Publications and externally funded projects are elementary components of BAM's research and development activities. They demonstrate the high quality of the R&D work carried out by BAM staff and are essential media for the successful dissemination in science, technology, industry and politics.
In BAM's publication server PUBLICA you can find results and scientific publications. Open Access publications are directly accessible.
In our ReSEARCH project database you can find brief information on BAM's research projects.
A brochure on BAM's participation in European projects can be found here.
The following list contains a selection of BAM's research projects with information on the duration, subject, objectives, methods and project partners. Projects which are already closed can be found with the filter setting "closed".
Ergebnisliste 87 Results
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46 institutions from Europe and Taiwan have joined forces to develop a holistic brand management system.
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The project BAM Data Store aims to introduce a central system for digital research data management which will allow BAM researchers to document research data from the materials science domain throughout their life cycle, to link data with contextual information (metadata) and to store them reliably …
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The aim of the KaRAt project is to enable steel processing users to additive manufacture and modify components and semi-finished products made of high-strength steel in a way that is crack-proof and suitable for stresses.
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We are investigating how to accelerate experimental materials science through a data-driven approach and focus on building materials.
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In the HySpark project, the effectiveness of mechanical impacts as ignition source for explosive atmospheres containing hydrogen is being investigated experimentally, considering different material combinations.
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The project focuses on the influence of design boundary conditions on the solidification cracking tendency when welding high-strength steels.
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The goal of CORE is the improvement of cold spraying for the repair of highly stressed components in the aerospace industry to significantly reduce the costs and resource consumption of repair work.
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The aim of the LeBeDigital project is to digitally describe concrete as a material throughout the entire production process and to develop a basis for customized data and knowledge management.
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Within the nanoPlattform project, new nano reference materials are being produced and methods for characterising nanomaterials are being standardised and further developed. In addition, a digital basis is being created to simplify and standardise the recording of measurement results.
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Circular economy: The project LIBS-ConSort investigates methods to improve the sorting and recycling of construction and demolition waste. BAM contributes to LIBS-ConSort with the sub-project Method development of sensor-based sorting.