27.11.2017 Article A ferroelectric liquid crystal confined in cylindrical nanopores: Reversible smectic layer buckling, enhanced light rotation and extremely fast electro-optically active Goldstone excitations has been published online in Nanoscale.

 

15.9.2017 Impressions of our canoe trip on the Luhe river

 

13.7.2017 TUHH@DESY
Students and staff of Technische Universität Hamburg visit Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron (DESY) and enjoy a tour across the campus and the PETRA III beamlines guided by Milena Lippmann and Oliver Seeck. A few impressions can be found here.

 

May 9-11, 2017 Minisymposium: Fluids in Nanoporous Media

organized by Gennady Gor and Patrick Huber at the 9th International Conference on Porous Media (InterPore meeting), May 8-11 2017 in Rotterdam

 

Weiterlesen: Upcoming Minisymposium: Fluids in Nanoporous Media

24.2.2017 Review on Adsorption-Induced Deformation of Nanoporous Materials (by Gennady Gor, Noam Bernstein and Patrick Huber) published in Applied Physics Reviews.

 

  1. IWW Canoe tour
  2. Dynamic mechanical analysis of supercooled water in nanoporous confinement
  3. Excursion to DESY
  4. SXNS 14 at Stony Brook, NY

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News

  • 08.11.2023 New group photo!

  • 15.02.2023 Our article on the fabrication of hierachically porous silicon and silica has been published in the jorunal 'Small'. See also DESY's press release.

     

  • 28.11.2022 A study on in operando high-resolution X-ray diffraction and electron tomography-based micromechanical computer simulations of electrochemical actuation in pSi-polypyrrole composites was published in Physical Review Materials.

     

  • 14.11.2022 Hamburg scientists win North German Science Prize: The Centre for Multiscale Integrated Materials Systems (CIMMS), a materials science centre in which our institute is involved, receives the North German Science Award 2022. Here you can find the corresponding press release in German and here a short summary on Instagram.

     

  • 09.11.2022 Our joined work with the research group of Philippe Coussot (Université Gustave Eiffel, Paris) on drying of mesoporous silica glass using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was published in Physical Review Applied.