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11.04.25

Professor Daniel Ruprecht presented their latest research results on "Efficient numerical methods for the Maxey-Riley-Gatignol equations" at the GAMM Annual Meeting 2025 of the Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik from 7 to 11 April.
21.03.25

The Best Lecture Award of the "Fachgruppe Mehrphaseströmungen" was given to our PhD candidate Kathrin Eckert from the Institute of Thermal Separation Processes for her talk on "Stimuli-Responsive Structures for SMART Reactors".
13.03.25

The guest from Raleigh/USA gave an inspiring talk on „Exploring Solid-Liquid Interfaces: Insights from Atomic Force Microscopy“ at our CRC seminar, showing how AFM can be utilized to ionic arrangement on solid-liquid interfaces and how this contributes to our understanding for new energy materials.
12.03.25

Today we enthusiastically placed the first prototype of a SMART Reactor in our world's largest vertical MRI for process imaging at the Hamburg University of Technology.
08.03.25

As part of our Collaborative Research Center "SMART Reactors" at the TUHH, we are proud to join the #AccelerateAction campaign to highlight the importance of representation. Let’s celebrate, advocate, and take action—because a diverse future is a stronger future.
06.03.25

We had the pleasure of hosting the Chair of Fluid Systems (FST) from the TU Darmstadt in a CRC webinar at TUHH, where their interdisciplinary team presented their research data management structure.
04.03.25

Professor Irina Smirnova, vice spokesperson of the CRC 1615, was invited to present a keynote lecture on "Responsive Materials for Smart Reactors and Beyond," at the Hybrid Materials 2025 conference in Montpellier.
19.02.25

The guest from Saarbrücken gave an inspiring talk on „Electrochemical ion management: From sub-nanometer processes to desalination devices – Can ion management be used to make desalination plants SMART?“ at the CRC seminar.
06.02.25

We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. ir. Cees Haringa and members of his group from Delft University of Technology for an inspiring event focused on SMART Reactors.
30.01.25

The one-afternoon webinar on the subject of SMART reactors was conducted by Prof. Michael Schlüter, spokesperson of the CRC SMART Reactors (Hamburg, Germany) in collaboration with Prof. Anne-Marie Billet from the FERMaT Federation (Toulouse, France).
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