at the Institute for Materials Science at TU Darmstadt – for climate protection and greater resource efficiency.
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Picture: Giron et al. | Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-67773-7
Picture: Giron et al. | Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-67773-7How defects make permanent magnets even more efficient
2026/01/27
New publication from the SFB HoMMage in Nature Communications
New publication from the SFB HoMMage in Nature Communications
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Picture: Mario Kupnik
Picture: Mario KupnikMourning Heinz von Seggern
2026/01/26
07.10.1948 – 07.01.2026
07.10.1948 – 07.01.2026
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Hobit Talks 2025
2026/01/26
Materials science in nine talks
Materials science in nine talks
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New Advanced Materials Publication with National Institute for Material Science (NIMS – Japan)
2026/01/22
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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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New DFG Project SynDiPET advances Protonic Ceramics for Hydrogen technology
2025/12/15
DFG is funding new project coordinated by Prof. Dr. Bai-Xiang Xu
The research group “Synergistic Design of Proton-Conducting Ceramics for Energy Technology (SynDiPET)” aims to design and optimize the microstructures of electrolyte ceramics in a comprehensive analysis of defect chemistry, novel manufacturing processes, microstructure formation, and physical functionality, incorporating cross-scale simulations and machine learning (ML) methods, to design and optimize the microstructures of electrolyte ceramics.
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Picture: Ruben Bischler
Picture: Ruben BischlerFestive conclusion to a successful academic year
2025/12/08
Graduation ceremony 2025
Graduation ceremony 2025
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Picture: Klaus Mai
Picture: Klaus MaiSabrina Sicolo receives Athene Prize for Good Teaching
2025/11/25
Prize from the Carlo and Karin Giersch Foundation for achievements related to the Programming Lab
Prize from the Carlo and Karin Giersch Foundation for achievements related to the Programming Lab
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Picture: Claudia Becker
Picture: Claudia BeckerIllutherm is “Startup of the Year”
2025/11/21
MaWi spin-off wins innovation contest
MaWi spin-off wins innovation contest
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Picture: Patrick Bal
Picture: Patrick BalWelcome Prof. Till Frömling
2025/11/12
New Research Group Functional Ceramics
New Research Group Functional Ceramics
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Picture: Prof. K. Durst
Picture: Prof. K. DurstRetreat of the Materials Science professors 2025
2025/11/06
Annual retreat of professors in the Institute of Materials Science
The professors of the Materials Science institute met for their annual retreat in Seeheim-Jugenheim
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Media review: TU Professor Gutfleisch on Rare Earth Elements
2025/11/06
Why Rare Earth Magnets Are So Hard to Replace
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Bild: M. Schmitt
Bild: M. SchmittStudieninfotag 2025
2025/11/03
18 motivierte Schülerinnen und Schüler erhalten einen Einblick in das Studium und die Forschung in der Materialwissenschaft
Am Freitag, dem 24. Oktober, waren 18 Schülerinnen und Schüler der Oberstufe an der Lichtwiese, um sich über das Studium der Materialwissenschaft zu informieren und die Fachgebiete kennenzulernen.
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The Unite! Award goes to …
2025/10/29
Jan Philipp Hofmann, Bettina Wagner and Corinna Caspar-Terizakis
An alliance like Unite! requires a great deal of commitment and dedication. This year's winners of the Unite! Awards have done so in a particularly remarkable way. Jan Philipp Hofmann, Bettina Wagner and Corinna Caspar-Terizakis from TU Darmstadt received the Unite! Award for their contribution to promoting young scientists.
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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
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Picture: LIST | Source: https://www.list.lu/fileadmin/files/news/Olivier_Guillon_LIST_hr.jpg
Picture: LIST | Source: https://www.list.lu/fileadmin/files/news/Olivier_Guillon_LIST_hr.jpgOlivier Guillon becomes CEO of the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
2025/08/14
Alumnus of the Darmstadt Institute of Materials Science appointed head of the largest public institution for applied research and development in Luxembourg.
Alumnus of the Darmstadt Institute of Materials Science appointed head of the largest public institution for applied research and development in Luxembourg.
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Picture: Markus Käsler/Zentrum für Chemie
Picture: Markus Käsler/Zentrum für Chemie38th Erfinderlabor – Celebrating 20 Years of Promoting Young Scientific Talent
2025/07/07
Research for tomorrow: From June 24th to 26th, 16 selected students from across Hesse spent a week at the Institute of Materials Science at TU Darmstadt researching innovative high-performance materials for climate protection and increased resource efficiency.