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Luminescent nanocrystals: BAM develops methods for quantitative measurements of luminescent materials
The Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) is developing reliable measurement methods for luminescent materials and thus closing an important gap.
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Saving CO2: A BAM app aims to accelerate the development of climate-friendly building materials
The use of artificial intelligence could help in the development of alternative and climate-friendly materials. A team from BAM has developed an app that provides intuitive access. It could help to save CO2 in other areas as well.
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3D printing in space: BAM and TU Clausthal test additive manufacturing under lunar and Martian gravity
Together with the Clausthal University of Technology, BAM is researching the possibility of using additive manufacturing in weightlessness to produce components, spare parts or tools as required. Now it has succeeded in printing with material that would be available on site - lunar dust.
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BAM opens new battery test centre: focus on safety and sustainability
BAM is now opening a new battery test centre in Berlin to push innovation in the field focussing on safety tests and sustainable battery materials.
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BAM and partners develop a European platform for testing innovative façade systems
METABUILDING LABS aims to support SMEs in the development of innovative and sustainable façade systems.
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New research project establishes network for female scientists with focus on urban construction
The project FALCONESS connects young female scientists from different disciplines for more sustainable construction in Africa. The project is coordinated by BAM and the University of Lagos in Nigeria.
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Offshore wind energy: lightweight construction enables major CO2 savings
The results of a BAM project with partners from science and industry promise considerable CO2 savings that can also be transferred to other areas of steel construction.
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Environment Week: BAM presents innovative measurement method for microplastics
BAM is represented at the "Week of the Environment" by the Federal President and the German Federal Foundation for the Environment with a new measuring method for microplastics.
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BAM coordinates new European research network on corrosion damage caused by microorganisms
BAM coordinates a new research network that aims to promote interdisciplinary exchange on microbially influenced corrosion (MIC).
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CO2 reduction: BAM research targets the production of useful chemicals by conversion of the climate gas
With the help of bacteria, versatile chemicals can be obtained from the harmful climate gas CO2. In a new research project, BAM is testing new materials to make the method more cost-effective and quickly scalable.
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3D printing: BAM team uses neutron bombardment to check stresses in gas turbines
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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BAM researches the risks of tiny polymer particles
Plastic waste breaks down in the environment into particles, some of which measure only a few thousandths or even millionths of a millimetre. The risks of these substances for the human organism are largely unknown. BAM is now researching the possible toxicity of micro- and nanoplastics in two large …
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Aviation safety: BAM develops rapid test for harmful microbes in kerosene
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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Innovative research for the energy transition and for the safety of bridges
At the Hannover Messe 2021- Digital Edition - BAM will present research projects on hydrogen, lithium batteries and digitalisation.
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BAM certifies the world's first reference materials for the determination of the fluorescence quantum yield
Twelve certified reference materials are now available.