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Research on living materials and, in particular, on targeted designed living materials is developing rapidly and in a wide variety of application areas.
A team from the 3sat channel filmed a report on lithium extraction from mine water at the INM for the science program “nano”.
The annual report 0f 2020 has been published. Browse the pdf or order your printed copy from contact@leibniz-inm.de.
What makes a gecko able to climb almost any wall? And how can we benefit from the underlying phenomenon for industrial pick-and-place applications? Nanoscribe News gives you the answer.
The INM awards two scholarships for a research internship in materials science at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). The internship will take place from June to August 2021 (9 weeks) as part of the ICMR Undergraduate Research Internship Program between the UCSB, Saarland University, and the INM.
Optogenetics and photonic technologies are changing the future of medicine. To implement light‐based therapies in the clinic, patient‐friendly devices that can deliver light inside the body while offering tunable properties and compatibility with soft tissues are needed. An article by Jun Feng et al. published in Advanced Functional Materials is dedicated to this topic.
The lectures will take place as webinars on five days at 5 p.m. Registration is not required! Please log in via the respective invitation link!
In a cooperation project between the INM and the University of Namibia (UNAM), funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, a fireproof building material made of acacia wood chippings and an inorganic binder was developed.
The automotive delegation of the Saarland made a strong appearance at the international motor show DIFA 2019 in Daegu, South Korea. INM was one of the exhibitors at the joint Saarland stand initiated by saaris – saarland.innovation&standort e.V. and GW Saar (Gesellschaft für Wirtschaftsförderung).