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Events

2026

Seventh Colloquium

We are looking forward to welcoming you to the first CRC1625 Colloquium of the year and would be very happy to see many of you in person!

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Eighth Colloquium

The colloquium that took place at the Max Planck Intitute for Sustainable Materials featured an invited talk by Prof. Angelika Kühnle and a presentation by Prof. Dr. Karina Morgenstern.

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CRC1625 General Meeting

Our third annual general meeting took place in March at RUB and provided an excellent opportunity to review progress after the first two years.

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Ninth Colloquium

The CRC1625 next colloquium takes place during the general meeting end of March.

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Tenth Colloquium

Prof. Dr. Sergei V. Kalinin joins us online with his talk.

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Early Career Researcher Workshop

This full-day workshop is designed for early-career researchers from diverse cultural backgrounds and provides a space to reflect on the balance between work and personal life in everyday academic life.

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Workshop as Preparation for Science Slam

Everyone is welcome to join. This workshop is not limited to Science Slam participants, but open to anyone interested in becoming a more confident presenter.

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Science Slam

This summer the Science Slam for Materials Researchers is back for its third edition. On board are MRD, CRC 1625, the Institute for Materials and RC FEMS as joint organizers. Our host, Maxim Cherkashin, will guide you through the evening programme.

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3rd International Workshop

3rd International Workshop: From Magnetron Sputtering to Electrochemical Performance: Fabrication, Characterization, and Reliable Measurement of Thin Films

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6. Nacht der Wissenschaft in Düsseldorf

Forschung zum Anfassen! Die 6. Düsseldorfer Nacht der Wissenschaft findet in der Düsseldorfer Innenstadt, auf dem Schadowplatz und im Haus der Universität statt.

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Third Retreat

2025

Third Colloquium

Our 3rd Colloquium marked a great start to 2025 with a lecture by Prof. Horst Hahn on "Structural and Chemical Disorder Towards Advanced Materials."

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RTG Block Course I

We are excited to reveal our first CRC1625 Block Course, starting soon!

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CRC1625 Annual General Meeting

Join our second annual meeting to see the significant research progress CRC1625 has made over the past year!

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Forth Colloquium

Our forth colloquium took place online during our annual general meeting 2025.

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RTG Retreat

The RTG Retreat brought together early-career researchers of the CRC1625 for exchange, collaboration, and community building.

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Second International Workshop

We are thrilled to share our second annual international workshop will take place soon!

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Fifth Colloquium

For our fifth colloquium, Prof. Hannah-Noa Barad of Bar-Ilan University joined us with her talk on Rational pathways to sustainable energy conversion materials.

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Second Retreat

After our three-day CRC1625 retreat in Raesfeld last year, which proved to be an invaluable experience, we are looking forward to repeating its' success!

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Sixth Colloquium

Our sixth colloquium took place during our annual retreat in Raesfeld.

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RTG Block Course II

Prof. Dr. Marcus Stricker shared his knowledge on "Materials Informatics", whereas Prof. Dr. Maribel Acosta gave a talk on "Knowledge Graphs".

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2024

First Colloquium

Our first colloquium features talks by Dr. Serhiy Cherevko and our PI, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann.

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International CCSS Workshop

We are excited to announce our first international CCSS Workshop on 'Designing the Future of Electrocatalysis with Compositionally Complex Solid Solutions'.

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Retreat

Our recent three-day CRC retreat in Raesfeld proved to be an invaluable experience, combining deep collaboration with a tranquil environment.

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Second Colloquium

The 2nd colloquium was focused on an important part of the CRC1625: surface segregation of alloys.

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