Fairs, Exhibitions, Conferences

Although microfluidics is now widely discussed as a versatile enabling technology, especially in analytics and diagnostics, many questions remain unanswered for potential users. In our webinar, we will highlight the complex interplay of various influencing parameters that have to be considered during microfluidic system development.

The Hydrogen Online Workshop 2021 is an interactive workshop platform to discuss the most important issues of the hydrogen industry. Chat with our experts Prof. Dr. Gunther Kolb and Dr. Christian Bidart in the workshop on "How to use compact Hydrogen Generation Systems from Renewable Sourcess”.

Hydrogen storage for its transportation and distribution is a crucial step towards a sustainable economy. In the webinar, we talk about the technologies that Fraunhofer IMM is developing for hydrogen (re-)production from these materials in compact and cost-effective reactors.

2021, we will present our application-oriented developments for fuel preparation from all conventional and renewable fuels at HM 21 Digital Edition.

Although numerous techniques are available to encapsulate active agents, one of the major challenges remaining in micro- and nanoencapsulation is to achieve a reproducible and constant product quality, especially at the industrial scale. In this webinar, we will present, among other things, the microstructured devices developed at Fraunhofer IMM for continuous encapsulation up to industrial scale.

Silicon technology is known for offering unprecedented precision and repeatability, as well as the potential for low-cost mass production. This webinar will show solutions that have created components that are already making a difference in space technology for satellites, in high-tech measurement components for fusion technology, and even in everyday industrial applications such as leak detection.

ACHEMA Pulse 2021 is the digital live event for the international ACHEMA community. Among other things, we present our application-oriented developments of microstructured flow reactors here.

The possibility to use (excess) electric current for the sustainable synthesis of chemical compounds is a building block in the ongoing energy transition to combat climate change. In the webinar the relevance of microreactor based electrochemistry, especially using flow conditions, will be pointed out.

At the virtual IVAM Hightech Summit 2021, Fraunhofer IMM will present, among other things, its application-oriented developments in liquid biopsy and the SME acute network SiCellNet.

To push hydrogen usage in today’s applications, IMM also researches the hydrogen generation from logistic fuels such as natural gas and diesel. This technology grants direct hydrogen access by utilization of existing distribution systems.