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04APR 2025
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DBG Master’s Award 2025 presented to Daniel Schauermann
The German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry (DBG) has awarded the 2025 DBG Master’s Award to Mr. Daniel Schauermann. Each year, the society honors outstanding Master’s theses in the field of physical chemistry completed at German universities. Mr. Schauermann conducted his award-winning research, titled “Model Studies of the Electrode Processes of Organic Redox Flow Batteries […]
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04APR 2025
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Workshop on electromagnetics with experts from ETHZ and FER
We had the pleasure to have an incredibly insightful training on electromagnetic systems and the characterization of miniaturized electromagnets at Biointerfaces Lab Michael Christiansen from ETH Zurich, Switzerland (ETHZ) and Tomislav Markovic from Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia (FER), yesterday. We are thankful for their time and expertise and are […]We had the pleasure to have an incredibly insightful training on electromagnetic systems and the characterization of miniaturized electromagnets at Biointerfaces Lab Michael Christiansen from ETH Zurich, Switzerland (ETHZ) and Tomislav Markovic from Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia (FER), yesterday. We are thankful for their time and expertise and are […]
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03APR 2025
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Energy transition: Sustainable photovoltaics
Perovskite cells may soon offer an alternative to silicon solar cells. These semiconductors are cheaper to manufacture and feature a high degree of efficiency and a high defect tolerance. This means that defects in the crystal lattice structure barely reduce their performance. One disadvantage, however, is that perovskite solar cells contain lead. In their current […]
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Mechanisms behind chemical reactions unraveled using high pressure
Chemists use pressure to reveal the mechanisms behind electron transfer – an important step towards controlling energy conversion and redox catalysis. They form the basis of many fundamental processes in life. Without them, cell respiration and photosynthesis would be impossible. Redox reactions also have a decisive role to play in applications in chemistry, biochemistry or […]
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Digital Innovation in Education: Flipped Classroom and Electronic Lab Notebooks Transform Food Chemistry Lab Courses
Digital teaching methods are playing an increasingly important role in higher education. To further optimize training in food chemistry lab courses, a combination of the flipped classroom approach and electronic lab notebooks (ELN) has been developed. This innovative concept enhances the efficiency of laboratory work, improves the learning process, and prepares students for the needs […]
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Participation at the International Conference on Brown and Beige Fat
This week our Postdoctoral Researcher Uzair Ali is presenting his work: “Bioactive compounds promote lipid catabolism and thermogenic signaling in human adipocytes involving TRPV1” at the International Conference on Brown and Beige Fat – Organ Crosstalk, Signaling and Energetics. #conference #fat #adipocytes #trpv1
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