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The international doctoral program IGK 2495 was established in 2019 with our partner institute, the Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan, in order to better understand lead-free perovskite materials for electro- optical-mechanical energy conversion systems. Such alternative energy sources will become increasingly vital over the next decades, not only as sources of renewable energy but also for high-tech applications, such as powering unattended wireless sensors. Of particular importance is the improved understanding of multi-length scale phenomena responsible for the energy conversion, development and implementation of state-of-the-art lead-free perovskite materials, novel 2D and 3D processing techniques, and integration into devices. Various synthesis, manufacturing, and experimental techniques will be utilized and coupled to cutting edge simulations, facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration.
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This time we are interviewing Juliana Maier from Project F - Room Temperature Aerosol Deposition of Lead-Free Ferroelectric Films for Energy Conversion Systems. You can find all interviews of the Researcher Highlight Series here.
Where do you come from and how did you become a part of th... Weiterlesen
This is the third interview of the Researcher Highlight Series. This time we would like to introduce the first PhD student from our partner institute Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan (NITech): Minuk Choi. He is collaborating with Project E – Lead-Free Perovskite Semiconductors with Tunable Ban... Weiterlesen
As part of the adjusted IRTG Qualification Program 2021, Tutorials and Hands-on Workshops are presented monthly, online. The fourth workshop of this series was held by David Köllner and his Principle Investigator Dr. Tobias Fey from Project D.
Project D is interested in lattice structures with var... Weiterlesen
Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremburg (FAU) has once again performed excellently in the QS World University Ranking by Subject 2021: Materials Science and Chemistry remain among the top 150, and Materials Science has even made it into the top 100. In the categories focusing on citations ... Weiterlesen
