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Topping out ceremony for technical chemistry – high-tech for research and teaching

 

Representatives of FAU and politics at the topping out ceremony for new build industrial chemistry
Topping out ceremony for new build technical chemistry at the FAU south campus (image: FAU/Giulia Iannicelli)

Modern building for science

The new Technical Chemistry building offers future-oriented infrastructure for the Chair of Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRT), the Chair of Separation Science and Technology (TVT) and the Erlangen Center for Interface Research and Catalysis (ECRC). Around 5,500 square meters of research and teaching space will be created to meet the specific requirements of the three institutions.

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FAU Center becomes Core Facility – almost one million euros in funding from the DFG

 

The electron micrograph shows a hexagonally arranged structure of spheres of different sizes.
Structure formation on the nanoscale is made possible by self-organization. Small polystyrene spheres with two different sizes form an ordered packing on the smallest length scale (Image: Nicolas Vogel)

Hub for particle research

The Erlangen Center for Functional Particle Systems (FPS) is being expanded into a core facility. In future, researchers from other scientific institutions will also be able to make greater use of the center’s unique expertise and technical equipment. This will make the FPS, which is based at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), a technology platform and hub for national and international particle research. The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the project with almost one million euros.

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Martin Hartmann honored with Klaus-Unger-Preis

 

Ulrich Müller and Martin Hartmann receiving the Klaus-Unger-Price
Martin Hartmann (r.), and Ulrich Müller receive the Klaus-Unger-Preis | Copyright: DECHEMA e.V.

At the 35th German Zeolite Conference, the Klaus-Unger Prize was awarded for the first time to outstanding personalities who have made an outstanding contribution to research on porous materials for the community. Prof. Dr. Martin Hartmann, Erlangen Center for Interface Research and Catalysis (ECRC), together with Dr. Ulrich Müller, formerly of BASF SE, were delighted to receive prize money of 2,000 euros, which is intended to promote young scientists.

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Groundbreaking ceremony for the new Technical Chemistry building and inauguration of new lecture halls

 

groundbreaking ceremony for new FAU building for technical chemistry
Image: FAU / Harald Sippel

We had two reasons to celebrate on April 8 – the ground-breaking ceremony for the new Technical Chemistry building and the inauguration of two lecture halls on the FAU Campus Erlangen Süd. The Bavarian Minister of Science Markus Blume and his cabinet colleague, the Bavarian Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann, came to Erlangen especially for this event.

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