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NITech members Takeshi Okada (Project B) and Min Uk Choi (Project E) recently defended their theses. Takeshi Okada spent some months at FAU during his doctorate: Discussing research in English with FAU professors and Ph.D. students on-site offered me a significant opportunity that greatly enhance...

We hope to give a better insight to the program by introducing our PhD students. We ask them about their research and how they became a member of our IRTG. This time we would like to introduce you to Hongyi Deng who is working in our Project G – Formulation and Crystallization of Perovskite Bearing ...

The KERAMIK 2023 took place in Jena and in Hermsdorf this year from 27. – 30.03.2023 . A total of 9 representatives from the Institute for Glass and Ceramics went to this year's annual meeting to exchange on current topics and to present their research. Among them there were four PhD students bel...

We hope to give a better insight to the program by introducing our PhD students. We ask them about their research and how they became a member of our IRTG. This time we would like to introduce you to Michel Kuhfuß who is working in our Project F – Room Temperature Aerosol Deposition of Lead-Free Fer...

We hope to give a better insight to the program by introducing our PhD students. We ask them about their research and how they became a member of our IRTG. This time we would like to introduce you to Ms Silmi Kaffah who recently started her research in our Project A – Electronic Circuits for Piezoel...

In February the second Kick-off Meeting of our International Research Training Group took place. For three days Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) and Nagoya Institute of Technology (NITech) members met in Gifu, Japan to spend their time together. These were days full of present...

We hope to give a better insight to the program by introducing our PhD students. This time we would like to introduce you to Michelle Weichelt who recently started her research in Project D - Additive Manufacturing of Cellular Lead-Free Ceramics:   How did you become a part of the IRTG prog...

We hope to give a better insight to the program by introducing our PhD students. We ask them about their research and how they became a member of our IRTG. This time we would like to introduce you to Michael Schwarz who recently started his research in our Project C - Macroscale Continuum Modeling a...

Over 50 fith graders from the "explorer club" of Christian-Ernst-Gymnasium visited the Institute of Glass and Ceramics for the first time. The researchers of the institute and members of our IRTG introduced them to piezoelectric materials and ceramics: How can one generate energy from a crystal and ...