NETZSCH Future Days 2023
Focus on Energy Solutions
Electricity was one of the major driving forces of industrialization and is even more important in today’s connected world and its digitalized future. Therefore, it is an important task to develop sustainable energy solutions that form the backbone of our future.
Join our invited guests and experts and learn more about how material characterization provides a fruitful step in mastering the challenges of sustainable energy solution. The session will cover topics like molten salts, material corrosion under extreme conditions and why precise material properties are often hard to obtain.
| Title | Speaker | Abstract/CV |
| Can it Handle the Heat? The Intersection of Additive Manufacturing, Evolved Gas Analysis and Multi-Discipline Inspiration to Create New Design Space for Greener Nuclear Reactors | Dr. Elizabeth S. Sooby The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) | Read more |
| A comprehensive Thermodynamic Database for Thermal Energy Storage Materials: Dreams and Reality | Dr. Dmitry Sergeev Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH | Read more |
| Small-scale Applications for Hydrogen | Andreas Hentschel NEDGEX GmbH | Read more |
| Inside the NETZSCH Lab - Material Characterization for Thermochemical Water-Splitting by Thermal Analysis | Dr. Michael Schöneich NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing | Read more |
| Exploring Molten Salt Reactor Fuels through Thermal Property Measurements | Toni Karlsson Idaho National Laboratory (INL) | Read more |
| Thermal Property Measurements for Advanced Reactor Development | Cynthia A. Adkins Idaho National Laboratory (INL) | Read more |
| Q&A Session | All Speakers |
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