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Discover e-conversion research in a playful way with “Escape from Carbonia”.

Another piece of knowledge for one of the most promising solar cell materials.

LMU researchers are developing ultrathin optical components made of atomically layered systems, which capture light much better than previous materials.

Green light for second funding period.

Solar battery based on porous organic material.

GDCh honors TUM researcher.

Interactive play stations on future energy are taking shape.

Industry Day showcases how to successfully bridge the gap between science and application.

Researchers from Munich developed a new way to design three-dimensional nanomaterials.

Review of a successful meeting of our graduate students in Bayrischzell.

The presence on alternative platforms will be strengthened.

Chemists reveal mechanisms of proton-coupled electron transfer – a key to energy conversion.

How tiny metal vacancies improve solar hydrogen technologies.

Advances in the photocatalytic use of covalent organic frameworks.

Why do plants transport energy so efficiently and quickly?

What makes MOCOFs into pores with potential.

Investment in Germany's technological sovereignty.

Jennifer Rupp and Thomas Bein share research highlights, the secret to the cluster's success, and a behind-the-scenes look.

Interdisciplinary study demonstrates the huge potential of the crystalline semiconducting structures.

Research for sustainable energy conversion based on the model of photosynthesis.

Greetings and wishes from e-conversion.

"Mission: a human-made" leaf shows research highlights in photocatalysis.