Led by the Sargent Centre for Process Systems Engineering (CPSE) at Imperial College London and University College London, the joint Centre "ADOPT" will pioneer digital tools at the interface between computational optimization and machine learning. Prof. Alexander Mitsos will coordinate JARA-CSD’s effort in the new Centre-to-Centre collaboration.
A team led by Dr. Ruslan Temirov and JARA-FIT scientist Prof. Stefan Tautz has developed a novel scanning tunneling microscope that could significantly advance the study of quantum technology. In contrast to conventional microscopes, this one is equipped with a magnetic cooling system that enables almost vibration-free imaging and manipulation of matter at the atomic and molecular level at extremely low temperatures.
Above all, photographs should be razor-sharp, but weather influences such as rain or fog greatly affect the sharpness. A team of researchers from Jülich and partners in Italy and Germany has now developed a low-cost infrared detector that can be integrated into existing camera chips and smartphones. The detector can also improve the "vision" of autonomous driving cars. JARA-FIT scientist Prof. Detlev Grützmacher is significantly involved in the research.
On September 2nd, researchers from various disciplines will give insights into current research questions in the field of AI - Artificial Intelligence in entertaining lectures. Seven of the speakers are scientists from the JARA Center for Simulation and Data Science (JARA-CSD).
After a successful start in fall 2019, the project "Incubator Sustainable Electrochemical Value Chains" (iNEW) is now entering its second phase. The aim of the project is to realize the industrial use of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide. The scientific "head" of iNEW is JARA-ENERGY member Prof. Rüdiger A. Eichel.
