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Im Jahr 2024 war die DGM an mehreren innovativen Drittmittelprojekten beteiligt. Mit dem Projekt NFDI-MatWerk trägt die DGM zur Digitalisierung der Materialforschung bei, indem sie eine nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur aufbaut, die die Vernetzung und Datenverfügbarkeit in der Materialwissenschaft fördert. Im Projekt CLASCO werden 3D-gedruckte Bauteile durch ein innovatives Laserverfahren in ihren Oberflächeneigenschaften für biomedizinische und luftfahrttechnische Anwendungen optimiert. Darüber hinaus ist die DGM im Projekt Biologisierung der Technik aktiv, in dem biologische Prinzipien in technische Systeme integriert werden, um zukunftsweisende Materialien und Technologien zu entwickeln.

Clasco-Nachrichten

In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member SYLAS Laser Systems
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitised Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member SurFunction GmbH
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitized Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member nLight Plasmo
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitized Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member CATEC
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitised Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member NIT
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitized Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member Z-Prime
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitised Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member Steinbeis 2i GmbH
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitised Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
In portrait: CLASCO project consortium member ABCircular GmbH
CLASCO - Climate Neutral and Digitized Laser Based Surface Functionalisation of Parts with Complex Geometry, the European research project coordinated by TU Dresden and funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, started in January 2023. We introduce you to the Use Case Consortium Members of the CLASCO project in exclusive short portraits. Weiterlesen
Breakthrough in Laser Surface Functionalisation with SurFunction’s ELIPSYS® class Optics: CLASCO's Leap into 2024
As we step into the new year of 2024, the CLASCO project is excited to unveil a groundbreaking technological leap that promises to reshape the landscape of laser based sustainable manufacturing. Weiterlesen
CLASCO at Photonics West – Bridging Innovation and Technology
CLASCO at the forefront of photonic innovation at this year’s Photonics West Conference. Weiterlesen
Second Annual Project Meeting of CLASCO 2024
Welcome to the second annual meeting of the CLASCO project in the city of Seville, Spain. This meeting marked an important milestone for our project, which is funded by the European Union and Innovate UK. Our face-to-face meeting successfully brought together participants from over twelve countries, reflecting the European and even international nature of the project. Weiterlesen
Progress towards a strategic exploitation framework for CLASCO
In an important step to increase the impact of our research, the CLASCO consortium convened for its second exploitation workshop, expertly facilitated by Steve Bageritz of Steinbeis Europe. Weiterlesen
Synergy between laser technology & sustainability through education and training with CLASCO
At the forefront of sustainable innovation, the recent joint DGM Expert Committee meeting in Aachen, Germany, marked the next step in the education and training dissemination of the CLASCO project. The event, with CLASCO presenters including Prof. Gesa Beck of ABCircular, Prof. Andrés Lasagni of TU Dresden and Dr. Sebastian Slawik of DGM, provided the attending experts with perspectives on the results of the CLASCO… Weiterlesen
Integrating Infrared Excellence into Laser Polishing
The CLASCO project leaps forward with the integration of the Tachyon 16k+ camera into the laser polishing process of the CLASCO machine. Weiterlesen
Women in Science – Girls'Day 2024 – Laser Surfaces – SurFunction
We are delighted to introduce the first Women in Science event at Saarland University, an initiative by CLASCO to inspire and empower the next generation of female leaders in STEM. Weiterlesen
The First Webinar of the CLASCO Project: Shaping the Future of Manufacturing
Embark on a journey into cutting-edge manufacturing technologies with the launch of our CLASCO project webinar series, spearheaded by Prof. Andrés Lasagni. Weiterlesen
CLASCO Project at the 1st RCAA Virtual Symposium
Bridging continents through science, the 1st RCAA Virtual Symposium in Materials Science and Engineering fostered a vibrant exchange of ideas and showcased cutting-edge advancements by Argentinean researchers in Germany. Weiterlesen
First Peer-Reviewed Publication From the CLASCO Project
This groundbreaking research provides valuable insights into real-time monitoring of the Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP) process. Weiterlesen
The Evolution of Direct Laser Interference Patterning: Past, Present, and Future Challenges
