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 techniques including microwave-heated, plasma-based, and soft chemistry methods as well as the development of (self-)regenerative properties of the materials during dynamic energy conversion processes. The within the group designed energy conversion materials cover the fields of thermoelectrics, power-to-X, and photo(electro)catalysis.
2022/05/30,
15:20-17:00
MaWi-Kolloquium: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Sandra Korte-Kerzel
Elucidation of plastic deformation mechanisms for materials design
2022/06/13,
15:20-17:00
MaWi-Kolloquium: Prof. Keith Patrick McKenna
Structure and properties of extended defects through first principles calculations and electron microscopy
2022/06/20,
15:20-17:00
MaWi-Kolloquium: Prof. Peter Vesborg
Tandem photovoltaic stacks for efficient solar energy harvesting
2022/06/21,
09:00-10:00
SFB270 Kolloquium talk by Dr. Andrea Bachmaier
2022/06/27,
15:20-17:00
MaWi-Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Marc Tornow
Electrical function by nanoscale self-assembly
2022/07/04,
15:20-17:00
MaWi-Kolloquium: Prof. Dr. Jennifer Rupp
Advanced material and synthesis concepts for solid and hybrid batteries
2022/07/05,
09:00-10:00
SFB270 Kolloquium talk by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Nowak
2022/07/11,
15:20-17:00
MaWi-Kolloquium: Assoc. Prof. Kaveh Edalati
2022/10/11,
09:00-10:00
SFB270 Kolloquium talk by Prof. Dr.Claudia Felser
2022/11/08,
09:00-10:00
SFB270 Kolloquium talk by Prof. Mark Easton
Microstructure control in metal alloy LPBF