Research Group SMART
Sustainable materials and recycling technologies
Research Fields
The research in the field of sustainable materials and recycling technologies is devoted to the following topics:
- Polymers for enewable energy production and energy storage
- Bio-based polymers and comosites for high performance applications
- Polymer recycling, second-life options and ciruclar economy
- Micro- and nanoplastics
Team
Research Summaries
2023
Biobased and biomimetic functionally structured stretch film
Michael Feuchter
Adapting the optical reflectivity of carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP) on nano-scale
Lukas Haiden
Exploring crystallinity of polymer blends on nanoscale
Kateřina Plevová
Dual latent heat storages
Katharina Resch-Fauster
Novel bio-based material for the field of orthopedics
Markus Schwaiger
Polymer materials at the nanoscale
Michael Feuchter, Katerina Plevova
Customized optics for CFK laminates
Lukas Haiden
Flexible composites based on renewable resources
Katharina Resch-Fauster
Alternative winding films from renewable raw materials
Michael Feuchter
Flexible composites based on renewable resources
Katharina Resch-Fauster
RSBC: Reliable and susstainable composite production for bio-based components
Katharina Resch-Fauster
Functional polymers for an efficient energy management of buildings
Katharina Resch-Fauster
Novel composite material with 100% bio-bases carbon content
Andrea Todorovic
Polymeric nanocomposites
Michael Feuchter
Polymeric phase-change materials applicability and long-term stability
Helena Weingrill
Shaping of Optical Appearance of Carbon Fibres
Rupert Lenzenweger
UV-curable bio-coating - kinetic analysis
Andrea Klein
Mechanical recycling of technical bio-polymers
Andrea Klein
Functional hierarchical composites for structural applications
Michael Feuchter
Hemp based composites
Katharina Resch-Fauster
Mechanical recyclability of technical biopolymers
Andrea Klein
Polymeric latent heat storages
Helena Weingrill
Polymeric nanocomposites
Michael Feuchter
Composites based on renewable ressources
Katharina Resch-Fauster
Functional polymeric materials for energy technology
Katharina Resch-Fauster