We are exhited to share an insightful conference proceeding that delves into the evolution and future prospects of Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP). Authored by A.F. Lasagni and B. Voisiat from the Institute for Manufacturing Technology at Technische Universität Dresden, this work provides a thorough overview of DLIP's transformative journey as one of the key elements of the CLASCO machine. Weiterlesen
SurFunction's cutting-edge technologies at EPHJ in Geneva
Discover SurFunction's cutting-edge technologies at the EPHJ trade show in Geneva, where we are proud to present our latest innovations under the theme "World of High Precision". This year we are focusing on the advanced laser surface texturing solutions from the CLASCO project, designed for the complex geometries essential to the watchmaking and medical industries. Weiterlesen
CLASCO's Contribution to the Future of Laser Technologies at LPM Symposium 2024
We are pleased to reflect on CLASCO's recent participation in the LPM Symposium 2024, which took place a few days ago in San Sebastián, Spain. This event served as a premier platform for the exchange of leading research and technological advancements in laser precision microfabrication. Weiterlesen
Pioneering Surface Topography Analysis with CLASCO at LPM Symposium 2024
Reflecting on our successful participation at the recent LPM Symposium 2024 in San Sebastián, Spain, we are excited to highlight another contribution from the CLASCO team. Weiterlesen
Driving Laser Technology Forward: Andrés Lasagni's Invited Talk at LPM Symposium 2024
In light of the recent LPM Symposium 2024 in San Sebastián, Spain, we are proud to highlight the invited presentation by CLASCO's Andrés Lasagni. Weiterlesen
Advancing Laser Interference Patterning: Ignacio Tabares Presents Real-Time Monitoring at LPM 2024
At the recent LPM Symposium 2024 in San Sebastián, Spain, Ignacio Tabares presented a talk titled “Real-time Monitoring of Nanosecond Direct Laser Interference Patterning Structure Formation on Stainless Steel Using Time-Resolved Reflectivity.” Co-authored by Marcos Soldera, Bogdan Voisiat, and Andrés F. Lasagni, this presentation explored advanced techniques for real-time monitoring of laser-induced structures. Weiterlesen
Scaling New Heights in Surface Patterning: DLIP with 1 kW Fiber Laser at LPM 2024
We are pleased to highlight a significant advancement presented at the recent LPM Symposium 2024 in San Sebastián, Spain. Bogdan Voisiat, alongside co-authors Wei Wang, Dominik Britz, and Andrés F. Lasagni, delivered a key presentation titled “Pushing the Boundaries: 1 kW Fiber Laser Driven Direct Laser Interference Patterning Technique.” Weiterlesen
Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften 2024: A Night of Discovery
On 14 June 2024, the 21st Long Night of Science in Dresden united the community in an evening of scientific exploration and excitement. Weiterlesen
Announcing the CLASCO Project Video Interview Series
We are pleased to announce the commencement of our video interview series, produced by ABCircular, which provides a comprehensive insight into the CLASCO project. Weiterlesen
Continuing the CLASCO Project Video Interview Series: SYLAS Laser Systems
We are delighted to present the next in our series of video interviews with the CLASCO project consortium, produced by ABCircular. Weiterlesen
Official CLASCO Project Video
We are delighted to present the official CLASCO project video, which provides an in-depth insight into our innovative journey. Weiterlesen
CLASCO's 3rd Exploitation Workshop: Fostering Innovation and Practical Application
On 18 June, CLASCO hosted its 3rd Exploitation Workshop, led by Steven Bageritz of Steinbeis Europa Zentrum. Weiterlesen
Launch of CLASCO's YouTube Channel
We are pleased to announce the launch of the CLASCO YouTube channel! This new platform will serve as a comprehensive resource for all things related to the CLASCO project, which focuses on developing climate-neutral, digitalised laser-based surface functionalisation methods for metallic parts with complex geometries. Weiterlesen
CLASCO's First Webinar: The Project – Introduction, Current Progress and Outlook
The first CLASCO webinar, held on 26 June 2024, marked an important step in our webinar series dedicated to exploring the innovative advances of the CLASCO project. This initiative focuses on the development of carbon-neutral, digitised laser-based surface functionalisationmethods for metallic parts with complex geometries. Weiterlesen
Innovations in Manufacturing Technologies: Towards a Circular Economy and a Resilient Future
From 24 to 28 June 2024, the 2nd Madeira Digital Transformation Summit took place, showcasing the latest advancements in manufacturing technologies. One of the highlights was a presentation by Steve Bageritz from Steinbeis Europazentrum, titled “The CLASCO Project”, given in the workshop frame "Innovations in Manufacturing Technologies: Towards a Circular Economy and a Resilient Future". Weiterlesen
CLASCO's Representation at Addit3D in Bilbao
Consortium member CATEC successfully represented the European project CLASCO at Addit3D in Bilbao with an engaging booth. Weiterlesen
CLASCO Project at the 13th International Summer School on Laser Technology
From 26 to 31 August, the Dresden University of Technology and the Fraunhofer IWS organized the 13th International Summer School on "Trends and New Developments in Laser Technology." More than 50 students and young researchers from over 15 countries attended this unique event in Dresden. Weiterlesen
