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20.02.26
As part of our CRC seminar series, Professor Galvanin gave an inspiring lecture on "Advanced Applications and Novel Methods in Model-Based Design of Experiments".
20.02.26
30 participants gained hands-on experience in advanced methods for the design of experiments at a one-day intensive workshop at TUHH.
20.02.26
TUHH researchers Asif Shaik, Swantje Pietsch-Braune, Melis Özdemir, Muhammad Adrian, Alexander Penn, and Stefan Heinrich together with Stefan Pirker (JKU Linz) have presented their latest results on MRI-validated CFD-DEM and rCFD of a bubbling fluidized bed.
20.02.26
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12.02.26
Professor Zavrel gave an inspiring lecture on “Model-Based Bioprocess Design for a Sustainable Bioeconomy”, explaining how model-based methods can be used to design, optimise and scale up robust bioprocesses for a sustainable circular bioeconomy.
11.02.26
For her research project, "INSPIRE: Innovative Approaches to Succinate Production in Membrane Biofilm Reactors", Miriam will receive funding of 2.2 million euros from the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR).
30.01.26
A. von Kameke, R. Uphoff, E. Steuwe, J.H. Nissen (Hamburg University of Applied Sciences) together with M. Hoffmann, M. Schlüter, and F. Kexel (Hamburg University of Technology) have shared their latest results of time resolved three-dimensional velocity and vorticity fields behind rising bubbles.
29.01.26
In a CRC seminar Prof. Lohse delivered an illuminating talk titled: “Dispersed multiphase Taylor-Couette turbulence: From bubbly drag reduction to catastrophic phase inversion.”
20.01.26
Serhan Acikgöz, Christoph Wigger, Timo Merbach, Felix Kexel, Maria Isabelle Maiwald, together with Dirk Herzog, Ingomar Kelbassa, and Michael Schlüter have shared design guidelines for laser powder bed fusion of triply periodic minimal surface structures for applications in smart reactors.
16.01.26
As part of our CRC seminar series, Prof. Jourdin presented an excellent lecture on "Microbial Electrosynthesis from CO2 Reaches Productivity of Syngas and Chain Elongation Fermentations".