Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
more From the MPI Flower power: lavender oil for longer-lasting sodium-sulfur batteries
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
more From the MPI Flower power: lavender oil for longer-lasting sodium-sulfur batteries
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
more From the MPI Flower power: lavender oil for longer-lasting sodium-sulfur batteries
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
more From the MPI Flower power: lavender oil for longer-lasting sodium-sulfur batteries
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
more From the MPI Flower power: lavender oil for longer-lasting sodium-sulfur batteries
Wie die Bakterien Pseudomonas syringae die Bildung von Eis fördern, haben Forscher der Max-Planck-Institute für Chemie und Polymerforschung aufgeklärt.
Hintergründe zum Klimaurteil gegen den Energiekonzern RWE Eine Kooperation für grünere Batterien
Scientists of the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung develop a workflow and code to characterize defects in steels and publish their results in the journal Nature Communications
enables the energy saving extreaction of Nickel with reduced CO2 emissions for batteries
In organotextile catalysis, materials such as nylon, are functionalised with organic catalysts. The procedure, developed by a team of chemists led by Benjamin List at the Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung, increases the active surface of catalysts and could makes processes such as the synthesis of medical agents in the pharmaceutical industry more efficient.
enables the energy saving extreaction of Nickel with reduced CO2 emissions for batteries
Start-ups are an effective way of transferring findings from basic research into practice. When researchers set up their own companies, they not only drive technological innovation forward – they also generate direct social and economic impetus and take control of their own careers. Here are a few examples from the more than 200 spin-offs we have supported to date.
battery technology The start-up replaces the thin contact foils used in conventional batteries
Starke Klebeeigenschaften der Weißbeerigen Mistel entdeckt und untersucht
Essverhalten und die Gewichtszunahme beeinflussen Metallvliese: Stoff für die Batterien
