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The ECS Student Chapter Munich symposium: “From Academia to Industry - Electrochemical Challenges at Different Scales“

The ECS Student Chapter Munich hosted a symposium on the topic “From Academia to Industry - Electrochemical Challenges at Different Scales“ on the 21st of September with more than 100 participants, including master’s students, PhD students, Postdocs, as well as Professors. The overarching question of this event was how academia and industry can collaborate more efficiently to solve challenges in…

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2nd Summer School of Linde Engineering in cooperation with the Munich Institute of Integrated Materials, Energy and Process Engineering at TUM and Hochschule München.

With climate change becoming an increasing challenge, use of alternative sources of energy and adjustments in industrial processes are gaining substantial relevance. Approaches to limit and reduce CO2 emissions as well as to utilize CO2 as feedstock have hence shifted into our focus. The energy sector and industry globally intensify their strive for innovative approaches for sustainable and…

Spring School on Hybrid and Multimodal Energy Systems: System Theoretical Methods for Complex Networks

The upcoming spring school organized as part of the DFG Priority Program 1984 will provide an opportunity for participants to engage with leading experts in the field of hybrid and multimodal energy systems. The program will consist of a series of lectures, discussions, and workshops aimed at exploring the latest research on system theoretical methods for the transformation and operation of…

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New paper “Investigations on particle emissions of large-bore engines powered by natural gas and hydrogen”

Hydrogen is becoming increasingly important as a future fuel in stationary applications and shipping. Hydrogen-powered engines are also an interesting subject for research because their emissions are, in principle, carbon-free. If particles are nevertheless detected in the exhaust gas, for example, these must originate from the combustion of lubricating oil, so that conclusions can be drawn about…

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Recent publication from the Chair of Automotive Technology: Transfer of differential voltage and incremental capacity analysis from cell to vehicle level for electric vehicle battery health estimation

In the latest publication from the Chair of Automotive Technology, researchers investigated the transfer of Differential Voltage Analysis (DVA) and Incremental Capacity Analysis (ICA) from the cell level to the vehicle level. The goal is to estimate the State of Health (SOH) of the traction battery in electric vehicles. For this purpose, data from a VW ID.3 and a Tesla Model 3 were recorded during…

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Munich Hydrogen Symposium 2024: Successful dialogue on hydrogen technologies

The recent Munich Hydrogen Symposium (MH2S) held on the TUM campus brought together experts, industry representatives and researchers from around the world to advance the field of hydrogen through shared knowledge, collaboration and innovation. The MH2S was a significant step towards establishing a dynamic international research hub for hydrogen technology.

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