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Nano-/microscale deformation of functional oxides

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Thesis - Master (1)

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Bubnik, V.: Visualization and Modeling of Molecules and Crystals. Master, Brno University of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic (2008)

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Dr. Simon Evertz

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Dr. Hanna Bishara

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Shreehard Sahu

From May 2022

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Dr. James Paul Best

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Dr. habil. Xufei Fang

External Cooperation Partner, Former member +49 721 608 23531 xufei.fang@...

Prof. Han Huang

+61 73 36535-83 han.huang@...

University of Quensland, Australia

Dr. Nagamani Jaya Balila

External Group Leader, Former member jayabalila@... jaya86@...

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KSB Stiftung
(project FeOx-HOTMECH)

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New design strategy for high-performance steels

July 09, 2024

hydrogen microstructure and properties

International research team develops steel for liquid gas transport and storage. Results now published in the journal Science.

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green steel hydrogen sustainability

An economical process with green hydrogen can be used to extract CO₂-free iron from the red mud generated in aluminium production

Seeing light elements in a grain boundary

August 01, 2023

method development microstructure and properties

A further step in unravelling materials’ properties down to the atomic scale

Optimized magnets for the energy transition

May 31, 2023

innovative materials magnetic materials sustainability

European Innovation Council supports a research project led by Technical University Darmstadt with 3 million euros

A new space for designing advanced materials

May 22, 2023

innovative materials

Dr. Liuliu Han heads the new research group “High-Entropy Materials”

Using artificial intelligence to design innovative materials

March 31, 2023

innovative materials sustainability

Max Planck scientists explore the possibilities of artificial intelligence in materials science and publish their review

Ammonia: efficient hydrogen carrier and green steel enabler

March 30, 2023

green steel hydrogen sustainability

Max Planck materials scientists use ammonia for sustainable iron- and steelmaking. They publish their latest findings in the Journal Advanced Science

Sustainable steel production using ammonia

March 17, 2023

green steel hydrogen sustainability

New video explains the benefits of ammonia as hydrogen carrier and reduction material for iron ores

Towards defect engineering: identifying universal structures on the atomic scale

February 15, 2023

microstructure and properties

Researchers of the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung publish their latest findings in the journal Physical Review B

Sustainable, ultra-strong and ductile steel through advanced processing

January 17, 2023

green steel microstructure and properties sustainability

International researcher team presents a novel microstructure design strategy for lean medium-manganese steels with optimized properties in the journal Science

Better magnets for green energy

August 10, 2022

innovative materials magnetic materials microstructure and properties

Researchers use multicomponent alloys to make strong and ductile soft magnetic materials. Latest results now published in the journal Nature

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