Clean Circles researchers at the Winter School “Sustainabe and Resilient Energy for Europe?!”

Clean Circles researchers had great discussions at the International Winter School “Sustainable and Resilient Energy for Europe?!” that was held 6–8 December 2022 in Darmstadt.

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Am 29.11.2022 erschien in der Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung ein Artikel über Clean Circles von Sascha Zoske mit dem Titel „Heißes Eisen für das Klima“.

One-day seminar honoring Prof. Dr. Katharina Kohse-Höinghaus

On the occasion of the 70th birthday of Prof. Dr. Katharina Kohse-Höinghaus, we cordially invite you to a one-day seminar entitled “Towards Carbon-neutral Energy and Processes”.

Panel discussion on 22 November 2022

On 22 November 2022, the members of the Collaborative Research Centres 1194 and Transregio 150, as well as the cluster project Clean Circles, intensively discussed questions of intercultural competence and communication.

am 29. November 2022 an der TU Darmstadt

Am 29.11.2022 findet der 4. Wasserstoff-Stammtisch Rhein-Main an der TU Darmstadt statt. Mit Vorträgen, Führungen und einer Posterdiskussion mit Get-Together wird die breite Forschung zum Zukunftsthema Wasserstoff vorgestellt.

Four PhD students at Clean Circles present their project

Four PhD students from the fields of engineering, natural sciences/mathematics and social sciences will give insights into their projects and the interdisciplinary collaboration at Clean Circles.

Clean Circles researchers at the Heraeus seminar

Researchers from the Clean Circles project participated in the 773rd Seminar of the Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Stiftung with presentations and poster contributions. The event took place in Bad Honnef from 23 to 27 October 2022 under the topic “Materials and Energy – New Directions for the Energiewende”.

Clean Circles team presents results at political science conference

Prof. Michèle Knodt, Prof. Kai Schulze, Dr Friedrich Plank and Mile Misic presented the latest Clean Circles results at the DVPW thematic group meeting “Energiepolitik in Zeiten des Krieges”. Their presentation focused on the case of Germany and a multidimensional approach to assess and compare green energy import options.

From 6 to 8 December 2022, the international Winter School Energy Science and Engineering will take place in Darmstadt. Under the title “Sustainable and Resilient Energy for Europe?”, 12 experts will present their views on scientific and technical aspects of the production and use of carbon-free and sustainable storage systems as well as socio-economic aspects. Participants will gain a unique insight into current challenges and solutions in an energy landscape that is changing daily.