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01.07.25

We were pleased to welcome Prof. Walter Chapman from Rice University (Houston, US) once again to the CRC 1615.
26.06.25

The guest from Erlangen gave an inspiring talk on "Hierarchical Zeolites as Components in Structured Reactors - Concepts and Preparation Strategies".
23.06.25

Today the Hamburg University of Technology hosted the annual MINT Experience Day – a highlight for everyone passionate about Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology – whether students from grades 8–13, teachers, parents, or simply the curious!
20.06.25

PhD candidate Carmen Mandel, Dr. Miriam Edel and Prof. Dr. Johannes Gescher from the Institute of Technical Microbiology have shared their opinion on biofilms as production systems.
19.06.25

As part of our CRC seminar series, Prof. Mugele presented an excellent lecture on "Switchable wettability for smart fluid control: From active electric field-controlled actuation to intrinsic adaptability and responsiveness".
16.06.25

A collaborative project beyond the scope of the CRC has been launched between the Institute of Process Systems Engineering of Prof. Mirko Skiborowski and the Institute for Industrialization of Smart Materials of Prof. Ingomar Kelbassa at TUHH.
12.06.25

Chemical Engineering Inspired by Nature - How can we systematically harness nature’s principles to design smarter, more sustainable processes?
06.06.25

The 1st Annual Meeting of the United Nations University Hubs has just taken place at the Hamburg University of Technology and we had the honour to present our research.
29.05.25

Our PhD candidates Kayla Dittmer and Fabian Lange presented posters on their CRC research in Bremen this week.
23.05.25

In a CRC seminar Prof. Capecelatro delivered an inspiring lecture titled "Advances in Modeling Turbulent Particle-Laden Flows", introducing new subgrid-scale models for turbulent multiphase flows capturing drag and particle interactions, supported by high-resolution shock-particle simulations.
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