News

22.09.25
Our researchers Anna Klünker and Vamika Rathi just returned from the ninth international conference on "Advanced COmputational Methods in ENgineering and Applied Mathematics" which was held in Ghent, Belgium from September 15–19.
19.09.25
Our PhD candidate Sri Sannihita Chavali from Institute of Technical Microbiology at TUHH attended the ISMET9 in Leipzig from September 16-19.
10.09.25
A novel method for quantifying enzyme immobilization in porous carriers by NMR relaxometry was developed by R. Serial, M. Adrian, S. Benders and A. Penn (Institute of Process Imaging) in collaboration with L. Schmidt, G. Brauckmann, V. Bueschler and A. Liese (Institute of Technical Biocatalalysis).
29.08.25
On the 27th and 28th of August, the 2nd Summer School of the CRC 1615 took place at the TUHH, focusing on the Imaging and Characterization of SMART Reactors.
25.08.25
The latest results of the magneto-mechanical resonator sensor technology investigation have been published by Jonas Faltinath, Fabian Mohn, Fynn Foerger, Martin Möddel, and Tobias Knopp from the Institute for Biomedical Imaging at the Hamburg University of Technology.
15.08.25
The systems engineering expert gave an excellent, dynamic lecture on "Smart Reactor for CO2 Methanation by Integrated Computer-Aided Catalyst and Process", presenting a computer-aided cross-scale approach for the design of sustainable chemical production processes.
08.08.25
Timo Merbach, Felix Kexel and Michael Schlüter from the Institute of Multiphase Flows together with Jonas Faltinath, Martin Möddel, Tobias Knopp and Fabian Mohn from the Institute for Biomedical Imaging developed a magneto-mechanical resonator (MMR) for wireless pressure measurement.
07.08.25
Our new postdoctoral researcher at the Electron Microscopy Unit (Betriebseinheit Elektronenmikroskopie, BeEM) with a background in materials science, is fascinated about exploring nanostructured materials to understand and to tailor their unique functionalities.
14.07.25
Julio Urizarna-Carasa and Daniel Ruprecht from the Institute of Mathematics at TUHH have worked together with Alexandra von Kameke (HAW Hamburg) and Kathrin Padberg-Gehle (Leuphana University Lüneburg) on the relevance of the Basset history term for Lagrangian particle dynamics.
11.07.25
In his outstanding work on "A Lagrangian Model for the Prediction of Bubble Breakup", Christian developed a new model based on physical principles to predict how gaseous bubbles break up in a continuous liquid phase.