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Clean Technology Solutions

Research on multifunctional supramolecular materials for energy storage and conversion. Image: Astrid Eckert / TUM

Clean Technologies refers to synergistic fundamental knowledge generation as well as technology development and transfer to reach UN Sustainability Goals and zero-emission targets in the energy, construction, mobility, chemical and pharmaceutical industry sectors. Our research activities in the NAT School spans biotechnological, physical and chemical approaches toward a circular economy and a sustainable society. The research excellence of Clean Technologies at the School is embodied by flagship research consortia, such as e-conversion and SystBioM, that significantly contribute to TUM's international ranking and credibility.

Subtopics

  • Sustainable Materials Development
  • Hybrid Materials Research
  • Hydrogen Production and Storage
  • Photovoltaics
  • Thermoelectrics

  • Thermally Activated Catalysis
  • Thermo-, Electro- and Photocatalysis
  • Biocatalysis and Bioinspired Catalysis
  • Biotechnology
  • Single Site and Single Atom Catalysis
  • Mechanisms in Photochemistry
  • Novel Pathways to Bread from Air

  • Conversion, Storage & Transformation
  • Lithium- and Sodiumion Batteries
  • Solid State Battery Research
  • Water Electrolysis and Hydrogen Fuel Cells
  • Zero Pollution and Water-based Resources

News - Clean Technology Solutions

CRC, e-conversion, Research, Chemistry |

Researchers at TUM, led by Prof. Roland Fischer, are developing a new chemical method for improved energy storage.

e-conversion, Research, Physics |

The future of energy is renewable. The composition of the mix of solar, wind, and hydroelectric power is still uncertain today. But one thing is sure:…

CRC, CPA, Research, Bioscience |

Biotechnology needs tailor-made enzymes: Biocatalysis offers a sustainable, green chemistry by accelerating reactions through enzymes, which are…

CRC, e-conversion, Research, Chemistry |

In this episode of NewIn, we meet Prof. Helge Stein. He develops new materials for catalysis and rechargeable batteries, and aims to connect and…

TUM, e-conversion, Research, Chemistry, Physics |

Whether it's a smartphone, e-bike, or electric car - when the battery is running low, all we can think about is: how often will we be able to talk,…

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A scientific symposium on macromolecular chemistry will take place on June 3rd, 7th, and 10th at the Catalysis Research Center. The symposium is open…

e-conversion, Research, Physics |

Energy research currently focuses on metal nitrides, i.e., compounds of metals and nitrogen. The reason is that some representatives are chemically…

e-conversion, Research, Chemistry |

Why is it worth automatically producing a hundred batteries a day in the lab? How do you manage data efficiently? How do you teach computers…

e-conversion, Research, Chemistry, Award |

Research that drives artificial photosynthesis is an essential building block for the energy transition. Dr. Philip Stanley, who completed his PhD…

e-conversion, Research, Chemistry |

With Jennifer Strunk, Technical University of Munich (TUM) and e-conversion have attracted a researcher with big goals and a zest for action: At the…

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