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25.09.26

From the 21st to the 24th of September, the 3rd Summer School of the CRC 1615 took place at the TUHH together with the Ostsee Lehrverbund Katalyse (OLK), focusing on Catalysis for SMART Reactors.
23.09.26

Thomas Waluga and colleagues from TUHH let an algorithm derive the kinetic rate equations of enzymatic reactions directly from measured batch curves, in Digital Chemical Engineering.
16.09.26

Michael Schlüter, spokesperson of the Collaborative Research Centre CRC 1615 SMART Reactors and head of the Institute of Multiphase Flows at TUHH, received this year’s CIT Lecture Award and gave the CIT Lecture at the DECHEMA Forum 2026 in Frankfurt am Main.
10.09.26

Moritz Hollenberg and colleagues from TUHH map raw electrical impedance tomography measurements directly onto the operating state of a bubble column, without any tomographic image reconstruction, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
10.09.26

As part of the CRC 1615 Seminar Series, Professor Rose held an inspiring lecture on "Marvels of Catalysis Engineering – Lessons Learnt from Iron Man".
09.09.26

Lukas Rennpferdt and colleagues from TUHH present fabrication methods for scaling up responsive hydrogel microvalves, so that a higher throughput can be reached while fast response times are maintained, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
31.08.26

Anna Klünker and colleagues from Leuphana University Lüneburg, HAW Hamburg and TUHH use a transfer operator method to uncover dynamical compartments in a stirred tank reactor and quantify the mixing between them with a Markov state model, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
26.08.26

Lara Gibowsky and colleagues from TUHH and TU Graz measure how biopolymer-based hydrogel particles deform under compression and reproduce their behaviour with a new tetrapod-based discrete element model, in Materials & Design.
14.08.26

Anja Göbel and colleagues from Leuphana University Lüneburg and HAW Hamburg extend the transfer operator method to chemical reactions, so that flow, mixing and reaction can be followed together at low computational cost.
13.08.26

Johannes Gmeiner and colleagues from the University of Hamburg reinforce organogel beads with iron(III) ions, raising the compressive Young modulus by a factor of 378 while keeping the swelling fully reversible, in Polymer International.
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