The Chair for Multicomponent Materials was founded in 1994 and currently focusses on advanced functional materials that are tailored down to the nanoscale. We pursue a strongly interdisciplinary approach and have been involved in various collaborative research centers and other initiatives. The chair has published more than 400 publications in renowned journals and produced more than 50 PhDs. Moreover, several professors originate from the Chair for Multicomponent Materials.

Cooperation and joint projects

	North German Initiative Nanotechnology (NINa)
	CRC1461 - Neurotronics: Bio‑inspired Information Pathways
	CRC 1261 - Biomagnetic Sensing
	RU 2093 - Memristive Devices for Neuromorphic Circuits
	GRK 2154 - Materials for Brain
	PEGASUS - Plasma Enabled and Graphene Allowed Synthesis of Unique nanoStructures

International Nanoworkshops 

2019 - Aalto
2017 - Prague
2015 - Jaipur
2013 - Toulouse
2011 - Bari
2009 - Prague
2007 - Kobe
2005 - Geesthacht
2003 - Kiel