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On 21 October 2022, around 100 national and international stakeholders from business, politics and research met for the CAMPFIRE Symposium 2022 at the Ozeaneum Stralsund.
The Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (INP) will celebrate its 30th anniversary next week. Guests of honour from research, politics, business and society will celebrate this special event together with the approximately 200 employees of the institute in Greifswald.
A Greifswald research team from the Centre of Excellence ZIK plasmatis at the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology e.V. (INP) was able to demonstrate for the first time in laboratory experiments the inactivation of corona viruses by physical plasma. The new method promises innovative therapies for the corona pandemic and other infectious diseases.
We congratulate our colleague Thalita Mayumi Castaldelli Nishime! She has won three prizes at the Thesis Award 2020 of the São Paulo State University!
Sstart of the EU project HiPowAR: Aim of the project is to develop a groundbreaking technology for the direct conversion of energy from renewable ammonia fuel into electricity.
Foundation stone laid for the new centre for life science and plasma technology
In the presence of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the Minister of Economics, Labour and Health in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Harry Glawe and the Mayor of the City of Greifswald, Dr. Stefan Fassbinder, the symbolic foundation stone for the new centre for life science and plasma technology was laid.
The topic of hygiene and decontamination is highly topical and occupies our society more than ever in this time. Innovative approaches to decontamination of air or surface coatings that disinfect themselves through the incidence of light, for example, come from scientists at INP.
Looking for that one job? Then see you on the virtual job fair of @DAAD_Germany.
A team led by Universität Bern has developed a new electrocatalyst for hydrogen fuel cells. In contrast to existing catalysts, it consists of a thin metal network and is therefore more durable.
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