CRC 1411 – Design of Particulate Products

CRC 1411- Design of Particulate Products

The key objective and long-term vision of Collaborative Research Centre 1411 is the targeted design of particulate products by rigorous optimisation based on predictive structure-property and process-structure functions.
We target scientific breakthroughs in the product engineering of nanoparticles with optimised optical properties produced by continuous synthesis directly coupled to property-specific classification of nanoparticles by chromatography. These challenges are addressed from different perspectives in four strongly interlinked research areas. These will be underpinned by the development of joint methodologies in synthesis, classification, characterisation as well as modelling, simulation, and optimisation.

 

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PIs Erdmann Spiecker, Benjamin Apeleo-Zubiri and Malte Kaspereit and the Spokeperson Nicolas Vogel were recognized as the best lecturers among the Technical Faculty ones. Their lectures were highly appreciated by students and made it to the top 3 in their categories in the summer semester 2024. This...

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On April 15th Niki presented how structural color works at the science slam »Um uns die Nature« jointly organized by the Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung and the Frankfurter Museums-Gesellschaft e.V. at the Opera house in Frankfurt and was awarded the second Prize for his presentation. Du...

The conference "Women in Optimization 2024" at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) was held from April 10 - 12th, 2024, as the fifth meeting in this series. About 70 female researchers from both industry and academia, doctoral candidates, and students in mathematical optimization...

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