Nadine Bingöl, Manuel Bleiziffer, Ece Karadag, Melike Özgül and Emelie Wöllner received the third prize for their "Cadib-Pro-B" concept in which 1,3-butadiene is produced by electrolysis and the Lebedev method using CO2 captured from the exhaust of cement plants, purified water and clean energy. Congratulations to all team members on this remarkable accomplishment!
Prof. Dr. Thommes (Institute of Separation Science and Technology) is listed once again among the TOP 50 of the worldwide most cited researchers. This is a result of the new Stanford List, which is based on the evaluation of Scopus by researchers of the Stanford University.
“Türen auf mit der Maus” was the motto in the science center Erlangen for photonics and optical technologies (panOPTICUM) on October 3rd, 2024. Young and elderly learned about persistence of color. Prof. Nicolas Vogel and Dr. Max Gmelch took young and old “Maus fans” on a journey into the dazzling world of colors. The participants enjoyed ...
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The Institute of Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRT) was involved in the LOReley project that set a significant milestone in hydrogen technology by pioneering new methods for hydrogen release from liquid organic hydrogen carriers LOHC through an innovative plate-based reactor concept.
Global higher education analyst QS Quacquarelli Symonds has just released this year's QS World University Rankings. Good news for the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering: The subject area Chemical Engineering remains ranked number five in Germany. Internationally, Chemical Engineering is placed in the 151-200 band amongst world universities.
For his outstanding services to research on porous materials for the German scientific community, the Klaus Unger Prize was awarded to Prof. Hartmann at the 35th German Zeolite Conference 2024.
A sea of beaming faces could be seen at the farewell ceremony for all graduates of the Faculty of Engineering on the FAU Erlangen South Campus. More than 200 congratulatory letters were presented to the graduates personally by the professors of the departments. The best graduates also received prizes from industry.
Olfa D’Angelo, Geovane de Jesus Rodrigues and Nadja Al Akkam were at the Large Diameter Centrifuge (LDC) for testing the effect of hypergravity on the behavior of granular materials similar to the soil found on the Moon surface.
