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 German Study Award 2019 for Dr. KotzFor his work on “Structuring of Glass at Room Temperature – Energy-saving Processes for Smart Glass” former IMT PhD student and researcher Dr. Frederik Kotz is honored with the German Study Award 2019 (Photo: Körber Foundation). More (in German)… |
 High Efficiency Perovskite Solar CellsA team at KIT has developed an innovative hole conductor layer that can be deposited over a large area and leads to record efficiencies (Photo: Tobias Abzieher, KIT). German television contribution More… |
 Final Conference ISTEGIM of the European ITN MIGRATEThe European ITN MIGRATE, located at IMT, organizes its final conference on thermal effects in gas flows in microscale ISTEGIM in Ettlingen near Karlsruhe in October 2019. Extended abstracts are welcome through www.istegim.eu. |
 Vector Foundation funds the development of a liquid X-ray lensThe foundation supports only about 8% of the applications and supports the innovative proposal even without the usual oral presentation. A liquid X-ray lens could be used in the white X-ray beam of a synchrotron source or a free-electron laser, since heating and damage to the lens are constantly cured. Liquid X-ray lens |
 Teaching Award for Prof. Dr. GuberIMT researcher and head of the department “Microsystems for Life Sciences” Prof. Dr. Guber (in picture second from left) has been honored with the Teaching Award 2019 of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering for his interdisciplinary lecture series BioMEMS I to IV (Photo: KIT). More (video in German)… |
 Award 2019 of “Südwestmetall” Goes to Dr. KotzFormer IMT researcher Dr. Frederik Kotz (in picture right) received a grant of the employer association “Südwestmetall” for his PhD thesis about additive manufacturing of glass and PMMA at the KIT (Photo: SWM/Wagner). More (in German)… |
 Poster Prize of The POCT Symposium 2019 Goes to Dr. MagerIMT researcher Dr. Dario Mager has been awarded with the Best Poster Award of the 4th Munich POCT Symposium 2019 for his contribution “eLoaD - Centrifugal Microfluidics With Modular Embedded Systems for a Simplified Usability and Maintenance at the PoC“. |
 Publication in npj|Flexible ElectronicsResearchers from IMT and IFG (Institute of Functional Interfaces) developed carbon-based flexible urea sensors that can be rolled-up to fit inside a catheter for ”point-of-care” diagnostics (Photo: KIT). |
 Photovoltaics – Versatile in Form and ColorResearchers and industrial partners develop printed perovskite solar modules for flexible use in buildings (Photo: IMT/KIT). More… |
