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The lab will pool the expertise of the three institutions to advance the development of sustainable battery technologies and will also be open to industry.

The focus of the User Meeting 2024: Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB) presents the BESSY II+ upgrade programme.

A new Memorandum of Understanding serves as the starting point for collaborative research, academic exchange, and capacity-building between the two...

At the BAMline of BESSY II, scientists have gained new insights into lithium-sulphur pouch cells. Combined with imaging methods and further measurements, a new...

Catalyst Activation and Degradation in Hydrous Iridium Oxides

Energy of charge carrier pairs in cuprate compounds

TT-Award 2025: Perovskite solar cells from Germany

The Helmholtz Centre Berlin (HZB) is breaking new ground in attracting talented young people to IT training. It has now received an award for its efforts.

HZB-postdoc Feng Liang becomes associate Professor at Xi'an Jiaotong University

A team at HZB demonstrates that swirling polar textures can be stabilised and switched. This holds promise for applications in nanoelectronics and information...

IT maintenance work: Website temporarily offline on 12 July 2025.

The Friends of HZB honoured research related to synchrotron radiation at this year's user meeting.

An international team has succeeded at BESSY II for the first time to characterise ultrafast spin-polarised current pulses in a spin valve.

38,000 visitors in 20 years: high demand shows need for science education

AI in Chemistry: Study Highlights Strengths and Weaknesses

The new P2X catalyst requires much less Iridium than the best commercial catalyst. Measurements at BESSY II have now revealed, how the P2X catalyst achieves...

Dr Hebatalla Elnaggar will investigate magnetic perovskite thin films at BESSY II. She wants to lay foundations for a future THz magnon technology for more...

The materials scientist and electrochemist is investigating sustainable batteries, which play a key role in the success of the energy transition.

The CIGS perovskite tandem cell sets a new world record with a certified efficiency of 24.6%, which has been certified by Fraunhofer ISE.

Shedding light on insulators: how light pulses unfreeze electrons

For the first time, scientists elucidated the electronic transport mechanism in mesoporous silicon. The material could possibly be used to insulate qubits for...