Bringing the university into the heart of the city
e-conversions' scientific escape game featured in TUM Magazine as an example of successful public engagement.
AI-driven Catalyst Development
€30 Million Funding for German Consortium.
A self-forming catalyst
A copper-based material deliberately transforms into an active catalyst – opening new pathways for CO₂ utilization.
EIC Transition: multi-million funding for LMU Nano-Institute team
iNSyT-ONE has received a Transition Grant from the European Innovation Council to advance a patented microscope platform.
Winter retreat 2026 in Bayrischzell
A look back at a successful event of our doctoral students in Bayrischzell.
Teaching a HAMSTER physics
Realistic simulation of next-gen solar materials.
Making perovskite solar cells weather-resistant
TUM researchers uncover how solar cells age and develop design concepts.
Beatriz Roldán Cuenya receives prestigious spanish research award
e-conversion expert honored with "Premio Investigación" 2025.
A molecular crown for greater selectivity and stability
Researchers achieve fine-tuning of CO₂ reduction using crown ethers.
“With machine learning, we can revolutionize materials research”
What drives our energy pioneers: Prof. Patrick Rinke.
Early-career researchers honored
A series of successes in the team of TUM researcher and e-conversion expert Christopher Stein.
Making the chemical industry more sustainable
Start-up SYPOX replaces natural gas with electricity.
Decoding energy storage with x-ray vision
What drives our energy pioneers: Prof. Hubert Gasteiger.
Machine learning sheds new light on fast-moving ions in solid electrolytes
TUM researchers demonstrate a new approach that improves accuracy and drastically reduces computing costs.
Knut Müller-Caspary honored with Ernst Ruska Award
e-conversion expert honord with Ernst Ruska Award 2025.
Interview with Prof. Jennifer Rupp at the Fritz Haber Institute in Berlin
Since 2024, the TUM researcher has been a Max Planck Fellow at FHI and explains what she will be working on during her five-year fellowship.
Composing Nanomaterials – with AI and Chemistry
LMU researchers are developing “Synthesizer,” a platform that combines automated chemical synthesis, high-throughput characterization, and data-driven modeling.
High-tech from pole to pole
The focus article takes a look at battery research at e-conversion (photo: Adobe Stock)
Functional Ceramics: Key Materials for the Energy Future
TUM researchers publish a review focusing on sustainability along the material value chain.
Nanophysics: Molecules as Switches for Sustainable Light-Driven Technologies
A team of LMU nanophysicists identifies new mechanisms of plasmonic damping.
Jennifer Rupp awarded Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Medal
e-conversion expert receives highest award from TU Munich.
Bettina V. Lotsch becomes new member of the German Academy of Engineering Sciences
e-conversion expert elected to acatech.
Escape from Carbonia at Deutsches Museum and Spielwiesn
Successfull days at the Science Communication Lab and at Messe Augsburg.
Jennifer L.M. Rupp elected to the board of the Materials Research Society
e-conversion expert to have an important voice in the materials society from January 2026.
New resources from waste products
Career in science: Yixiao Zhang