The Materials & Resources Group focus on the synthesis and characterization of novel energy conversion materials.
Our research interest is driven by the application of advanced synthesis and recycling techniques including microwave-heated, plasma-based, and soft chemistry methods prioritizing low process emissions and environmental impact as well as the development of (self-)regenerative properties of the materials during dynamic energy conversion processes. The group focuses on designing energy conversion materials covering the fields of thermoelectrics, power-to-X, photo(electro)catalysis, oxygen transport membranes and waste plastic conversion.
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Our Research Recognized Among Top 10% Most-Viewed Papers in Journal of the American Ceramic Society
2025/04/22
Special Issue: Advanced Doping Strategies, Defect States and Electronic Structure of Functional Oxides
2025/01/21
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SAVE THE DATE: International School of Materials for Energy and Sustanability
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Charge carriers at ferroelectric domain walls in bismuth ferrite
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15:20-17:00
Evonik lecture series at MaWi-Kolloquium (Hybrid): Dr. Thorben Schütz
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2025/10/24,
14:00-19:00
Studieninfotag Materialwissenschaft
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