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A team at BAM has succeeded in measuring internal stresses non-destructively on complex components produced using 3D printing - a key to improving production processes.
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Fuels such as kerosene or diesel can be contaminated by fungi or bacteria. So far, detection methods have been time-consuming: the evaluation takes up to four days.
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Dr. Kai Holtappels from the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) coordinates the "Safety and Acceptance" cluster in the new hydrogen research network of the Federal Government.
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A new project is launched at BAM. Its aim is to store building data securely and efficiently and to create the basis for assessing the safety of bridges, tunnels and other buildings efficiently and without high additional costs.
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At BAM, numerous female scientists research and work in a wide variety of fields. They tell why they have chosen a career in (natural) sciences and what advice they would give to girls and women.
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A team around Prof. Maaß (BAM, UIUC) have received approval for long-term exposure experiments on board the International Space Station (ISS) by the ESA.
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BAM is a new member of the HYPOS network which promotes the use of green hydrogen in the chemical industry, refinery, mobility and energy supply sectors.
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BAM has been accepting electronic invoices via the Federal Government’s Central Invoice Submission Portal (CISP) since 27 November 2019. From 27 November 2020, electronic invoicing will be mandatory.
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The Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) coordinates the European research project MefHySto (Metrology for Advanced Hydrogen Storage Solutions) on the safety of hydrogen.
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BAM scientist Dr.-Ing. Anja Waske has been awarded by the German Society for Materials Science e.V. for her activities in the continuous development of content, structure and personnel in the field of materials science and materials engineering.