Lukas, Patrick, Marianne, Hipassia, and Musthafa (from left to right) attended the Green Chemistry Conference Vienna 2018, held in the framework of the Austrian Presidency of the Council of the European Union. [Read more]
Alonso‘s & Miriam‘s review article on environmentally friendly synthesis of colorants just appeared in Revista de Quimica and is featured on the cover page! The review “Ecofriendly synthesis of colorants” (Síntesis ecoamigables de colorantes) is open access and can be downloaded here. [Read more]
Elias presented at poster at the Infineon Campeon Innovation Week 2018 in Munich. His poster was entitled: “High-Performance Polyimides for Microelectronics”. [Read more]
Tonight, the Vienna lecture (Wiener Vorlesung) on “Curiosity in Science” took place. Together with Helga Nowotny, Elisabeth Oberzaucher, and Michael Eichmair, Miriam participated as one of the panelists. [Read more]
We attended the Polycondensation 2018 conference, held in Alexandria, VA, and hosted by the American Chemical Society (ACS). Alonso, Lukas, and Patrick presented their posters entitled “Fluorescent Polyimide Films from Aqueous Monomer Salt Solutions” (Alonso), “Green Synthesis and Characterization of Polyimides Derived from Extensively Fused Aromatic Monomers” (Lukas), and “Polyimide Networks by Hydrothermal Polymerization” (Patrick), and Miriam gave an invited keynote lecture on “Condensation polymers by hydrothermal polymerization“. [Read more]
We congratulate Michael J. Taublaender on winning a poster prize at the Japan Polyimide Conference 2018 in Tokyo – well done Michael! [Read more]
The Innovation and Incubation Center (i2c), TU Wien’s start-up incubator, published their innovation booklet featuring Miriam as i2c alumna. [Read more]
TU Wien’s vicerector for teaching, Prof. Dr. Kurt Matyas, officially delivered Miriam’s habilitation (venia docendi) decree today! [Read more]
Today Miriam gave an invited talk at WTZ (Wissens- und Technologietransfer der Wiener Universitäten – Knowledge and Technology Transfer Center of the Viennese Universities) conference on technology transfer. Miriam’s talk was entitled “Beyond (Basic) Research – Key Factors of Technology Transfer for Researchers” and summarized her main learnings from patent applications, prototype funding and founding her own company UGP Materials. [Read more]
On the 22nd of October, Miriam will participate in the Wiener Vorlesung (Vienna Lecture) on “curiosity in science”, with Helga Nowotny, Elisabeth Oberzaucher and Michael Eichmaier. Sign up for the event here. [Read more]