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#TheLightStuff: online lectures on scattering and diffraction
Following the success of the recent online “Better with Scattering workshop“, BAM will team up with the Diamond Light Source to bring up a series of online lectures on scattering and diffraction, with emphasis on lectures from early career researchers.
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COVID-19: Event Cancellations at BAM
Due to the current situation, a number of events will be cancelled at BAM.
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Materials testing and modern measurement sensor technology for waterways
Engineers involved in waterways and shipping administration as well as companies in the lock, weir and bridge construction sectors visited BAM during the 2020 Hydraulic Steelwork Conference.
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BAM leads new 3.9 Mio EUR project on structural health monitoring of safety relevant structures
The Guided Waves for Structural Health Monitoring (GW4SHM) project brings together 20 partners from academia and industry across Europe to train a new generation of researchers in all aspects of structural health monitoring (SHM).
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Investigating impact diamonds with synchrotron X-ray
Together with international partners BAM performed an experimental study of londsdaleite-rich diamond crystals from the Popigai crater. The results have now been published by the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) as "Highlight 2019".
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Expert group “Hydrogen Safety” from the Republic of Korea visited BAM
The delegation visited BAM to exchange on different aspects such as safety, production, transport, storage and forms of application of hydrogen.
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Amendments to BAM certifications
BAM ceases its certification activities for a number of products. These include pressure regulators, flame arresters, gas backflow valves, gas detectors and a number of safety assessments.
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Workshop at BAM on the BMBF initiative "MaterialDigital"
200 representatives visited the "MaterialDigital" information workshop. The event served to coordinate between the applicants and the platform.
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BAM and the University of Birmingham extend MoU und launch a joint research centre
On 5 December, BAM and the University of Birmingham extended their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for another three years.
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Three young scientists honoured with the Adolf Martens Prize
This year, the award goes to Prof. Dr. Nina Gunkelmann, Dr. Christian Greiner and Dr.-Ing. Can Diner.