Topics & Projects
The professorships of the Department of Materials Engineering conduct research on a wide variety of materials. On this page they present a selection of special research projects from the department. Further research projects are presented by the professorships on their websites.

Janus films with asymmetric functionalities for wound healing
Further research projects of the Professorship for Biomechanics

Computational modelling of wood
Further research projects of the Professorship of Wood Technology

Tungsten-copper composite materials
Tungsten-copper composites are investigated as high-performance materials for heat sinks in plasma-facing components
Further research projects of the Professorship for Plasma Material Interaction

Collaborative Research Center Transregio 277
Additive Manufacturing in Construction (AMC)
Further research projects of the Chair of Materials Science and Testing

We3D
Materials and technologies for 3D metal structures of the future
Further research projects of the Chair of Materials Engineering of Additive Manufacturing

ELECTRODE
Exploring the Limits of Mass Transport in Electro-Chemical Energy Converters ThRough uncOnstrained Design and Interface Engineering

ReKult
Resource-Optimized Cultural Heritage Buildings (Memory Institutions)
Further research projects of the Chair of Non-destructive Testing