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  1. Scientists at the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) want to lay the foundations for the use of muon tomography in the realm…

    Installation of GSCAN's XL Scanners at the Mäo bridge in Estonia.
  1. The Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) is part of a large EU consortium that aims to reduce dependence on imports of titanium…

    Titanium items.
  1. A team at BAM is now demonstrating how 3D-printed components can be identified by their machine-readable markings and authenticated by their unique…

    The digital object identifier establishes a secure and unique connection between digital product data and the corresponding physical component, ensuring tamper-proof traceability.
  1. Precise comparative standards are needed to ensure that nanomaterials can be used safely and reliably. However, there are significant gaps in this…

     Iron oxide nano-reference material
  1. BAM today put into operation a digitally monitored research hydrogen refueling station, unique in Germany, at its Technical Safety Test Site.

    BAM's new research refueling station: Real-time monitoring of all processes for a safe hydrogen infrastructure.
  1. Veröffentlicht am 06/24/2025

    The BAM Report 2024/25, the annual publication of the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM), has been published.

    The new BAM Report shows in around 60 pages how BAM, as a federal research organization, contributes to “progress with safety”.
  1. BAM is working with partners from Italy and France to investigate the safety of nanomaterials in lithium-ion batteries.

    Scanning electron microscope image of the positive electrode of a lithium-ion cell. The smaller carbon nanoparticles are intended to improve conductivity.
  1. BAM has started its work in the new Collaborative Research Center (SFB) on the modular reuse of existing structures, which is funded by the German…

    BAM is developing non-destructive testing methods to make building components reusable.
  1. Researchers at BAM have developed an innovative approach to make solid-state batteries more powerful and suitable for everyday use.

    It's all about the right mix. The BAM team is developing special solid electrolytes based on sodium super ionic conductors (NASICON).
  1. The BAM, the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB), and Humboldt University of Berlin (HU) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish the…

    From left to right: Prof. Dr. U. Panne (BAM), Prof. Dr. Ch. Schneider, Vice President for Research (HU), Prof. Dr. B. Rech, Scientific Director of HZB, and Th. Frederking, Commercial Director of HZB.

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