TU research group simulates the ageing of concrete on high-performance computers

08.04.2020 von Claudia Staub The EU-wide research project InnovaConcrete aims at developing materials and methods to rehabilitate damaged concrete structures in order to preserve them as cultural heritage. A research team from the Technical University of Darmstadt is involved in the project, using the Lichtenberg high-performance computer to simulate how the material concrete behaves under various influences.

Researchers from Darmstadt around the materials scientists Professor Lambert Alff and Professor Leopoldo Molina-Luna are developing memory components for a new type of chip.

Two of this year's Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prizes of the German Research Foundation (DFG) go to the TU Darmstadt – to junior professor Ulrike Kramm (40) and assistant professor Michael Saliba (36).

University Assembly of TU Darmstadt approves President Brühl's personnel tableau

The German Research Foundation has approved the application for the Collaborative Research Centre “HoMMage – Hysteresis Design of Magnetic Materials for Efficient Energy Conversion”!

Extremely heat-resistant new material composites

The Athene Young Investigator and materials scientist Xufei Fang is researching the improvement of ceramics and new applications.

Doctoral student at TU Darmstadt awarded “Kultur-Kreativpiloten” prize

The Xenius programme on Monday deals with glass as an innovative building material. Professor Jens Schneider's team at the Institute for Structural Analysis and Design (ISM+D) contributed to this and gave the Xenius reporters an exciting overview of the different types of glass.

We are very proud and congratulate our member Prof. Ulrike Kramm on the “Curious Mind” research prize awarded by Merck and Manager Magazin. Materials scientist and TU professor Ulrike Kramm (40) received the EUR 7500 award for her work in the “Mobility and Energy” category.