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  • 09/02/2025 | PersonaliaFarewell and Congratulations to Our Summer Student Leo

    Erasmus+ student brought fresh ideas and great energy to our team

  • 08/01/2025 | AktuellesMecaNano Summer School 2025 in Kassel

    70 international researchers at Kassel Univeristy for a week of cutting-edge nanomechanics training

  • 07/11/2025 | AktuellesESMC 2025 conference in Lyon

    New Insights into Fatigue of Ultrathin Gold Films

  • 05/21/2025 | AktuellesMecaNano General Meeting 2025

    MecaNano in Krakow for the third General Meeting

  • 03/06/2025 | PersonaliaPhD defense

    Sebastian Krauß successfully defended

  • 02/10/2025 | AktuellesVisitor - Prof. George Pharr, Texas A&M

    Lab Visit and Materials Colloquium Lecture on Nanoindentation

  • 10/06/2024 | AktuellesNanomechanical Testing in Materials Research and Development IX conference

    With Prof. Merle chairing the poster session and MecaNano training

  • 07/23/2024 | PersonaliaChair of European MecaNano network

    Prof. Benoit Merle Elected as Chair of the MecaNano European Network for the Third Funding Phase

  • 05/06/2024 | AktuellesMecaNano General Meeting 2024

    May 1-3, 2024 at TU Wien in Vienna, Austria

  • 04/08/2024 | ForschungNew Atomic Force Microscope - Bruker Dimension Icon

    New opportunities for characterizing the structure and mechanical properties of material surfaces at the nanometer scale
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