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In order to create highly functional supraparticles via spray-drying, a deeper understanding of achievable structures is necessary, a topic on which we just got an article accepted in the journal Particle and Particle Systems Characterization entitled “Tuning the morphology of spray-dried suprapa...

Susanne took part in the summer series "Six questions to" researchers of the Klaus Tschira Boost Fund 2022. Read the entire interview here: Susanne Wintzheimer: Feuer und Flamme für die experimentelle Wissenschaft – Klaus Tschira Stiftung (klaus-tschira-stiftung.de)

Our latest work on “Recording Temperature with Magnetic Supraparticles” published in Advanced Materials is now also featured on the FAU website and newsticker. Additionally, our article attracted great national and international media interest. (See wiley altmetrics).  

We are thrilled to run our supraparticle assembly on the latest innovation from Büchi! The company kindly provided us with their brand new digital spray-dryer S-300. The device is capable of measuring a lot of crucial parameters in real-time and provides SI-unit-based adjustment of all settings. Mor...

We had the pleasure to host Sara E. Skrabalak from the Indiana University and Editor in Chief of Chemistry of Materials and ACS Materials Letters for a talk in our group, telling about her groups work and the interesting job as an editor in chief.

Two of our group members have the honor to be invited to the 71st Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. Congrats to Susanne Wintzheimer and Jakob Reichstein, have an inspiring stay!

The department of chemistry and pharmacy of the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg just published an article about our latest paper Recording Temperature with Magnetic Supraparticles, which made it to Advanced Materials. Check it out here.

We are happy to welcome Sara Li as new PhD c anditate in our group. Sara Li has already conducted her masters thesis in our group and we are glad to have her for a few more years. In her thesis she will focus on particulate markers whose magnetic signal is read out using a sensitive and fast measuri...

Magnetic particle spectroscopy is capable of giving interesting insights into nanoplastic removal with magnetic nanoparticles!

Together with many Fraunhofer colleagues on innovative perovskite solar cell materials:   Songhak Yoon*, Bastian Fett, Alexander Frebel, Sina Kroisl, Bettina Herbig, Marc Widenmeyer, Benjamin Balke, Gerhard Sextl, Karl Mandel, Anke Weidenkaff* Sb-substituted Cs2AgBiBr6 – as much as it ...