Kolloquiumsvortrag, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mücklich, Functional Materials, Dept. Mat. Science & Engineering, Saarland University / am 19.06.2017
19.06.2017 von 17:15 bis 18:45
Institute Ostufer, Geb. D, "Aquarium", Kaiserstr. 2, 24143 Kiel
Titel: Optimized functionality by 3D microstructure research and efficient surface patterning
Abstract: In the introduction a short overview will be given concerning the three units of the institute, such as the chair for functions materials which is dedicated to fundamental research and teaching, the European School of Materials, which is focused on the international study programs on all academic levels and the Material Engineering Center Saarland, which is promoted by applied research and transfer activities. Then some of the research activities will be discussed based on three main questions:
- How does 3D microstructure research on the micro, nano and atomic scale help to understand the quantitative relations between microstructure formation and properties
- How does the initial 3D morphology control the processing and formation of microstructures and
- How can Direct Laser Interference Patterning be exploited to design optimized surface functionalities