Die Professuren des Department of Materials Engineering forschen an den verschiedensten Werkstoffen und Materialien. Auf dieser Seite präsentieren sie eine Auswahl aktueller Forschungsaktivitäten aus dem Department. Weitere Forschungsprojekte stellen die Professuren auf ihren Webseiten vor. Einen Überblick über alle Forschungsaktivitäten des Department of Materials Engineering bietet das Forschungsinformationssystem der TUM (TUMFIS).
In this project, we will create microcapsules from biopolymers in such a manner, that we can not only control the morphology of the capsules during the microfluidic production process but that we are…
JEOL PBF-EBIn this project the technological capabilities, material behavior, and application potential of Powder Bed Fusion of Metals using an Electron Beam (PBF-EB/M) is investigated. For this an…
The CoolWeld project focuses on developing an automated, robot-guided additive welding system based on Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM). The system features a temperature-controlled welding…
The surface of a material is of fundamental importance, because it determines its function and properties for the respective application regarding a potential interaction with its environment.…
Whereas biofouling-induced infections have already been identified as a major complication associated with endotracheal intubation, the effects of mechanical tissue damage caused by the in- and…
In this project we aim at deciphering the molecular mechanisms responsible for the selective barrier properties of mucin gels. This will be achieved by combining molecular penetration experiments with…
The objective of this research project is to develop an approach to identify and characterize the effects of time-varying non-stationary modulated process gas streams on the melt reaction during…
PF-fired hyper super critical (HSC), also known as advanced ultra super critical (A-USC), power plant is able to reach 50-55% net (LHV) efficiency thereby decreasing the specific power plant CO2…
In the steel processing industry, welding (DIN 8593-6) is one of the most used processes for thermal joining of sheets and other geometries. Thereby a permanent connection between two or more…
