Antonia Bähr, 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 new students.

Melanie Urallar, 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 new students.

Simulation game illustrates the complexity of sustainable development

As part of this year's Clean Circles PhD student seminar, PhD students came together at the Technical University of Darmstadt to present and discuss current research findings and gain an interactive insight into the complexity of sustainability goals. In addition to presentations and laboratory visits, the Sustain2030 simulation game was a particular focus.

New research results presented in Milan

The renowned Combustion Institute conference takes place every two years. At the end of July, combustion researchers from all over the world gathered in Milan (Italy) under this year's motto “Emphasizing Energy Transition”.

Will metals complement hydrogen as the energy carrier of the future?

On Thursday, July 25, Till Mansmann (FDP), Member of the German Bundestag and Innovation Commissioner of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, visited innovative hydrogen projects from the Energy + Environment (E+E) research field on the Lichtwiese campus at TU Darmstadt.

Summer semester ends with a simulation of EU Decision-Making

Students from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU), Technical University of Darmstadt, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and various partner universities from the European university alliance FORTHEM, gathered at the end of the summer semester 2024 2024 to simulate the legislative processes of the European Union.

Mini-Symposium of Research Area Reduction Processes

The second Mini-Symposium of Research Area 1 (Reduction Processes) will take place on 15 February 2024.

Clean Circles organizes conference on Metal-enabled Cycle of Renewable Energy (MECRE)

The 2nd International MECRE Conference will be held from 13–15 November 2024 in Darmstadt, Germany.