TU Professor Christian Hasse receives Leibniz Prize

The German Research Foundation (DFG) has awarded TU Professor Christian Hasse the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize. The award is worth 2.5 million euros and is considered the most important and most highly endowed German research prize. The DFG is thus recognising Hasse's achievements in the field of reactive thermofluid dynamics. His work opens up new knowledge-based paths for a climate-neutral energy future.

Publication by TU researchers in ‘Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA’

Tiny cavities in energy storage devices form small vortices that help with charging, according to a research team led by TU Darmstadt. This previously unknown phenomenon could advance the development of faster storage devices.

Forschungsprojekt der TU Darmstadt erfasst erstmals systematisch Aquathermie-Anlagen

Flüsse und andere Gewässer enthalten „natürliche“ Wärme – ein Potential, das für die Energiewende bislang wenig erschlossen ist. Die Wissenschaftlerin Jessika Gappisch von der TU Darmstadt will das ändern.

EU und Land Hessen fördern Projekt mit drei Millionen Euro

Wie können erneuerbare Energien über längere Zeit sicher und klimaneutral gespeichert werden? Mit dieser und weiteren wichtigen Zukunftsfragen beschäftigen sich Forschende der TU Darmstadt nun im neuen Metal Energy Hub.

Annual meeting of the GAMM Activity Group (International Association of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics)

The Workshop “Interfacial and Multiphase Flow” will take place at TU Darmstadt on March 5–6, 2026. Researchers from mathematics, mechanics, and fluid dynamics will gather to discuss current developments in the field of interfacial and multiphase flow.

Klimaschutzbeirat erhält Einblicke in aktuelle Forschungsprojekte zu klimarelevanten Fragestellungen

Auszeichnung am 33. Hessischen Unternehmertags

Professor Regine von Klitzing Receives the Lectureship Award 2025

Professor Dr. Regine von Klitzing has been honoured with the Lectureship Award 2025 by the Chemical Society of Japan.

Alternative methods for sustainable ammonia production

Athene Young Investigator Tao Li is developing new approaches to produce and utilise the key substance of the hydrogen economy efficiently and in an environmentally friendly manner.

Dr.-Ing. Arne Scholtissek Receives ERC Starting Grant for “ProtoMan” Project

The research project “Protocol for Data-Driven Manifold Generation, Validation, and Utilization in High-Fidelity Combustion Simulations” (ProtoMan) at TU Darmstadt has been awarded a Starting Grant by the European Research Council (ERC). Dr.-Ing. Arne Scholtissek, Senior Academic Councillor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, will receive around €1.5 million in funding over five years. He is developing advanced simulation approaches that aim to support the substitution of fossil fuels with carbon-neutral alternatives.