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30JULI 2026
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Why one microscope is not enough
Three early-career CorMic principal advisors show how correlative operando microscopy can reveal electrocatalyst degradation across scales Electrocatalysts are not static materials. During operation, their surfaces restructure, particles dissolve or agglomerate, and active sites emerge or disappear. Understanding these dynamic processes is essential for developing durable catalysts for sustainable energy technologies. However, every microscopy method captures […]Three early-career CorMic principal advisors show how correlative operando microscopy can reveal electrocatalyst degradation across scales Electrocatalysts are not static materials. During operation, their surfaces restructure, particles dissolve or agglomerate, and active sites emerge or disappear. Understanding these dynamic processes is essential for developing durable catalysts for sustainable energy technologies. However, every microscopy method captures […]
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28JULI 2026
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RTG Excursion to Berlin
On 16 and 17 July, members of our RTG came together for a two-day excursion to Berlin, combining scientific insights, cultural highlights and plenty of opportunities for exchange. The programme started on Thursday with a visit to BESSY II at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (https://www.helmholtz-berlin.de/forschung/quellen/bessy/index_de.html). With the support of Marcus Bär, the group gained fascinating insights into […]On 16 and 17 July, members of our RTG came together for a two-day excursion to Berlin, combining scientific insights, cultural highlights and plenty of opportunities for exchange. The programme started on Thursday with a visit to BESSY II at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (https://www.helmholtz-berlin.de/forschung/quellen/bessy/index_de.html). With the support of Marcus Bär, the group gained fascinating insights into […]
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16JULI 2026
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3D-printed solar cells, one atomic layer at a time
Atomic-layer additive manufacturing enables ultrathin antimony sulfide photovoltaics with nanometer precision Fabricating ultrathin solar cells efficiently requires precise control at the nanometer scale. Atomic layer deposition (ALD) provides excellent control over film thickness, but conventionally coats the entire substrate, requiring additional patterning steps to define device structures. Atomic-layer additive manufacturing (ALAM) overcomes this limitation by […]Atomic-layer additive manufacturing enables ultrathin antimony sulfide photovoltaics with nanometer precision Fabricating ultrathin solar cells efficiently requires precise control at the nanometer scale. Atomic layer deposition (ALD) provides excellent control over film thickness, but conventionally coats the entire substrate, requiring additional patterning steps to define device structures. Atomic-layer additive manufacturing (ALAM) overcomes this limitation by […]
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06JULI 2026
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RTG afternoon Research Area B and C
On 02.07.2026, the RTG CorMic 3103 hosted its first RTG Afternoon for doctoral researchers from Research Areas B and C. The event was designed in the format of a small internal conference, giving doctoral researchers the opportunity to present their individual projects, share first results and research perspectives, and discuss scientific questions within the RTG […]
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15APR. 2026
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Electrons can do it all
Multimodal electron microscopy enables comprehensive insights into organic solar cells How do organic solar cells work on the inside? The answer lies in structures far too small to see—and difficult to access even with advanced techniques. So far, researchers have relied mainly on X-ray methods to understand how molecules are arranged within these materials and […]
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20OKT. 2025
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Call for 13 PhD Positions
About the Program The Research Training Group CorMic invites applications for doctoral positions in an interdisciplinary program uniting advanced microscopy, materials development, and data-driven science for the next generation of sustainable functional materials and devices. Addressing global challenges in climate, energy, and sustainability, CorMic pioneers new strategies that combine cutting-edge microscopy, advanced materials design, and […]About the Program The Research Training Group CorMic invites applications for doctoral positions in an interdisciplinary program uniting advanced microscopy, materials development, and data-driven science for the next generation of sustainable functional materials and devices. Addressing global challenges in climate, energy, and sustainability, CorMic pioneers new strategies that combine cutting-edge microscopy, advanced materials design, and […]
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