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Controlled Polymerizations Applied to Organic Bioelectronics
06.01.2026 | Colloquium
TUESDAY 13.01.26 11:00

Controlled Polymerizations Applied to Organic Bioelectronics

Prof. Dr. Laure Kayser

Speaker Prof. Dr. Laure KayserDepartment of Materials Science and EngineeringUniversity of Delaware (UD) Host Prof. Dr. Roland Bennewitz Abstract Controlled Polymerizations Applied to Organic Bioelectronics Organic bioelectronics refers to the use of organic materials, particularly (semi)conducting π-conjugated polymers, in electronic devices specifically designed for biological applications such as analyte biosensing, monitoring physiological signals, repairing nervous […]

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15.05.2025 | Colloquium
MONDAY 26.05.25 Alte Bibliothek, INM – Leibniz Institute for New Materials, Campus D2 2, Saarbrücken

Biomedical Device Engineering

Prof. Huanyu“Larry” Cheng, Prof. Ghulam Destgeer, Prof. Andreas Güntner, Prof. Sebastian Kruss, Prof.Alexey Tarasov,

Monday 26.05.25 08:30-09:00 Prof. Huanyu “Larry” Cheng, The Pennsylvania State University, USAStandalone stretchable device platform for Biomedicine 10:30-11:00 Prof. Ghulam Destgeer, Technical University of Munich, GermanyFrom Lab on a Chip to Lab on a Particle: Engineering Microfluidic Devices for Biomedical Application 14:00-14:30 Prof. Andreas Güntner, ETH Zürich, SwitzerlandMolecular Sensors for Healthcare: From Nanotechnology to Devices […]

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25.04.2025 | TechTransfer
MONDAY 29.09.25 Leibniz Institute for New Materials, Saarbrücken

Smart Contact Lenses: Embedded Technologies beyond Vision

Prof. Chi Hwan Lee, Prof. Ali Yetisen, Prof. Philip Morgan, Prof. Jason J. Nichols, Prof. María González-García, Prof. Jang-Ung Park, Prof. Aránzazu del Campo

TechTransfer Day Tomorrow’s contact lenses will leverage our capabilities to perceive and interact with the world around us. Augmented reality contact lenses will enable navigation and communication without the need of visible hardware. Therapeutic contact lenses that sense, monitor and treat diseases will open new paradigms for health management and personalized therapies while being imperceptible […]

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19.12.2024 | Colloquium
TUESDAY 11.02.25 INM, Campus D2 5, Leibniz-Saal

Accelerated Research in Materials Science

Prof. Dr. Alfred Ludwig, Dr. Vahid Babaei, Dr. Alvaro Banderas, Dr. Özkan Öslem, Prof. Dr. Kerstin Thurow

In these colloquia, we bring together leading experts in lab automation and data-driven design to discuss how their approaches are advancing research workflows, enabling faster experimentation, and uncovering novel materials. The colloquia will cover advances in robotic and autonomous lab systems for high-throughput synthesis and characterization as well as the role of artificial intelligence and […]

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23.07.2024 | Conference
WEDNESDAY 18.09.24 Assembly Hall (Aula) of Saarland University

Engineered Living Materials Conference 2024

INM hosts the 4th International Conference on Engineered Living Materials (ELMs) from September 18 to 20. Join the ELM community here! Natural living materials grow following information stored in their genetic code. They also undergo continuous and autonomous re-modeling in response to external factors and adapt their performance to new solicitations. Such properties are desirable […]

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21.05.2024 | Seminar
WEDNESDAY 05.06.24 14:00 INM, Campus D2 5, Leibniz-Saal

Engineering lipid membranes: From biophysicalproperties to biotechnological applications

Dr. Kevin Jahnke Harvard University, School of Engineering

Abstract The biophysical properties of lipid vesicles are important for their stability and integrity, key parameters that control the performance when these vesicles are used for drug delivery. The lipid vesicle properties are determined by the composition and arrangement of lipids used to form the vesicle. However, the symmetric structure of the lipid bilayer limits […]

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