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11/02/2019

Ahed Almalla escaped from Syria in 2015 and now lives with her partner and two year old child in Berlin. She began studying chemistry in Aleppo and is currently writing her master's thesis on the corrosion of nanocomposite thin films on aluminium surfaces at the FU Berlin. As a participant in the programme "Open doors, open minds", which supports young female refugees, she completed a two-month internship in the Interfacial Processes and Corrosion division in 2018.

Read more in her interview "It made us tougher, gave us a strong robustness and determination"

Ahed Almalla prepares the atomic force microscope (AFM) for measurement.

Ahed Almalla completed her traineeship at BAM's interfacial processes and corrosion division. Here she prepares the atomic force microscope (AFM) for measurement.

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...it needs steady hands.

...it needs steady hands.

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The AFM is ready to go.

The AFM is ready to go.

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The team from BAM's interfacial processes and corrosion division.

The team from BAM's interfacial processes and corrosion division.

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