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German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy visits BAM
Peter Altmaier visited BAM in Berlin today. Together with BAM president Prof. Dr. Ulrich Panne, he signed a joint target agreement between the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) and BAM.
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How long do engines last?
Having been involved in a cooperation project with the Fraunhofer Institute for Mechanics of Materials (IWM), the BAM and the IWM have succeeded in developing a computational model which provides a more precise description of the service life of aluminium radial compressor wheels.
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BAM research project aims to more accurately detect microplastics in the water
A new joint research project headed by BAM wants to find out how microplastics end up in the water. The project aims to optimise representative water and wastewater sampling procedures.
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BAM offers insight into the world of science start-ups
BAM will present a forum on the topic of science start-ups. Successful founders, BAM president Prof. Dr. Ulrich Panne and other important stakeholders from the Berlin start-up community will discuss success factors of spin-offs.
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Places for girls tour in Adlershof are still available
How far does a pair of jeans travel before it reaches the store? There will be an answer to this question at the special tour for girls grade 10 to 12 which will take place during the Long Night of the Sciences in Berlin-Adlershof on 9th June.
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I, Scientist 2018: BAM shows career paths for women in research
The Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) is attending for the second time the conference "I, Scientist – The conference on gender, career paths and networking" in Berlin-Adlershof from 25 - 26 May 2018.
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Medicines must be effective – and safe
Risks and side effects of medicines can also occur due to contamination of the products. Manufacturers must take this into account in their risk assessments. Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) provides support in this regard. provides support in this regard.
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Girls'Day 2018 at BAM: Open-air research
Today is Girls'Day or Girls' Future Day and BAM gives young female students the opportunity to experience the everyday life of a departmental research institute. The theme is open-air research and the girls will gain insight into BAM’s various tasks.
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Phosphorus Recycling from Sewage Sludge for Fertilisers of the Future
All living creatures need phosphorus and must absorb it from their food. Although phosphorus is a valuable raw material and its supply is limited. BAM is developing thermochemical processes that can recover this nutrient for reuse in fertilisers
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Sustainable Concrete Made with Coconut, Rice or Cassava
BAM is presenting its cooperation with African colleagues at the Hannover Messe because many ideas for basic research on sustainable concrete come from German-African cooperations.