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Support for private donors enabled the working group led by Prof. Dr. Kanngießer at TU Berlin to implement a variety of successful research projects.

Reason to celebrate: Chair in Analytical X-ray Physics turns ten years old

With a ceremonial event, initiators, sponsors, and staff of the Analytical X-ray Physics Foundation celebrated on January 17, 2019, the ten-year anniversary of the foundation as well as the appointment of Prof. Dr. Birgit Kanngießer in 2009 to the Institute of Optics and Atomic Physics (IOAP) at the…

Prof. Dr. Sabine Klapp is the spokesperson for Collaborative Research Center 910 on control of nonlinear systems. She also heads the Department of Computer Simulations and Theory of Complex Fluids at the Institute of Theoretical Physics at TU Berlin. (© TU Berlin/PR/Christian Kielmann) Prof. Dr. Sabine Klapp and Roland Aust are pleased that Collaborative Research Center 910 on the control of nonlinear systems will be funded for another four years. Professor Dr. Sabine Klapp is the spokesperson for the Collaborative Research Center and heads the Department of Computer Simulations and Theory of Complex Fluids at the Institute of Theoretical Physics at TU Berlin. Roland Aust is the managing director of the Collaborative Research Center. (© TU Berlin/PR/Christian Kielmann)

The German Research Foundation approves a four-year extension of the Collaborative Research Center 910 on control of nonlinear systems. TU Berlin continues in the role of the host university.

Control of Chaotic Systems

The German Research Foundation has approved, for the third time, funding for the Collaborative Research Center 910 on control of nonlinear systems, with TU Berlin being the host university. Coordinator of the Collaborative Research Center is Professor Dr. Sabine Klapp. Professor Klapp is head of the…

High-resolution scanning electron microscope (© TU Berlin/ZELMI) ZELMI Director Dr.-Ing. Dirk Berger (l.) and Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Nissen prepare a measurement on the field emission electron microprobe. The surrounding magnetic field frame prevents disturbances that could deflect the electron beam and distort the results. (© TU Berlin/PR/Patricia Pätzold) Probe for the Electron Beam Microprobe 2 (© TU Berlin/PR/Patricia Pätzold) Synaptic cells under the raster electron microscope
(© TU Berlin/ZELMI) Transmission Electron Microscope (© TU Berlin/ZELMI)

At TU Berlin, there is one of the largest centers for electron microscopy in Germany. The ZELMI has been in operation for 40 years – Commemorative colloquium on November 21, 2018

From the Microcosm to the Atomic World

In the summer of 2018, the collapse of a four-lane highway bridge in Genoa claimed the lives of dozens of people. Water, it was suspected, could have penetrated the concrete coating of the reinforcement and led to corrosion. A material problem. But how do experienced construction material researcher…

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