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16.07.26

As part of our CRC seminar series, Professor Takors gave an inspiring lecture on "Utilizing CO and CO2 containing off-gas in gas fermentation: Scaling from lab to production scale – and back".
14.07.26

Dominique Lumpp and colleagues from the University of Hamburg and the TU Hamburg show how the carbon support and preparation route steer the performance of bimetallic Ru-Cu catalysts for converting glycerol into 1,2-propanediol, in ChemistryOpen.
09.07.26

Hossein Ostovar and colleagues from TUHH introduce a physics-aware machine learning framework that decodes electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements and reduces data acquisition from minutes to under six seconds, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
26.06.26

Kayla Dittmer and colleagues from TUHH have published new results on the immobilisation of formate dehydrogenase on pH-, temperature- and dual-responsive hydrogel carriers, demonstrating their potential as smart enzyme carriers, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
25.06.26

Kathrin Eckert and colleagues from TUHH show that stimuli-responsive hydrogel carriers fully recover enzyme activity after pH changes in a plug-flow reactor, while non-responsive silica carriers do not, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
25.06.26

Kayla Dittmer and colleagues at the Hamburg University of Technology present a buffer-free way to control the pH of enzymatic urea hydrolysis using dissolved carbon dioxide, guided by a coupled modelling and experimental approach.
17.06.26

In a new publication in Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification, Leandros Paschalidis and colleagues from TUHH show that CO2 desorption can occur well below the temperatures required for conventional steam stripping, opening pathways to low-temperature solvent regeneration.
12.06.26

As part of our CRC seminar series, Professor Pirker gave an outstanding lecture on "Real-time recurrence CFD simulations in the realm of SMART Reactors".
27.05.26

The spokesperson of the CRC 1615 SMART Reactors from TU Hamburg was welcomed by the CRC/TRR 287 BULK-REACTION at the Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg for giving a lecture on the future of SMART reactors.
26.05.26

Vamika Rathi and Daniel Ruprecht from TUHH extend a multi-step numerical algorithm to solve the full Maxey–Riley–Gatignol equation in three-dimensional flows including gravity, in Proceedings in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics.
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