CLASCO Women’s Lunch at MSE Congress 2024
The CLASCO Women’s Lunch at MSE Congress 2024 is an exciting opportunity to explore the growing significance of gender aspects in European funding, with a focus on technical fields such as materials science and engineering. Weiterlesen
CLASCO Workshop at MSE Congress 2024
The upcoming CLASCO workshop will be held as part of the MSE Congress 2024, the largest materials science and engineering event in Germany, on 24-26 September 2024. This workshop is embedded in the symposium F04: Photonic Technologies for Surface Processing, which focuses on the latest advances in laser-based manufacturing. Weiterlesen
CLASCO Women’s Event at MSE 2024 Highlights the Growing Role of Gender in Research and Innovation
The first CLASCO Women’s event at MSE Congress 2024 provided a unique opportunity to explore the growing importance of gender in technical fields and European funding processes. Around 50 participants gathered on 25 September 2024 at MSE lunch break to engage in thoughtful discussions and listen to three highly engaging presentations that shed light on how gender considerations are moving beyond quotas to impact… Weiterlesen
CLASCO Workshop Successfully Completed
The CLASCO Workshop, part of MSE Congress 2024, successfully brought together leading scientists, engineers and industry professionals to explore the latest photonic technologies for surface processing. Weiterlesen
Innovative Heat Monitoring with the TACHYON Infrared Sensor: NIT Presents Key Solution for the CLASCO Machine at VISION 2024
At VISION 2024 in Stuttgart, NIT showcased the TACHYON infrared sensor – a tailored solution for the CLASCO machine that optimizes heat monitoring during laser-based processes. This MWIR sensor provides real-time precision for laser polishing and laser surface structuring (DLIP), elevating quality control to the next level. Weiterlesen
CLASCO Presents First Sustainability Results at MSE 2024
At the recent MSE 2024 conference in Darmstadt, Germany, Prof. Gesa Beck of ABCircular GmbH presented the first results of the CLASCO project, a study dedicated to sustainability in manufacturing. CLASCO, a collaboration supported by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation (Grant No. 101091373), aims to advance eco-design, material substitution and resource efficiency through multi-criteria life cycle… Weiterlesen
Electronica 2024: SurFunction Presents Latest Clasco Project Progress
SurFunction recently attended electronica 2024, which took place from 10 to 13 November in Munich. Electronica is a leading trade fair covering the entire spectrum of the electronics industry, from micro and nano technologies to automotive electronics and beyond. This event provided an excellent platform for SurFunction to present the latest progress of the CLASCO project to a diverse and engaged audience. Weiterlesen
MEDICA 2024: SurFunction Showcases Advancements in Additive Manufacturing
At MEDICA 2024, the CLASCO consortium member SurFunction showcased cutting-edge advancements in additive manufacturing for the biomedical sector. The CLASCO project is a transformative initiative addressing the challenges of post-processing 3D-printed components with complex geometries. These parts, vital for applications like knee implants and trauma plates, require tailored surfaces to enhance their functionality,… Weiterlesen
TU Dresden Inspires Future Innovators with Hungarian Students Visit
Two weeks ago, Technische Universität Dresden welcomed 20 high school students from Hungary for an event focused on encouraging interest in science and engineering studies. Weiterlesen
CLASCO: Wrapping Up a Year of Progress
As the festive season approaches, the CLASCO project takes stock of a productive year focused on advancing additive manufacturing for the aerospace and biomedical industries. Through innovations such as laser technology and process monitoring sensors, the project has made progress in overcoming challenges such as rough surfaces, while prioritising sustainability and digitisation. Weiterlesen

NFDI Nachrichten

Invitation to NFDI-MatWerk Exchange Webinar on Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs)
We are excited to invite you to an upcoming exchange webinar focused on Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs), scheduled for 1 February 2024, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am. Weiterlesen
Unveiling the Future: MSE 2024 Call for Abstracts in Topic D: Digital Transformation
The much-awaited Materials Science and Engineering Congress (MSE) 2024 is on the horizon, and it's time for you to shine. We invite you, our community and beyond, to present your cutting-edge research and groundbreaking innovations at MSE 2024. Weiterlesen
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Harmonizing FAIR Data in Materials Science with NFDI-MatWerk
Welcome to the Research Data Alliance's newest working group "Harmonized Terminologies and Schemas for FAIR Data in Materials Science and Related Domains". This initiative marks a significant step towards advancing the FAIR principles - Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability - in the realms of chemical and materials research. Weiterlesen
