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In March 2021, the International Adsorption Society inducted three scientists as new fellows of the society: Prof. Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern (MPI, Magdeburg, DE), Prof. Matthias Thommes (University Erlangen-Nürnberg), and Prof. Krista Walton (Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA). Continue

Prof. Matthias Thommes will give a lecture on Wednesday, 03.02.2021 at 3:30 pm with the title "Physical adsorption characterization of nanoporous materials" within the Interdisciplinary Graduate Course Catalysis & Interfaces - Science and Engineering. Continue

Prof. Matthias Thommes gave a Webinar on "Characterization of Porous Materials" on May 8th, 2020. The Webinar is part of a series of adsorption-themed webinars organized by the International Adsorption Society. Continue

The Institute of Separation Science and Technology organized an excursion to the Bavarian Center for Applied Energy Research e.V. (ZAE Bayern) on December, 19th. Students of the Department CBI had the opportunity to learn about research on energy storage and energy efficiency, e.g. in the area of Na... Continue

The Edinburgh-Erlangen School of Adsorption (EESA) is organized by Prof. Matthias Thommes and Prof. Stefano Brandani. The School is aimed to PhD students, Researchers and Industrialists willing to gain a deeper insight of the fundamental aspects of adsorption science and engineering. Continue

The Institute of Separation Science and Technology was organizing a Symposium on Characterisation of porous Materials which took place from 19th February to 20th February 2020 in Erlangen. Leading Scientists in the area of synthesis, characterisation and application participated. Goal of the symposi... Continue

Carola Schlumberger won third place at the Science Slam during the Day of the Faculty of Engineering with her presentation „Assessing structure-property-relationship: Advances in textural characterisation coupled with separation applications“. Continue

Prof. Krista Walton (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA)  gave a lecture about "Challenges in Developing Materials for Large-Scale Energy Applicatons" on November, 19th. Continue