Events and Trade Fairs

Symposium with focus: From waste to high performace - mechanical recycling

At the Hannover Messe 2023, which runs from April 17 to 21, twentyfour Fraunhofer institutes, groups and alliances will be showcasing a wide range of research projects and findings in the fields of manufacturing, the industrial metaverse, energy as well as adaptive structure technology (adaptronics). This will include innovative concepts for cutting-edge fields, such as: mixed reality, edge cloud rendering, real-time communication, metaverse technologies, hydrogen technologies, digital ecosystems, biological transformation, hybrid AI and electric transportation.

The future of construction – what will it look like? How can the challenges associated with climate neutrality, resource availability and affordability be addressed? At the BAU 2023 trade show in Munich, which runs from April 17 to 22, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft will be showcasing promising approaches and innovative solutions at Booth 528 in Hall C2. A wide range of exhibits will be on show in and around the two-story “Innovation Cube,” a symbolic building for demonstrating innovative solutions for the building envelope but also for the interior – such as technologies for moisture measurement, drying and acoustics.

Wir laden Sie herzlich ein, uns am Fraunhofer-Gemeinschaftsstand in Halle 2.2, Stand D107, zu besuchen.

Reproducibility is one of the most important goals in nanoparticle synthesis. The particle properties and hence the product quality often directly result from the particle size and particle size distribution. In batchwise syntheses, difficulty in reproducibility is a common problem which can be adequately addressed by our technology and where our technology can make a difference for your further development.

At the Fraunhofer IKTS site in Dresden-Klotzsche our focus is on developing advanced non-destructive testing solutions for ceramics and many other materials. We are constantly working on new solutions. We would like to present some of these to you in our new NDT4Industry online seminar series. We want to make it live and interactive – so keep watching!

Lithium-sulfur batteries are envisaged to enable energy storage devices with high specific energy at low material cost. The recent research provides significant progress in terms of materials for active and passive cell components as well as on understanding of mechanisms finally leading to improved Li-S cell performance.

The five days workshop aims to bring together undergraduate and PhD students in an intensive study program on fundamental and applied aspects of laser technology.

Sodium batteries are the most promising alternative to Lithium cells. The SBS4 wants to strengthen the community around Na batteries and intends to enable an open exchange of information on current scientific results and research interests as well as on market requirements.

Fraunhofer IWS provides a dedicated platform and launches the Dry Coating Forum. DCF is a forum for material suppliers, equipment manufacturers, cell makers and end users to exchange information about current trends, developments and challenges in the field of dry coating technologies.