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Research assistants and students from our institute collaborated within one week in a hackathon to enhance our in-house compressible flow solver ALPACA, focusing on numerical stability, performance, and usability. We addressed optimization issues and implemented new algorithms through intensive collaboration and experimentation. The hackathon fostered teamwork and innovation, improving our code's…

On March 7, 2024, the 8. Knowledge Transfer of the GAB took place in Garching and online. The Knowledge transfer is a platform to create an exchange between research and industry around geothermal energy.

During the 12th Batterieforum Deutschland, Rebecca Wilhelm and Leonhard Reinschlüssel were awarded with the 3rd and 1st place prizes for their respective posters. From the 24th to 26th of January 2024, the Kompetenznetzwerk Lithium-Ion Batterien (KLiB) organized the 12th Batterieforum Deutschland at the Ritz-Carlton in Berlin and virtually, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Education…

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29.10.2024 | TUM.PtX News

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.

22.10.2024 | TUM.PtX News

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.

15.10.2024 | TUM.PtX News

Visit to the Institute of Sustainable Mobile Powertrains as part of the TUM H2 Network

Last week, the TUM.PtX and H2 Network had the opportunity to visit the Chair of Sustainable Mobile Drive Systems at the site in the west of Munich. Invited by Dr. Martin Härtl, the participants were able to gain exciting insights into the research activities and test facilities of the chair.