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Smaller, faster, more efficient? – Review by A5 (Volz)

In their review paper, Andreas Beyer and Kerstin Volz describe in detail their investigation of novel composite materials, which may eventually replace today’s silicon-based electronic devices. As the latter increasingly reach their performance limit, one option to overcome these largely physics-based limitations is to cover silicon with a different material […]

PI Seminar 2019 in Oberheimbach

As the first half of SFB 1083’s second funding period comes to a close it was time for its principal investigators to get together to discuss in depth their individual project’s progress and how interdisciplinary research and discussion across projects are developing. The secluded setting in Oberheimbach provided the right […]

SFB 1083 in partnership with Chemikum Marburg supports Girls’ Day 2019

SFB 1083’s Ö-project closely cooperates with Chemikum Marburg e.V. by installing at its premises several new experiments and workshops providing hands-on insights into the SFB’s research objective and the study methods employed. In 2019, for a second time, the partnership supported Girls’ Day activities with dedicated offerings. Girls’ Day 2019 […]