5 November 2019
Events 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
5 November 2019
9th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
This workshop is dedicated to early career researchers (PhD and MSc candidates, postdocs) from the University of Bremen and surrounding institutions looking for career opportunities beyond academia. Don't hesitate to register if you want to …
- meet alumni of the University of Bremen now working in industry;
- get in touch with scientists and industry partners working on cooperation projects;
- know how to protect your inventions and apply for a patent; know how to become a patent attorney as a scientist;
- meet other early career researchers from the field of materials science,
- get to know Tim Stauch, newly appointed Professor for Theoretical Chemistry.
During the 9th MAPEX Early Career Researcher workshop you will have the chance to …
- get in touch with peers, build up your own network of experts;
- learn from others, think outside the box;
- open doors to other experts – become aware of the huge potential for mutual support that you can access on the short way;
- develop ideas for cooperative research projects.
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
MAPEX Symposium 2019
"Excited Materials – field-induced out-of-equilibrium phenomena"
' Excited Materials' were in the focus of the MAPEX Symposium 2019, touching topics from electronic structure modeling to electrical power devices . Over the two days , more than 50 MAPEX members and guests excitedly followed the 26 contributions on ' field induced phenomena ' in 2D semiconductors , in electrical power devices , in organic functional materials as well as during electron induced reactions or laser-induced thermomechanical surface smoothing .
In the opening lecture , David Field from Aarhus University reported on his idea of THz emission from spontaneously electrical solids . How to use two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy to probe ultrafast nonadiabatic dynamics in organic photovoltaic materials was demonstrated by Antonietta de Sio from the University of Oldenburg. During the first day’s flashlight session early career researchers from the research training group QM³ - Quantum Mechanical Materials Modeling presented their projects , giving short presentations that were discussed in depth during the subsequent poster session . After contributions from Nando Kaminski and Fabio La Mantia , the first day closed with an inspiring talk by Georg Pesch , who exploits dielectrophoretic forces for material-selective particle separation with the final aim of detecting cancer cells in human blood.
The second day started with a lecture on electronic and optical properties of atomically thin semiconductors by Frank Jahnke and was followed by six keynote talks as well as a poster session with corresponding flashlight presentations . Special highlights were the talks of Andreas Rosenauer , who showed how to measure electrical polarization on the atomic scale using STEM . Furthermore , Ruchira Pereira impressively demonstrated how self-reporting micro-fibers can be produced by centrifugal force spinning . The program was rounded off by the welcome address of Nicola Marzari , the new U Bremen Excellence Chair from EPFL in Lausanne.
Further keynote speakers were : Petra Swiderek (" Electron-induced chemistry - Versatile reactions beyond ground state equilibria "), Alexander Kothe (" Lasing in II-VI semiconductor quantum structures "), Mathias Schulz ( Otto Diels Institute , University of Kiel , " Photoswitchable Silicones : Effects of Azobenzene Isomerization in Solution and in a Free-Standing Film"), Sandro Eckert (BIAS, " Mechanisms of laser-induced thermochemical surface smoothing ").
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researcher Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop
“Building Bridges” across faculties and institutes
With multidisciplinary contributions from early career researchers , the 8th MAPEX Early Career Researchers Workshop aimed at flattening the existing borders between faculties and institutes even further . Taking place in Bremen, the one-day workshop hosted more than 40 guests from almost all parts of the MAPEX research landscape that encompasses the investigation of materials with numerous theoretical and applied methods as well as process- and production-oriented technologies .
Early career researchers were given the opportunity to present their work to the audience in condensed flashlight-talks before explaining it in further detail during several extensive poster sessions . The program was complemented by a supportive session about different funding possibilities for scientific projects and an introduction to the do's and don'ts of open-access publishing provided by the State Library . Many prolific discussions arose in the coffee breaks and it is to expect that new scientific collaborations have resulted from this workshop .
Finally , an impressive plenary lecture on advances in gear manufacturing held by Prof. Bernhard Karpuschewski concluded the workshop leaving no doubt about the high importance of materials science for today`s and tomorrows world.
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
Third MAPEX Methods Workshop 2019
13. February 2019
MAPEX Methods Workshop III
"Mechanical Materials Testing"
The third edition of MAPEX Methods Workshop took place on 13th of February , 2019, having "mechanical characterization techniques " as its main focus . Around 40 PhD students , postdocs and MAPEX members gathered to discuss about the testing capacities available at the University of Bremen. The workshop starts with a brief lecture from Prof. Brigitte Clausen on the basics of mechanical testing . Afterwards , nine speakers gave the audience an overview of the available methods , ranging from mechanical tests with in-situ microstructural monitoring , micro / nano-scale tests and specific characterization techniques for metals , fibers , composites , adhesive joints , as well as multilayer structures like computer boards . This time, the workshop also counted with the presence of an external speaker , Dr. Henry Ovri from Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, who reported about the nano mechanical test facilities of his institute . In general , the workshop was a great opportunity for researchers to exchange experiences and learn about different mechanical test techniques ,which may lead to future collaborations .