The new LISI (Lithium-Solid-Electrolyte-Interfaces) project consists of a network of six american world-class research institutes, among them are, for example, Stanford University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT and five german parterns, which are engaged in the topic of Li-metal/solid-state electrolyte. Only representative of TUM is the MLZ with the group Advanced Materials. [PRESS… [read more]

The iwb was expanded by the research team "Battery Production". This will bundle and further expand competence in battery research. [read more]

The annual colloquium of the Munich School of Engineering, a cross-faculty institution, highlights the diversity of research activities on energy related topics, done by Bavarian universities. The goal is to connect disciplines, faculties and universities and nurture knowledge and research, as well as to provide a platform for discussion and exchange. The challenging task energy transition plays a… [read more]

The Electrochemical Society honors the commitment of the Student Chapter Munich [MORE]. The ECS Student Chapter Munich was founded in November 2013 at the Institute of Technical Electrochemistry of the Technical University of Munich and currently has about 30 PhD students and postdocs from various natural scientific and engineering departments as members. Last year, the Student Chapter organized… [read more]