Published on Mon, 29 May 2017 in NEWS
Aus den Händen von Sachsens Ministerpräsident Stanislaw Tillich erhält Frau Professor Dr. Brigitte Voit am 29. Mai 2017 den Sächsischen Verdienstorden. Mit dieser höchsten staatlichen Auszeichnung des Freistaates Sachsen werden Menschen geehrt, die sich im politischen, wirtschaftlichen, kulturellen, sozialen, gesellschaftlichen oder ehrenamtlichen Bereich in herausragendem Maße engagiert haben.
Prof. Voit ist Principal Investigator im cfaed und stellvertretende Leiterin des Forschungsbereiches "Chemical Information Processing".
Read more … Sächsischer Verdienstorden für Frau Professor Dr. Brigitte Voit
Published on Thu, 18 May 2017 in PRESS RELEASES
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A paper from cfaed’s Chair for Molecular Functional Materials co-authored by researchers at universities and institutes in Germany, France and Japan has been published in Nature Communications on 17th May 2017. The paper titled “Efficient hydrogen production on MoNi4 electrocatalysts with fast water dissociation kinetics” describes a new approach to revolutionize the production of molecular hydrogen. This gas is considered to be one of the most promising energy carriers of the future.
Read more … Synthesis of Molecular Hydrogen: Novel Method Sets Benchmark for Platinum-free Electrocatalysts
Published on Tue, 16 May 2017 in NEWS
Our Biological Algorithms Research Group Leader Dr. Benjamin Friedrich was selected as a "TUD Young Investigator"! Now he is one of currently 17 TUD scientists having this special status. The "TUD Young Investigator" status strengthens independent junior research group leaders by fostering their integration into the faculties and offering a qualification programme tailored to their particular needs. The status is awarded for a limited time and includes some special rights being normally reserved for professors.
Read more … cfaed Research Group Leader Dr. Benjamin Friedrich Awarded the "TUD Young Investigator" Status
Published on Mon, 15 May 2017 in NEWS
TUD's Freigeist group from Physical Chemistry and the cfaed Biological Algorithms Group are jointly organizing a summer school on microswimmers in 2017. This summer school will be devoted to an active exchange of knowledge in the area of fabrication, observation, manipulation, simulation and application of different kinds of microswimmers. This will include an unusual format combining lab trainings and theoretical fundamentals. In fact, this will be the first international summer school on the emerging field of microswimmers that combines hands-on practical education in the lab with theory lectures on motion at the microscale. This format will benefit interdisciplinary researchers and enhance communication skills across disciplines.The summer school will take place from 13-19 August 2017 in Dresden. More details available here.
Published on Fri, 12 May 2017 in NEWS
A work from our Resilience Research Path on "SGXBounds: Memory Safety for Shielded Execution" has been awarded the best paper award at EuroSys'17 -- a top conference in computer systems. SGXBounds proposes an efficient technique to achieve memory safety for shielded execution. Memory safety is the most critical property for ensuring software reliability, and security. Surprisingly, SGXBounds beats the state-of-the-art software AddressSanitizer from Google, and Intel MPX hardware ISA extensions for memory safety!
Read more … Resilience Path: SGXBounds Paper Awarded Best Paper Award at EuroSys'17
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