Review on E-Connect 2025: Where research meets business
Industry Day showcases how to successfully bridge the gap between science and application.
Creating advanced catalysts with DNA origami
Researchers from Munich developed a new way to design three-dimensional nanomaterials.
Winter Retreat 2025 in Bayrischzell
Review of a successful meeting of our graduate students in Bayrischzell.
e-conversion leaves platform X
The presence on alternative platforms will be strengthened.
Proton-coupled electron transfer: Deciphered with high pressure
Chemists reveal mechanisms of proton-coupled electron transfer – a key to energy conversion.
The Power of Absence
How tiny metal vacancies improve solar hydrogen technologies.
Cracking the Escape Room with the energy of tomorrow
Communication project by e-conversion and the TUM Sustainability Office wins the 2025 University Competition.
How smart synthesis improves sun catchers
Advances in the photocatalytic use of covalent organic frameworks.
Quantum mechanics helps with photosynthesis
Why do plants transport energy so efficiently and quickly?
The best of both worlds
What makes MOCOFs into pores with potential.
Battery start-up incubator launches at TUM
Investment in Germany's technological sovereignty.
Creative ideas for the energy transition
Jennifer Rupp and Thomas Bein share research highlights, the secret to the cluster's success, and a behind-the-scenes look.
Efficient energy transport through covalent organic frameworks
Interdisciplinary study demonstrates the huge potential of the crystalline semiconducting structures.
Mission: a human-made leaf
Research for sustainable energy conversion based on the model of photosynthesis.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2025
Greetings and wishes from e-conversion.
New TUM Magazine presents e-conversion topics in the cover story
"Mission: a human-made" leaf shows research highlights in photocatalysis.
Unstable Catalysts? Excellent!
How COFs Generate Catalytically Active Nanoparticles.
Leibniz Prize 2025 for Bettina Lotsch
The Director at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research in Stuttgart is honored for her development of new materials.
Crystals as superlenses: The catcher of light
What drives our energy pioneers: Prof. Emiliano Cortés.
Diversity as a catalyst for scientific innovation
Photonics experts urge conference organizers to take action.
Digitizing Materials (DigiMat) Workshop strengthened the Aalto-TUM strategic partnership
Exchange on the development of data infrastructures in materials science.
World’s first center for solar batteries
Strategic partnership on optoionics between TUM and Max Planck Society.
Prof. Barbara A.J. Lechner awarded the Ernst Haage Prize
e-conversion expert receives prize at Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion.
New technology for solid state batteries
Qkera selected as one of the 25 best start-ups at Falling Walls.
ZEISS Women Award 2024 for Dr. Fuzhan Rahmanian
Recognition for Outstanding Contributions in Data Science and Digitalization.