MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FUR NACHHALTIGE MATERIALIEN GMBH

Forschungsprojekte

• Reducing Iron Oxides without Carbon by using Hydrogen-Plasma With 1.8 billion tons produced per year, steel is the dominant metallic material. It can be recycled by melti…
• Dynamic thermomechanical deformation map of FCC microparticles using additive micromanufacturing and machine learning The core aim of DyThM-FCC is to push the envelope of additive micro-manufacturing (AµM) and micromechanical t…
• Sustainable Hydrogen and Aluminothermic Reduction Process for Manganese, its alloys and Critical Raw Materials Production Decarbonization of processes, scarcity of raw materials and Europe independence on key resources, valorisatio…
• Additive Micromanufacturing: Multimetal Multiphase Functional Architectures Current 2.5D microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) devices are disadvantaged by their distinctive unreliabili…
• Improving surface and bulk properties of promising fusion material using deep cryogenic treatment With progress and development of society, the necessity of a more affordable, reliable and sustainable energy…
• Multi-property Compositionally Complex Magnets for Advanced Energy Applications Converting energy efficiently from renewable sources is crucial; however, the large-scale implementation of t…