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20.10. – Prof. Silvia Vignolini
University of Cambridge
Biomimetic colour engineering from nature to applications
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13.10. – Prof. Daniel Lacks
Case Western Reserve University
Contact Electrification – why is something seemingly so simple so poorly understood?
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06.10. – Prof. Beverley Glover
University of Cambridge
Development of petal nanoscale ridges that scatter light and influence animal behaviour
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22.09. – Prof. Andreas Ernst
University of Kassel
Acceptance of environmentally relevant new technologies and materials
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15.09. – Prof. Vasiliki Tileli
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne
Liquid-phase transmission electron microscopy for probing electrochemical-induced processes
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21.07. – Prof. Marc Desmulliez
Heriot Watt University
Computer-aided biomimetics: methodology to search for meaning in data and measurements
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14.07. – Prof. Petr Novak
ETH Zürich
Battery Materials and Their Operando Characterization
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23.06. – Prof. Philippe Poizot
University of Nantes
Organic host materials for innovative rechargeable batteries
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09.06. – Prof. Alfred Crosby
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Polymer Gels for Autonomous Motion and Mesoscale Assembly
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19.05. – Dr. Thang Vo-Doan
University of Freiburg
Insect-machine Hybrid Robot: From locomotion control to future applications
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12.05. – Elena Vazquez
Penn State University, USA
Design strategies for responsive architecture using smart materials
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05.05. – Prof. Khalid Salaita
Emory University, USA
Beyond the central dogma: Repurposing nucleic acids as force sensors, actuators, and motors
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28.04. – Prof. Paul Thagard
University of Waterloo Ontario
The Cognitive Science of Climate Change
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21.04. – Prof. Stefan Hiermaier
University of Freiburg
SCHARF project: Multiscale analysis of robust material systems with integrated functionalities
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14.04. – Prof. Gerald Urban
University of Freiburg
Microelectronics for Life: Project PROMYS - a joint project of the German strategic research initiative ForLab
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31.03. – Dr. Margret Wohlfahrt-Mehrens
Zentrum für Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung Baden-Württemberg (ZSW)
Materials development for lithium ion batteries – From particle design to full cell operation
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10.03. – Prof. Maximilian Fichtner
Helmholtz Institut Ulm
New materials for electrochemical storage - from post Li-ion to post Li systems
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03.03 – Prof. Song Jin
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Solar Flow Batteries: Integrated Solar Energy Conversion and Redox Flow Battery Systems
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17.02. – Prof. Dr. Steve Albrecht
TU and Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin
Highly Efficient Monolithic Tandem Devices with Perovskite Top Cells
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10.02. – Prof. Dr. Mark Miodownik
University College London
Towards Self-repairing Cities
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27.01. – Prof. Thomas Bein
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Optoelectronic Processes in Covalent Organic Frameworks
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13.01. – Prof. Yan Yao
Texas Center for Superconductivity at the University of Houston
Next-generation Batteries for Electric Vehicles and Stationary Storage