Materials Sciences

3 total

30SEP 2022
General
Aldo R. Boccaccini 60th Birthday Symposium
The Institute of Biomaterials (WW7), Department of Materials Science and Engineering, organizes a scientific symposium to celebrate the 60th birthday of the Head of Institute, Prof. Aldo R. Boccaccini, and his contributions to materials science and biomaterials. The symposium will take place in-presence in Erlangen (Room H14, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, FAU) and […]
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20JUN 2022
General
Growth of organic nanocrystals revealed
Crystals are not necessarily hard and resistant but also occur in soft matter when weakly bound molecules arrange in a regular order. Such organic crystals are widespread in pharmaceuticals products, but also occur as tiny nanocrystals in the active layer of organic solar cells. Here, the organic nanocrystals constitute the key ingredient for conversion of […]
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20JUN 2022
Collaborations & partnerships
“Deformation Behavior of 2D Composite Cellular Lattices of Ceramic Building Blocks and Epoxy Resin”
The back cover to our publication ”Deformation Behavior of 2D Composite Cellular Lattices of Ceramic Building Blocks and Epoxy Resin” in Advanced Engineering Materials (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/adem.202100536) in collaboration with our colleagues at NiTech Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan as part of IRTG 2495 is now out. In the paper by Eichhorn et., modular composites of ceramic […]The back cover to our publication ”Deformation Behavior of 2D Composite Cellular Lattices of Ceramic Building Blocks and Epoxy Resin” in Advanced Engineering Materials (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/adem.202100536) in collaboration with our colleagues at NiTech Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan as part of IRTG 2495 is now out. In the paper by Eichhorn et., modular composites of ceramic […]
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