Our IMPRS SusMet students
44 students of IMPRS SusMet and 2 students of the previous IMPRS-SurMat are working towards their PhD in cooperative research groups at the Max Planck Institute for Sustainable Materials, the Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung, the Ruhr University Bochum and the University Duisburg-Essen.
from India. Working on “High-Throughput Atomistic Simulations of Microstructure-Induced Failure”.
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from Ethiopia. Working on “Comprehending the electrochemical reduction of iron oxides by first-principles methods”.
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from Iran. Working on “Development of Detailed Modeling and Diagnostics for the Direct Reduction of Iron Ore Particles”.
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from India. Working on "Ab initio investigations of field ion microscopy (FIM)".
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from Canada. Working on “Cryogenic Processing of Biomaterials for Biomedical Applications: Bridging Sustainable Metallurgy and Medicine through Cryogenics”.
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from India. Working on “Mechanisms of hydrogen embrittlement in steels”.
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from Germany. Working on “Surface modification and electrochemical characterization of additively manufactured metallic glasses for the development of sustainable catalyst materials”.
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from Turkey. Working on “
Combined thermochemical and physical reactor modeling for sustainable metal production”.
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from China. Working on “Mixed Fe
2+/ Fe
3+ iron oxides from first-principles”.
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from India. Working on “From Phase Diagrams towards Secondary Synthesis: The beauty of dirty alloys”.
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from Ecuador. Working on “
Effect of Hydrogen Embrittlement on Sliding Wear Rates and Mechanisms of Steels”.
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from Egypt. Working on “Efficient process-optimized potentials for mechanochemistry and long timescales”.
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from India. Working on “
The atmosphere of hydrogen plasma reactors for green steel production”.
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from Iran. Working on “Development of Detailed Modeling and Diagnostics for the Direct Reduction of Iron Ore Particles”.
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from China. Working on “Atomic insight into the effects of interfaces on the dynamics of hydrogen-based iron reduction”.
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from Brazil. Working on “Hydrogen embrittlement of additively manufactured austenitic stainless steels”.
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from Turkey. Working on “Design and Fabrication of Nanoporous Ruthenium Using Cryo-APT”.
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from Egypt. Working on “Modelling of solid-liquid interfaces with the atomic cluster expansion”.
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from Germany. Working on “Synthesis and Characterisation of Nanoreactors for Fabrication of multi metallic Nanoparticles using Nanoreactors and Electrochemistry”.
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from Germany. Working on “Interfacial diffusion in thin-film iron oxide multiphase systems (DiffOx)”.
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from China. Working on “
Longevity of lightweight alloys: mechanical, electrochemical and microstructural behavior/degradation”.
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from the Republic of Korea. Working on “Advancing Operando Analysis of Electrocatalyst Degradation for Sustainable Hydrogen Production”.
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from the Republic of Korea. Working on “Resource and energy efficient nickel electrodes for green hydrogen production: tailored pores as bubble highways”.
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from India. Working on “Hydrogen plasma-based reduction of dilute minerals”.
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from Germany. Working on “Sustainable thermoelectric materials: Atomic scale characterization of their defects and stability”.
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from Brazil. Working on “Modelling electrified solid/liquid interfaces by grand-canonical DFT”.
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from Israel. Working on “Microstructure evolution of anode materials during redox cycles of iron-air batteries”.
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from Israel. Working on “
Understanding the effect of hydrogen at interfaces by combining novel micromechanical testing during hydrogen charging with modeling (H2int)”.
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from Germany. Working on “Metal reduction by mechanochemical treatment”.
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from Pakistan. Working on “First Principles investigation of mechanisms of hydrogen adsorption, incorporation and reduction of iron oxide phases”.
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from Germany. Working on “Sustainable NiTi Shape Memory Metallurgy”
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from Germany. Working on “
On the influence of trace elements on the high temperature properties of single crystal Ni-base superalloys”.
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from Turkey. Working on “
Efficient Hydrogen Production via Water Electrolysis for Sustainable Reduction”.
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from Germany. Working on “Hydrogen in nanocrystalline alloys: hydrogen-microstructure interactions by novel micromechanical testing during hydrogen charging and atom probe tomography”.
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from Turkey. Working on “Characterization of hydrogen in materials: bringing the Kelvin probe approach to
another level”.
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from Turkey. Working on “Interaction of hydrogen with local inhomogeneities in relation to hydrogen embrittlement of steels: correlating simulations and experiments”.
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from India. Working on “Redox behavior of transition metal and alloy catalysts monitored by in situ characterization methods”.
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from Germany. Working on “Identifying non-equilibrium surface processed during iron oxide reduction by high performance hydrogen plasmas”.
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from Colombia. Working on “Making sustainable steel from low-grade iron ores through hydrogen plasma reduction”.
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from India. Working on “Reinforcement Learning and Phase-Field for Impurity Tolerant Microstructure Design”.
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from Ruanda. Working on “
Atomic-scale investigations on the reduction of Fe-based oxides by hydrogen”.
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from the Republic of Korea. Working on “Uncovering the effects of electrolytes on activity and stability of transition metals during water electrolysis”.
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from China. Working on "New mechanochemical pathways to sustainable metals – MechMet".
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from China. Working on “Multimodal multiscale correlative microscopy of reduction processes”.
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from India. Working on "Exploring anodic oxidation reactions to facilitate the hydrogen production via water splitting".
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from India. Working on "High Entropy Alloy Catalysis Fundamentals"
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