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Efficient drive-file-determination by inverse modelling
IoT sensor technology for condition monitoring and predictive maintenance
Market potential of lightweight containers
SUMSENS – Structure-borne sound multi-hop sensor network
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SMM: Simulation software for adaptronic systems - Taking the momentum out of vibrations
Creating sustainable products: Fraunhofer LBF investigates recycling of halogen-free flame retardant plastics
New Laboratory Makes Kilogram-Scale Chemical Syntheses of Plastics Possible
Complex Loading versus Hidden Reserves: International Symposium on Structural Durability Provides Information on New Trends
How effective are bonding agents? Fraunhofer LBF uses liquid chromatography for characterization for the first time
Bringing the road into the laboratory: Users discuss biaxial fatigue-testing for car and truck wheels
Come together: teamwork achieves optimum composite design
Brilliant perspective: Computer tomography analyzes damage to raw materials under load
Fraunhofer LBF at Compounding World Expo 2018
Upcycling of PET Bottles
Smart connections: Intelligent sensors monitor and optimize industrial processes 4.0
“Future of Composites in Transportation 2018”, JEC Innovation Award for hybrid roof bow
SMM 2018: Hull coatings, radar, and robots – Fraunhofer- Gesellschaft to present maritime research highlights at SMM in Hamburg from 4 to 7 September
More range for electric vehicles: functionalized thermoplastic sandwich components within minutes
New test rig components for faster development and validation
Fraunhofer LBF and BAM develop faster procedure for flame-retardant plastics
For EVs with higher range
Outstanding Achievements in Automotive Lightweight Design
Efficient Manufacturing Technology: Integrated Sensors Secure and Monitor the Manufacturing of Thick-Walled CFK Structures
Dynamic plastics testing
Recycling of plastics
Fraunhofer LBF supports numerous small and middle-sized entrepreneurs in their competitive
In-Plane Shear Test
Hybrid joined multi-material
Lightweight battery
failure prediction
Fraunhofer LBF organize Forum Plastic Recyclates
Eliminate Viruses Effectively
OrganoPor
Forum Plastic Recyclates
„InCeight Casting“: Proceedings available, CfP till May 15, 2022
Fraunhofer LBF improves 2D tensile test and modelling in design of plastic tanks
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Noise Optimisation EV/HEV 2017
Clean Sky Forum
5th International Conference Advanced E-Motor Technology
TRANSFORMERS Final Conference
ALLIANCE Future Lightweighting Day
JEC World 2019
Automotive Testing Expo Europe
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Ernst Gaßner Award 2020
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In 2017 the institute had 396 employees (including research assistants, apprentices, trainees, graduate students and borrowed workers).
In addition 53 personswere employed by the Technical University Darmstadt (all numbers refer to persons).
Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF
