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Anharmonic vibrations characterize the property profile of the semiconductor copper tantalum nitride.

On Girls' Day 2024, e-conversion opens its energy research laboratories.

How startups take flight: Impressions from our Powering the Future event at Munich Urban Colab with TUM Venture Labs.

This year's conference on cluster-surface interactions took place in the picturesque town of Bernried near Munich.

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

In this interview, Helge Stein talks about what battery research has to do with cooking, how he uses robotics and AI and why battery cell production benefits from his research.

An innovative method to simultaneously track rapid dynamic processes of multiple molecules at the molecular scale.

In this interview, Prof. Jennifer Strunk talks about how she wants to turn carbon dioxide into something useful, why artificial photosynthesis is so tricky, and what keeps her motivated for her research.

Advancing surface science with NAP-XPS.

Greetings and wishes from e-conversion.

What the energy transition needs: networking, collaborating, innovating.

High-performance nanostructures show world record for hydrogen production with sunlight.

We are happy to introduce our new student board.

Energizing meeting: Almost all Principal Investigators from e-conversion met for scientific exchange at Evangelische Akadamie Tutzing, Germany.

Insights into fascinating research and hands-on experiments.

Inspiring kids for energy research.

A research group has shown that certain organic dyes can help build virtual highways for the energy.

Combining traditional lithographic methods with the self-organization of DNA origami leads to organic 3D nanostructures on surfaces.

In the case of quantum sensing measurements, the type of surrounding electrolyte has an influence.

In the “Battery Generation” podcast Patrick Rosen talks to our e-conversion expert Prof. Jennifer Rupp.