Neutron Scattering and Softmatter (JCNS-1)
Neutron Scattering and Biological Matter (IBI-8)

We investigate the structure and dynamics of soft and biological matter using neutron scattering and complementary methods, develop neutron scattering instruments and make them available to external researchers through the JCNS.

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Extremely strong: High-performance fibers at the maximum theoretical limit

An international group of scientists has achieved a breakthrough in the production of synthetic high performance fibres. With the participation of Forschungszentrum Jülich, they have succeeded in producing synthetic high-performance fibres whose strength and resilience exceed that of previous fibres. This was achieved thanks to a special manufacturing process.

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MLZ Conference:Neutrons for Life Sciences

The MLZ Conference 2021 “Neutrons for Life Sciences” will bring together experts in neutron scattering methods with users from life sciences to review techniques and provide the opportunity for the community to discuss current limitations, new capabilities, and future developments.

 

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International Helmholtz Research School of Biophysics and Soft Matter

The International Helmholtz Research School of Biophysics and Soft Matter (IHRS BioSoft) provides excellent research opportunities for PhD projects at the interfaces between biology, chemistry, and physics.

SFB

SFB 985 Functional Microgels and Microgel Systems

The collaborative research center 985 brings together research groups from polymer science, chemical engineering and life sciences and focuses on microgels as a group of highly functional macromolecules. Microgels combine openness with interactive responsiveness and thereby form a synthetic base for novel functionality. JCNS-1 contributes time-resolved scattering techniques to study the microgel response over time scales form microseconds to minutes. More

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SFB 840 From particulate nanosystems to mesotechnology

The collaborative research center 840 focuses on mesostructured systems where “meso” not only refers to a length scale. Rather concerted, programmed interactions beyond the molecule, beyond the individual nanoparticle are utilized to generate meso-immanent properties at the next hierarchical level. JCNS-1 investigates the controlled assembly of polymer-functionalized nanoparticles into mesoscale superlattices. More

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SFB TRR 225 Biofabrication

The transregional collaborative research center TRR 225 explores methods for tissue biofabrication. It focuses on bio-inks and 3D-printing techniques to print cells into functional tissue models. JCNS-1 develops microfluidic methods to encapsulate cells for integration into bio-inks and functional polymer micro environments. More

DFG

DFG Priority Program 1681 Field-controlled particle matrix interactions

The use of magnetic fields is an external stimulus for the control of material properties, which is of considerable technical interest, since magnetic fields can easily be generated and controlled. The priority program spans the field from the synthesis of magnetic hybrid materials over the characterization of material behavior and microstructure and their theoretical description towards technical and medical applications. JCNS-1 investigates the magnetic field-induced formation of ordered superlattices of magnetic nanoparticles in polymer matrics. More

DAAD

DAAD Thematic Network Bayreuth-Melbourne Colloid/Polymer Network

This research and training network links the University of Bayreuth and non-university research institutions within Germany with two outstanding Australian universities, the University of Melbourne and Monash University, for the exchange of junior researchers. JCNS-1 has collaborations with the groups of P. Mulvaney and F. Caruso at the University of Melbourne. More

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