Max Planck Institute for Iron Research

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The institute pursues a strong interdisciplinary approach by combining chemistry, physics, metallurgy and material sciences to develop new high-performance materials for use as high-tech structural and functional components.

The MPIE is structured into four departments:

DepartmentComputational Materials Design J. Neugebauer

Department
Computational Materials Design
J. Neugebauer

Ab initio guided multiscale approaches
Design of compositionally and structurally complex alloys and surfaces
Methods and applications in microstructure evolution and defect phases
Machine learning, big data infrastructure and workflows for simulations and experiments

DepartmentInterface Chemistry & Surface Engineering M. Stratmann

Department
Interface Chemistry & Surface Engineering
M. Stratmann

Electrochemical surface science
Catalysis and corrosion
High-temperatur reactions
Functional surfaces, interfaces, coatings and materials

DepartmentMicrostructure Physics & Alloy Design D. Raabe

Department
Microstructure Physics & Alloy Design
D. Raabe

Alloy Design
Micromechanics
Correlative atom probe tomography
Sustainable metallurgy

DepartmentStructure & Nano- / Micromechanics of Materials G. Dehm

Department
Structure & Nano- / Micromechanics of Materials
G. Dehm

Nano-/Micromechanics of materials
Grain boundary phases and properties
Advanced transmission electron microscopy
Thin films, nanostructured materials and intermetallics

Independent Research Groups

Nanoanalytics and Interfaces

Nanoanalytics and Interfaces

Energy materials
Efficiency and degradation
Imperfections in materials
Correlative microscopy

Electrochemistry and Nanoscale Materials

Electrochemistry and Nanoscale Materials

Materials electrochemistry
Electrocatalysis
Operando spectro-electrochemistry
Single entity electrochemistry

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