Iron has enormous potential to boost the energy transition. The project Clean Circles teams up scientists from multiple disciplines to explore how the metal and its oxides can be used in a cycle as carbon-free chemical energy carrier to store wind and solar power.
TU Darmstadt Research Fellowship for Professor Bergthorson
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.
Participants of the Forum on Energy and Circular Economy (4/6)
Tom Hunger
The International Interdisciplinary Forum on Energy and Circular Economy is an opportunity for young researchers to get involved in the unique research environment of Clean Circles accompanied by individual mentoring from experienced researchers. In this series we introduce the participants of the Forum.
Direct Track students interviewed (4/4)
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.
Clean Circles Ph.D. Retreat 2023
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.
Participants of the Forum on Energy and Circular Economy (3/6)
Sanaz Zarabi
The International Interdisciplinary Forum on Energy and Circular Economy is an opportunity for young researchers to get involved in the unique research environment of Clean Circles accompanied by individual mentoring from experienced researchers. In this series we introduce the participants of the Forum.
Direct Track students interviewed (3/4)
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.
Participants of the Forum on Energy and Circular Economy (2/6)
Fatima-Zahra Azar
The International Interdisciplinary Forum on Energy and Circular Economy is an opportunity for young researchers to get involved in the unique research environment of Clean Circles accompanied by individual mentoring from experienced researchers. In this series we introduce the participants of the Forum.
Participants of the Forum on Energy and Circular Economy (1/6)
Ahmad Auzani
The International Interdisciplinary Forum on Energy and Circular Economy is an opportunity for young researchers to get involved in the unique research environment of Clean Circles accompanied by individual mentoring from experienced researchers. In this series we introduce the participants of the Forum.
Clean Circles is funded by the Hessian Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and the Arts.