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Sept. 19th – 22nd

The energy transition is a materials and resource transition. In times of increasing pressure on industry and politics with respect to environmental protection and climate change, material sciences have to provide answers to the most challenging technological tasks.

September 5t-9th, Catania (Italy)

After 5 editions in Erice (Italy), 3 in USA and the stop due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the next ISMES School will take place at the prestigious “Scuola Superiore” of the University of Catania. The school will review critical materials issues for the production and storage of renewable and sustainable energy. The aim of the School is to present the state-of-the-art and future perspectives in this critical area. It will be a great opportunity to bring together the international community of students, young scientists, and experts in a unique atmosphere for reciprocal benefits in terms of enthusiasm, knowledge and new ideas. A max number of 60 students will be allowed. The deadline for the registration is July 31st 2022

07/12/2022 Kraków

The JECS Trust Award is given as a recognition of ceramists who have made an outstanding contribution to the development of the Journal of the European Ceramic Society by publishing their high-quality papers in the Journal.

Laborpraktika in den Herbstferien machen Materialforschung an der TU Darmstadt erlebbar

Laborpraktika in den Herbstferien machen Materialforschung an der TU Darmstadt erlebbar

Three new promotional videos released

Three new promotional videos released

Study fair at the karo5 – Ride on the hoverboard inclusive!

Study fair at the karo5 – Ride on the hoverboard inclusive!

Highschool students deep-dive into research at the Institute of Materials Science – Invitation to the final ceremony on May 6th

Highschool students deep-dive into research at the Institute of Materials Science – Invitation to the final ceremony on May 6th

For the #makersoftomorrow

Win up to €3000 for innovative business ideas or research results!

Team at TU Darmstadt uses Raman and NMR spectroscopy for measurements

How do substances in liquid mixtures behave during evaporation and how can evaporation processes be better controlled? A team at TU Darmstadt has made an important contribution to clarify these questions: The scientists have succeeded for the first time in contactlessly detecting different concentrations in mixtures. The results have been published in the renowned journal “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences” (PNAS).

Prof. Weidenkaff recognized for distinguished contributions to quest for sustainable energy

A mid-career champion of renewable energy and sustainable technology —Professor Weidenkaff has been selected among the winners of 2022 Karl Böer Awards, endowed by the late solar pioneer Karl Böer at the University of Delaware.