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Continuation of the "Geothermal Alliance Bavaria" research network

The funding for the Geothermal Alliance Bavaria (GAB) collaborative research project, which is being carried out by the Technical University of Munich together with the Friedrich Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, the University of Bayreuth, the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and the Munich University of Applied Sciences, will enter its second phase from 2021 to 2024. The existing…

New cooperation of MSE in the Bavarian research network 'STROM'

The Munich School of Engineering and the cooperating partners are looking forward to the cooperation in the joint research undertaking “STROM” and are grateful for the funding of the “Bayerische Forschungsstiftung” and the involved industrial partners. Further information in German language only can be found here: https://forschungsstiftung.de.

Dr. Peter Keil, former PhD student at TUM wins the Bavarian Energy Award 2020 in category „Energy Research – Junior Researcher“

Munich-based battery researcher and founder Dr. Peter Keil receives the Bavarian Energy Award 2020 in the category "Energy Research - Promoting Young Scientists". He is receiving the prize for his doctoral thesis on the aging of lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles, which he wrote as a scientist at the Chair for Electrical Energy Storage Technology (EES). Click HERE for picture with State…

Three new projects funded by Federal Ministry of Education and Research go to TUM

In November, three new projects in the field of battery research under lead of TUM will start. The projects are part of the new BMBF competence clusters for analytics/quality assurance (AQua) and are funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) with a total of €4.2 million. In the projects AQua - OperaXX and AQua - PoP the Chair of Technical Electrochemistry (TEC) is working on…

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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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New ENS publication on hydrogen production in Texas

As part of a collaboration with the University of Texas at Austin, hydrogen production in Texas with subsequent transport to Germany was analyzed. Current climate policy developments in the USA were taken into account.

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