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Welcome to the NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar Series
The world of materials science and engineering is rapidly evolving, and keeping up with these advancements is critical. We are pleased to announce the launch of our NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar Series, an initiative designed to bring cutting-edge insights and practical knowledge right to your screens. Weiterlesen
Unlocking XAS Secrets: Join the Physical Science in NFDI Colloquium
On 14th February 2024 Matthew Newville from the Center for Advanced Radiation Sources at the University of Chicago will present existing XAS spectral libraries and formats at the NFDI Physical Sciences Joint Colloquium. The event takes place at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) as well as via Zoom and starts at 11:00 am. Weiterlesen
Love Data Week 2024

Love Data Week (LDW) is an international week of action centred around research data and research data management. Under the motto "My Kind of Data", Love Data 2024 will be celebrated worldwide from 12 to 16 February with numerous events on a wide variety of topics. The FDM initiatives in German-speaking countries want to attract more attention to the topic of research data management with broad participation in Love…

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Join us! Second NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar - Visual Programming in JupyterLab
Welcome to the Second NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar by Dr.-Ing. Tim Dahmen on 5 April 2024 at 02:00 p.m. CET! Weiterlesen
Reflecting on the success of the All-Hands-on-Deck Meeting 2024
This year, the Rhein Sieg Forum was once again the meeting place for the NFDI-MatWerk community, hosting the All-Hands-on-Deck Meeting 2024 (AHoD 2024) on 12 and 13 March 2024. Weiterlesen
Editorial März 2024: Vorstellung des neuen DGM-Teammitglieds Katharina Bollmann (M.Sc.)
Im März hat das Team der DGM erneut Zuwachs erhalten. Im Rahmen des NFDI-MatWerk-Projekts wird Katharina Bollmann (M.Sc.) die DGM im Bereich der Community Interaction unterstützen. Angefangen hat sie in der Jung-DGM Ortsgruppe Saarbrücken und bekleidete zuletzt von 2022 bis 2023 eine der Positionen der Jung-DGM-Bundessprecher im Vorstand. In diesem Editorial beleuchten wir, warum der Wechsel vom Ehrenamt zur… Weiterlesen
Review: First NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar
On 22 March 2024, the first NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar discussed “Machine Learning Hardware in a Public Context: Options and How to Use Them.” Weiterlesen
Review: Second NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar
The second NFDI-MatWerk Tool Webinar was recently concluded with an exciting presentation by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tim Dahmen. The topic "Visual Programming in Jupyter Lab" focused on Chaldene, an initiative of the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI). The platform, designed to work within the Jupyter Lab environment, provides a graphical programming language that aims to streamline complex programming… Weiterlesen
NFDI-MatWerk Spring School on Research Data Management
The NFDI-MatWerk Spring School on Research Data Management in Saarbrücken has kicked off on 10 April 2024! 19 master students from the international Erasmus Mundus programme AMASE (Joint European Master Programme in Advanced Materials Science and Engineering) have convened at Saarland University (UdS) in Saarbrücken. Weiterlesen
The Big Digitization Survey 2024: NFDI-MatWerk
The NFDI-MatWerk consortium has opened the 2024 Digitization Survey for the Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) community. Weiterlesen
NFDI Management Circle Sports Festival 2024: Strengthening Collaboration and Innovation Across NFDI
The NFDI Management Circle Sports Festival 2024 brought together coordinators and managers from all NFDI consortia at Freiburg University, Germany, for an engaging and productive event. Themed „NFDI as a team - together we will win", the meeting focused on improving collaboration, discussing key performance indicators, and fostering innovation across the consortia. Weiterlesen
Editorial Newsletter Juni 2024
Sie möchten den zukünftigen Umgang mit Forschungsdaten in unserem Fachgebiet aktiv mitgestalten? Die Digitalisierung eröffnet wegweisende Chancen und Möglichkeiten für die Materialwissenschaft und Werkstofftechnik. Weiterlesen
Internal - New opportunities for easy collaboration in NFDI-MatWerk
The DGM of the Community Interaction Task Area has introduced an internal area on the NFDI-MatWerk website for all project participants. This is intended to improve the exchange of information and provide a clear overview of the internal structure. Weiterlesen
NFDI-MatWerk Summer School 2024: Digitale Transformation in der Materialwissenschaft
Das NFDI-MatWerk Konsortium lädt Doktorand*innen, Post-Docs und fortgeschrittene Masterstudierende zu seiner Summer School nach Bremen ein. Die Veranstaltung bietet grundlegende Einblicke und praktische Lösungen für das Forschungsdatenmanagement (RDM) in der Materialwissenschaft und Werkstofftechnik. Weiterlesen
Last chance to register: NFDI-MatWerk Summer School 2024 at Leibniz-IWT in Bremen - Develop your skills for tomorrow!
