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  1. Ingredients with bio content: they include rice husks (top left), ash from cassava peels (bottom left), karroo gum (centre) and coconut fibres (right).

    04/02/2016

    Bio-concrete pioneer

  2. Drawing by Adolf Martens (1850-1914): ferrite vein after tempering; surface of crucible steel 0.4 C., structure with ferrite und perlite

    04/02/2016

    Drawings by Adolf Martens

  3. Preparation of the enzyme’s activity measurement: the blue colour of the solution is already evident.

    04/02/2016

    Increasing speed

  4. Dr. Rudolf Schneider‘s and Nahla Abdel Shafi‘s laboratory investigations rely on a proven test system using antibodies, i.e. immunoassays.

    04/02/2016

    Down at the river

  5. A "reference body" made from concrete and steel reinforcement is built for the bridge tests. Here we see the start of the construction.

    04/02/2016

    Building Bridges

  6. From the observation bunker Kai Holtappel provides his colleagues with some last minute information shortly before the test starts.

    04/02/2016

    The Frozen Explosion

  7. Hagen-Joachim Saxowski and his team support collaborative research by BAM scientists. In addition to German, contracts are often concluded in English.

    04/02/2016

    2 Contract Languages

  8. The research stages in detail: the powder from the grinding bowl (middle) is packed into a capillary, then melted in the sample holder of an X-ray diffractometer (left).

    04/02/2016

    The perfect Wave

  9. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Bartholmai and Dr. Patrick Neumann have been working together to get sensors onto quadrocopters to locate gas sources since 2008.

    04/02/2016

    Flying by

  10. Maria Jürgens prepares a sample, which is then clamped in the experimental rig for load measurement.

    04/02/2016

    Transition Quartet