Projects

The EXIST project SAFIA Technologies is developing an innovative multiplex rapid test (immunoassay) for practical use in commercial food and environmental analysis.

The aim of the joint project is to develop the competitive electric machine of the future. To this end, product and process innovations along the entire value-added chain are being considered.

The project FitForAM serves the development of a fracture mechanical design concept for additively manufactured components based on locally representative material properties.

ALCOREF is a European-wide joint research project that will build up long term capacity for the production and certification of ethanol/water reference materials suitable for the calibration and approval of evidential breath alcohol analysers as defined by the International Organization of Legal Metrology.

The goal of the ACEnano project is to introduce confidence, adaptability and clarity into nanomaterial risk assessment by developing a widely implementable and robust tiered approach to nanomaterial physicochemical characterisation.

The aim of the HoTMiX research project is to provide a deep understanding of the relationships between the nonlinear mechanical response of oxide materials at very high temperatures and their microstructure at the nanoscale.

The project aims at a systematic evaluation of the so-called “bottle-test” and the corresponding test liquids according to GGR 015 and DIN 2002 with respect to the damage mechanism environmental stress cracking (ESC).

The main goal of the iNano project is the development of a new synthesis approach for indium phosphide-based semiconductor nanocrystals. The unique properties of these NCs will be used to gain a better understanding of the neurocognitive proc. in the brain.

The GW4SHM project, funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Innovative Training Network (H2020-MSCA-ITN-2019-860104), aims at different aspects of Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) using guided ultrasonic waves and at training a new generation of researchers skilled in all aspects of Structural Health Monitoring focusing on aeronautics, petrochemistry and the automotive sector.