Fraunhofer Institute for Microstructure of Materials and Systems IMWS
Im Rahmen des Projekts sollen innovative einsatztaktische Hilfsmittel entwickelt werden, die speziell auf die Bedürfnisse unterschiedlicher Patientengruppen ausgerichtet sind.
Practical protection concepts for patient groups in CBRN hazard situations
In the research project “CBRN-Rescue”, the Fraunhofer IMWS is developing new protection and rescue concepts for patients. The aim is to enhance the safety of affected individuals while providing practical solutions that support civil protection and emergency response personnel.
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Front- und Rückglas am Prototyp sind jeweils nur 1 mm dick.
Special coating strengthens ultra-thin glass-on-glass PV module
EXXOSQEL GmbH and the Fraunhofer CSP have jointly developed a glass-glass PV module with front and back glass panels each only 1 mm thick. The demonstrator highlights the potential for lighter, more material-efficient solar modules for use in building-integrated photovoltaics and further applications.
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Im Projekt entwickelt das Fraunhofer IMWS lektinbasierte Wirkstoffe zur Prävention und Therapie bakterieller Entzündungen im Mundraum als Alternative zu Antibiotika (Symbolbild).
Development of lectin-based therapeutics for the prevention and treatment of bacterial inflammation in the oral cavity
In the “LecDent” project, the Fraunhofer IMWS is developing innovative biotechnological active ingredients based on lectins derived from plants and macroalgae for the prevention and treatment of bacterial inflammation in the oral cavity.
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Der Prototyp des Leichtelektrofahrzeugs kommt bereits bei Testfahrten zum Einsatz.
“SilverCruiser” aims to provide flexible mobility for older adults in rural areas
The Fraunhofer IMWS, in collaboration with regional partners, has developed a particularly ergonomic, lightweight, and sustainable light electric vehicle. The “SilverCruiser” is designed primarily to support the mobility of older adults in rural areas. The prototype is already being used by test groups.
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Aus Biopolymeren und Naturfasern soll im Projekt ein hochbelastbarer Prothesenschaft per 3D-Druck gefertigt werden.
Bio-based 3D printing filaments for high-performance industrial applications
As part of the “BioFiberFilament” project, the Fraunhofer IMWS is working with partners to develop high-performance filaments for demanding applications – initially with a focus on orthotics, and eventually also for medical technology, mobility, sports, and the furniture industry.
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Resource efficiency: How UD tapes are recycled from edge trimmings
In the new "ReTape" research project, the Fraunhofer IMWS is collaborating with partners to develop a process to feed the edge trim of UD tapes directly back into the production process.
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Sandwich components with rigid skins and a lightweight core enable a wide range of lightweight construction solutions.
New Joining Technologies for Thermoplastic Sandwich Components
New joining technologies must be developed to make thermoplastic sandwich components economically joinable and repairable in small to medium-sized production runs. The Fraunhofer IMWS is working on this together with the SKZ Plastics Center and partners in a new project.
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Einschleussvorgang am Titan
Automated and Adaptive Manufacturing Processes for TEM Sample Preparation in Microelectronics
The Fraunhofer IMWS and point electronic GmbH aim to jointly develop novel high-throughput fabrication processes for TEM samples that offer exceptional speed, improved automatability, and high precision.
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