Hello future research innovators! From 10 to 12 September 2024, the NFDI-MatWerk Summer School will take place at the Leibniz Institute for Materials Engineering (IWT) in Bremen. Weiterlesen
Successful Conclusion of the NFDI-MatWerk Summer School 2024
The NFDI-MatWerk Summer School 2024, held from 10-12 September 2024 in Bremen, concluded with great success, bringing together participants and experts in Research Data Management (RDM). Weiterlesen
Take the opportunity to learn more about NFDI-MatWerk's latest developments at MSE 2024!
From 24-26 September 2024, the MSE Congress will bring together over 1,200 participants from around the world to create a hub for innovation and collaboration in materials science. This hybrid congress provides a dynamic platform for fresh ideas, insightful presentations and international networking. Weiterlesen
Extending NFDI-MatWerk Solutions: A Community-Centric Rollout Strategy
The deployment of Research Data Management solutions developed within NFDI-MatWerk is now a key focus, with the aim of engaging the entire Materials Science and Engineering (MatWerk) community. Weiterlesen
Explore the New NFDI-MatWerk Website!
The NFDI-MatWerk website has been completely revamped to provide an improved and more accessible user experience. It provides essential information on research data management and is designed to meet the needs of students, researchers and industry partners alike. The aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of NFDI-MatWerk's services to all interested Materials Scientists. Weiterlesen
Annual Strategic Meeting of NFDI-MatWerk in Freiburg
On 06 – 07 November 2024, NFDI-MatWerk held its annual strategic meeting in Freiburg to evaluate progress, set goals, and enhance the integration of research data management solutions. The meeting focused on building a cohesive architecture to advance the field of Materials Science and Engineering, covering topics such as identifying missing links between our solutions, planning our milestones and work program for… Weiterlesen
NFDI-MatWerk Spring School 2025 – Register Now!
The NFDI-MatWerk Spring School 2025 will take place from 08 to 10 April 2025, at the RWTH Aachen University, IT Center. This event offers hands-on insights and solutions for managing research data in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE). Weiterlesen

Biotrans Nachrichten

Editorial Februar 2024: Vorstellung des neuen DGM-Teammitglieds Andreas Abel (M.Sc.)
