University News: MAIN

• Events

  Experience Fascinating Research at the Long Night of Science

  On June 3, 2023, numerous highlights from the field of science draw visitors to Chemnitz University of Technology – Premiere for the Chemnitz Lecture Hall Slam

• Research

  Chemnitz University of Technology included in International Organization for Living Technology

  As a new member of the renowned European research network European Centre for Living Technology, the scientists of the Research Center for Materials, Architectures and Integration of Nanomembranes (MAIN) benefit from the exchange with colleagues at the highest international level

• Research

  New Record: 88 Million Euros in Third-Party Funding at Chemnitz University of Technology

  Chemnitz University of Technology increases its third-party funding income from 78.7 million euros in 2021 to 88 million euros in 2022, achieving a new record value

• Research

  Research team with participation of Chemnitz University of Technology reveals intriguing insights into optical resonances determined by the fascinating topology of the Möbius strip

  High-profile publication in Nature Photonics: Research team led by Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt from Chemnitz University of Technology and Dr. Libo Ma from Leibniz IFW Dresden publish remarkable study about the Möbius strip and go beyond an almost ten-year-old prediction

• Honours

  Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt from Chemnitz University of Technology is an ISI Highly Cited Researcher

  The researcher and Scientific Director of the MAIN Research Center at Chemnitz University of Technology is among the approximately 7.000 scientists worldwide listed in the exclusive 2022 ranking of "ISI Highly Cited Researchers"

• Honours

  Young Scientist Award for Nano-Researcher at Chemnitz University of Technology

  Yeji Lee from the MAIN research center at Chemnitz University of Technology received an award as a particularly outstanding young researcher in October 2022 as part of the conference of the Korean Scientists and Engineers Association

• International

  Chemnitz University of Technology condemns escalation of violence in Iran, declares solidarity with demonstrators and offers help

• Research

  Significant Increase in Third-Party Funding at Chemnitz University of Technology

  Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, Chemnitz University of Technology was able to significantly increase its third-party funding income: from 70.3 million euros in 2020 to 78.7 million euros in 2021 - This means that in 2021, on average, a TUC professor raised more than half a million euros throughout the university

• People

  Leibniz Prizewinner Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt is Inaugurated as First Scientific Director of the Research Center MAIN

  Prof. Dr. Thomas Otto received the Medal of Honor of Chemnitz University of Technology also in recognition of his services to MAIN and beyond

• International

  Chemnitz University of Technology Is Part of the 35-Year Success Story of the Erasmus+ Program

  Erasmus+ turns 35 - Chemnitz University of Technology is part of this success with 1.8 million euros in funding raised and over 200 partnerships in 31 countries

• Events

  Premiere of the German-Israeli SME Day in Chemnitz

  Strengthening of economic relations between Israel and Germany will be the focus from June 7 to 9, 2022 - Chemnitz University of Technology will participate in the program

• Research

  Electronic Skin Anticipates and Perceives Touch from Different Directions for the First Time

  Scientists from Chemnitz University of Technology and Leibniz IFW Dresden develop a new approach for miniaturization of soft ultra-compact and highly integrated sensor units for directional tactile sensitivity in e-skin systems

• Research

  World's Smallest Battery Can Power Computers with the Size of a Grain of Dust

  A research team led by Chemnitz University of Technology with the participation of IFW Dresden and Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry present an application-oriented method for an unsolved problem in microelectronics - Publication in the prestigious journal Advanced Energy Materials

• Research

  First ERC Starting Grant acquired for Chemnitz University of Technology: Nano-researcher receives most important EU funding for young scientists for research project in the field of Smart Dust

  Dr. Minshen Zhu from Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt’s research group positioned himself in the top field among 4.000 applications and receives one of the most prestigious research grants endowed with 1.5 million euro for his groundbreaking ideas towards the energy supply of autonomously operating microsystems.

• Research

  World’s Smallest Microelectronic Catheter for Minimally Invasive Surgery of the Future

  Research team from Chemnitz University of Technology, IFW Dresden and Max Planck Institute CBG presents a completely new type of biomedical tool with a tiny biocompatible, microelectronic micro-catheter equipped with sensor and actuator functions

• Campus

  Chemnitz University of Technology presents itself with a new logo with regards to the Capital of Culture Year 2025

  A new logo is going to replace the previous one until the Capital of Culture year 2025 and was selected by the members of Chemnitz University of Technology

• Research

  How molecular entities assemble in solution to give atomically precise nanoclusters

  International research team of Chemnitz University of Technology, University of Copenhagen and Brookhaven National Laboratory publish a “Very Important Paper” in Angewandte Chemie Int. Ed.

• Research

  Leibniz Prize winner Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt moves to Chemnitz University of Technology

  President Prof. Dr. Gerd Strohmeier refers to an "absolute top transfer”

• Research

  TODOWorld First: Smaller than a speck of dust, voltage like a AAA battery - Smallest biosupercapacitor provides energy for biomedical applications

  Research team from Chemnitz University of Technology, IFW Dresden, and IPF Dresden presents biocompatible energy storage device for sensor applications in blood vessels

• Research

  Adaptive Microelectronics Reshape Independently and Detect Environment for First Time

  Nanoscientists from Chemnitz and Dresden develop adaptive microelectronics that can move independently according to sensor data and align themselves specifically for activities - possible applications in biomedicine and bioneural interfacing

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