Prof. Michèle Knodt as guest in the hr programme with Danijel Stanic

On 4.10.2023, Prof. Michèle Knodt presented the Clean Circles project on the storage, transport and release of renewable energies as a studio guest on the hr programme "alle wetter!

Publication in “Middle East Policy”

The European Union is stepping up its cooperation with external partners in the field of energy. Researchers from the Clean Circles project have analysed the relationship between the EU and Morocco in the field of hydrogen and described economic factors as drivers for institutionalised cooperation. However, the authors also see challenges. The study was published in the journal Middle East Policy (Wiley).

Prof. Knodt and Prof. Hasse present the Clean Circles collaborative project at the opening of the Wissenschaftsschloss

What would a spacecraft have to report from its flight to Mars? For example, that our Earth is getting warmer and warmer, rivers are drying up and centuries-old forests are burning. With our children's science show we gave children an exciting and entertaining first understanding of carbon emissions and research results that can help our world.

Expert for metallic energy carriers

Professor Jeffrey Bergthorson, a world-renowned expert and pioneer in the field of alternative, metallic energy sources, has been awarded a TU Darmstadt Research Fellowship.

Antje Vahl, Mechanical Engineering

The Clean Circles Direct Track Programme is aimed at female Bachelor students who would like to do a doctorate on topics in the field of energy research or energy transition. During a two-year Master's phase, they are supported by mentors and prepared for the doctoral phase in the Clean Circles project. Here we introduce some of the students.

Summary and impressions of meeting in Karlsruhe, 7–8 September 2023

This year's Clean Circles doctoral conference was held on September 7th and 8th. Doctoral students of the project met for two days in Karlsruhe at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. There was a diverse program: The participants presented their current scientific progress in short presentations, facilitating discussions about the results and the joint collaboration.

İrem Alp, Mechanical Engineering

The Clean Circles Direct Track Programme is aimed at female Bachelor students who would like to do a doctorate on topics in the field of energy research or energy transition. During a two-year Master's phase, they are supported by mentors and prepared for the doctoral phase in the Clean Circles project. Here we introduce some of the students.

MEP Dr Udo Bullmann (SPD) and city parliamentarian Anne Marquardt (SPD) as guests

On 01 September 2023, MEP Dr Udo Bullmann (SPD), Chair of the Subcommittee on Human Rights of the European Parliament, and Anne Marquardt, SPD candidate for the Hessian State Parliament in the constituency Darmstadt-Stadt 1, visited the TU Darmstadt. The focus of the visit was on the diverse contributions of the TU Darmstadt to successful transformation processes in order to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The programme also included a discussion with scientists from Clean Circles and a visit to the test benches.

Maira Gauges, Computational Engineering

The Clean Circles Direct Track Programme is aimed at female Bachelor students who would like to do a doctorate on topics in the field of energy research or energy transition. During a two-year Master's phase, they are supported by mentors and prepared for the doctoral phase in the Clean Circles project. Here we introduce some of the students.

Maren Werner, Department of Mechanical Engineering

The Clean Circles Direct Track Programme is aimed at female Bachelor students who would like to do a doctorate on topics in the field of energy research or energy transition. During a two-year Master's phase, they are supported by mentors and prepared for the doctoral phase in the Clean Circles project. Here we introduce some of the students.