Die DGM begrüßt Andreas Abel (M.Sc.) im Team. Mit seiner Expertise im MatWerk-Bereich stärkt er das Team, insbesondere im Rahmen des innovativen Projekts "BioTrans". In unserem Interview gibt Andreas Einblicke in seine Motivation die DGM zu unterstützen, seine Rolle bei "BioTrans" und die Bedeutung bioinspirierter Lösungsansätze für die Technologie. Weiterlesen
Start des Begleitprojekts BioTrans
Konsortium und Projektträger von BioTrans (Wissens- und Technologietransfer bioinspirierter Lösungsansätze in Industrie und Gesellschaft) trafen sich am 15.02.2024 zum Kick-off des Begleitprojekts in Köln. Weiterlesen
Netzwerke für die Forschung bioinspirierter Materialien erkunden und erweitern
“BioTrans” war zu Gast bei der diesjährigen Ausgabe der “BioINSP 2024” vom 18.-20. März 2024 in Löwenstein, um nationale sowie internationale Forschende im Bereich bioinspirierter Werkstoffforschung kennenzulernen und die Bedeutung der “Biologisierung der Technik” näherzubringen. Weiterlesen
Biologisierung der Technik bei der Woche der Umwelt und ACHEMA 2024
Im Juni 2024 gibt es gleich zwei Veranstaltungen, um sich rund um die Biologisierung der Technik zu informieren: Die Woche der Umwelt im Schloss Bellevue, Berlin (4.-5. Juni) und die ACHEMA auf der Messe Frankfurt (11. Juni). Weiterlesen
Technologische Inspiration aus der Natur: Rückblick auf die Woche der Umwelt und ACHEMA 2024
Zwei Veranstaltungen im Juni 2024 boten beeindruckende Einblicke in die Verschmelzung von Biologie und Technik: Die „Woche der Umwelt“ im Schloss Bellevue und die ACHEMA 2024 in Frankfurt am Main. Beide Events zeigten, wie bioinspirierte Technologien innovative Lösungen mit Nachhaltigkeitseffekten bieten können. Weiterlesen
Einladung zum Bionik-Unternehmensforum 2024: Austausch- und Netzwerkmöglichkeiten zur Biologisierung der Technik
Welche Vorteile bietet die Einführung bioinspirierter technischer Konzepte für mein Unternehmen und wie lassen sich diese umsetzen? Das Bionik-Unternehmensforum 2024, verknüpft mit der ersten Statuskonferenz zur BMBF-Fördermaßnahme „Biologisierung der Technik“, bietet dafür am 14. November in Esslingen a.N. in den Räumlichkeiten von Festo eine exklusive Plattform für den Austausch zwischen interessierten… Weiterlesen
Bioinspiration für technische Anwendungen kennenlernen: Bionik-Workshop und Bionik-Unternehmensforum im November
Im Innovationsindikator 2024 des Bundesverbands der Deutschen Industrie (BDI) wurde Deutschlands stagnierende Innovationskraft hervorgehoben. Eine Chance, diesen Trend umzukehren, liegt in der Biologisierung der Technik – ein Ansatz, der das Potenzial hat, nicht nur Materialforschung, sondern auch technische Anwendungen grundlegend zu verändern. Zwei Veranstaltungen im November 2024 bieten die Gelegenheit, diesen… Weiterlesen
CarBoMD: Bioinspirierte Implantattechnologie für die Knorpelregeneration
CarBoMD, ein Projekt unter der Leitung des Instituts für Textiltechnik der RWTH Aachen, entwickelt innovative Metall-Polymer-Implantate zur Behandlung von Knorpelschäden. Mit einem klaren Fokus auf Bioinspiration und modernster Technologie streben die Forschenden eine nachhaltige Lösung für die Herausforderungen bei der Behandlung von Arthrose an. Weiterlesen
Das war die Statuskonferenz 2024!
Mit spannenden Vorträgen, einem festlichen und unternehmerischen Rahmenprogramm sowie viel Zeit für fachlichen Austausch fand vergangene Woche die erste Statuskonferenz der BMBF-Fördermaßnahme „Biologisierung der Technik: Bioinspirierte Material- und Werkstoffforschung“ statt. Die Verbünde starten damit gemeinsam in die Mission, mit bioinspirierter Materialforschung neue Innovationskraft in Wirtschaft und… Weiterlesen
HEAL-X Bioink: Bioinspirierte Hydrogele für selbstheilendes Gewebe aus dem 3D-Drucker
Die Vision, künstliche Organe aus dem 3D-Drucker herzustellen, rückt mit dem Projekt HEAL-X Bioink einen Schritt näher. Im Rahmen der BMBF-Fördermaßnahme „Biologisierung der Technik: Bioinspirierte Material- und Werkstoffforschung“ arbeiten Forschende daran, eine neue Generation von Biotinten zu entwickeln. Mit selbstheilenden Hydrogelen als zentralem Baustein sollen die biologischen Herausforderungen des… Weiterlesen
Bioinspirierte Implantate: Projekt OSTEOFUNK revolutioniert die Chirurgie
Im Rahmen der BMBF-Fördermaßnahme „Biologisierung der Technik“ widmet sich das Projekt OSTEOFUNK einer entscheidenden Herausforderung der rekonstruktiven Chirurgie: der Verbesserung der Implantat-Integration durch bioinspirierte Materialforschung. Die beteiligten Partner setzen dabei auf innovative Laser- und Oberflächentechnologien, um das Potenzial von PEEK als Implantatmaterial vollständig auszuschöpfen. Weiterlesen

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