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A new study from Prof. David Eggers group published in ACS Energy Letters helps solve a puzzle at the heart of one of today’s most promising materials for solar cells. [read more]

This material acts like a solar reservoir – storing energy and releasing it as electricity long after sunset. The captured solar energy can thus also be used to supply electricity in the dark. For the first time, it has been possible to combine solar harvesting and long-term energy storage in a… [read more]

With Prof. Frank Ortmann, the Atomistic Modeling Center has appointed another new core member. The physicist's core competence is the theoretical modeling of ground and excited states, taking temporal dynamics into account. [read more]

The Atomistic Modeling Center has appointed Prof. Christopher Stein as a new Core Member of the AMC. One of the chemist's core topics is the identification of catalyst structures by applying simulation methods. [read more]

The Atomistic Modeling Center (AMC), the MDSI and the Cluster of Excellence e-conversion hosted the Digitizing Materials (DigiMat) Workshop on November 11 and 12, 2024, at the TUM Institute for Advanced Study (IAS). The event brought together scientists from TUM, Aalto University and… [read more]

Atomistic modeling of molecules and materials is a booming field and enables new technologies. The impact of atomistic modeling has been accelerated in recent years through artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), allowing more realistic and industry-ready studies. The Atomistic… [read more]