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Nobel Prize in chemistry awarded for development of the lithium-ion battery

We share the joy with the Scientists J. Goodenough, S. Whittingham und A. Yoshino about the Nobel Prize Award for their pioneer work on the lithium-ion battery.

Project SmartB4P has started

The SmartB4P research project started on 1.8.2019 under the direction of the Fraunhofer IGCV. In addition to the Chair of Electrical Energy Storage Technology (EES) at the Technical University of Munich, other project participants include Smart Power, meteocontrol, Bayernwerk Natur GmbH, Bolta Werke GmbH, ITQ GmbH and MAN Energy Solutions SE. The Bavarian Research Foundation is funding the…

ECS Student Chapter Munich Symposium 2019 | Report

On the 24.09.2019, the ECS Student Chapter Munich held the 3rd Symposium under the headline of "Interdisciplinarity in Electrochemistry".

Current article about the battery research site Munich in the FAZ supplement „Natur und Wissenschaft“

https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wissen/physik-mehr/batterieforschung-in-deutschland-stromspeicher-der-zukunft-16366352.html#munchen-warum-jede-batterie-altert

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Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiter*innen/Doktorand*innen im Bereich Energieeffiziente Abwasserreinigung gesucht

Die Forschungsgruppe „Energieeffiziente Abwasserbehandlung“ beschäftigt sich insbesondere mit innovativen Verfahren zur Steigerung der Energieeffizienz und zur Maximierung der Energierückgewinnung aus den behandelten Reststoffen, beispielsweise in Form von energiereichem Biogas. Für ein Forschungsvorhaben werden ab sofort zunächst zeitlich befristet für 3 Jahre zwei Wissenschaftliche…

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Electrifying the Production of Green Chemicals and Fuels - Novel Advances in Biomass Conversion

As part of the global effort to mitigate climate change, the Chair of Energy Systems (CES) proposes the electrification of biomass-to-X (BtX) processes. A recently published review paper highlights the potential of electrified BtX processes to defossilize heavy-duty transport, aviation and the chemical industry. The CES focuses on advanced, biomass-based chemicals and fuels, as these represent an…

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New publication from the Chair of Functional Materials

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