Buhlsche Mühle
Pforzheimer Str. 68, 76275 Ettlingen, Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 7243 101-8444
E-Mail: info∂buhlsche-muehle.de
www.buhlsche-muehle.de

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By Car

Some parking spaces are available directly at the Buhlsche Mühle. Hotel guests can park at the Hotel Watthalden. More parking spaces are available in the parking garage at Albgaubad (max. €6 per day).

Public Transport

We recommend traveling by public transport.

Frequent departures S1 or S11
from Karlsruhe Main Station (Hauptbahnhof Vorplatz)
to Ettlingen Albgaubad:

S1 > Ettlingen Albgaubad / Bad Herrenalb
S11 > Ittersbach

Travel time 20 minutes to "Albgaubad".

Walking distance from Albgaubad to Buhlsche Mühle 500 m / 6 minutes.

A limited contingent of rooms has been reserved from 25-27 November 2024:

• Double rooms for single use in the Buhlsche Mühle at €109.00 per room/night including VAT (without breakfast).
  Keyword: Event KIT November 25th to 27th, 2024 KNMFI User Meeting.
• Single rooms in the Hotel Watthalden (close to Buhlsche Mühle) at €111.90 per room/night/breakfast including VAT.
  Group name: BM241124/03.

Please arrange your booking direct with Buhlsche Mühle (e-mail preferred), and use the above information / keyword / group name.

Deadline: 30^th September 2024

Contact:
Buhlsche Mühle
Phone: 07243 101-8412
Fax: 07243 101-8484
E-Mail: info∂buhlsche-muehle.de
www.buhlsche-muehle.de

Note for speakers: All time slots include at least 5 minutes of discussion time, please plan your presentation accordingly.

Day 1, Monday 25 November

17:00-18:30 Keynote lectures "Information driven science"

Explainable AI for Science
(Pascal Friederich, KIT/ITI, Germany)

From Virtual Materials Design to Self-Driving-Labs to Research-without-Researchers
(Wolfgang Wenzel, KIT/INT, Germany)

Afterwards, optional pub visit (everyone pays for themselves).

Day 2, Tuesday 26 November

09:30 Welcome tea / coffee

Session: Quantum Materials
10:00 Keynote: Fermi level and defects in functional oxides (Andreas Klein, TU Darmstadt, Germany)
11:00 Artificial Design of Quantum Materials by Complex Oxide Heterostructures (Dirk Fuchs, KIT/IQMT, Germany)
11:30 Coherent light-spin interactions in luminescent lanthanide complexes (Senthil Kumar Kuppusamy, KIT/IQMT, Germany)

Open Session / User Highlights
12:00 Nano-CT for In-Depth Morphological and Mechanical Material Analysis (Juliana Martins-Schalinski, Fraunhofer Institute for Microstructure of Materials and Systems IMWS, Halle, Germany)

12:30 Lunch

Open Session / User Highlights (continued)
13:30 DNA Origami (Thomas Iskratsch, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom)
14:00 Re-Programmable Micro Origami Devices based on Shape Memory Alloys (Vincent Gottwald, KIT/IMT, Germany)
14:30 Grating-based phase-contrast imaging for laboratory-astrophysics (Stephan Schreiner, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany)

15:00 Break

Open Session / User Highlights (continued)
15:30 Formation of a natural coating on Titanium dioxide nanoparticles in surface waters (Allan Philippe, University of Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany)
16:00 Relating Capacity Loss to Crack Propagation in All-Solid-State Batteries – a 3D-Imaging Study (Adrian Lindner, KIT/IAM, Germany)
16:30 In-situ TEM reduction of a solid oxide cell with NiO/YSZ and NiO/BZCY materials for fuel electrode (Svetlana Korneychuk, KIT/IAM, Germany)

17:00 End of day 2 / Get together dinner

Day 3: Wednesday 27 November

08:30 Welcome tea / coffee

Session: Engineering Meets Biology
09:00 Keynote: Microfluidic NMR As A Tool For Biology and Materials (Marcel Utz, KIT/IMT, Germany)
10:00 Biomolecular Impedimetric Fingerprints Utilizing Rapidly Manufactured Substrates (Jacek Ryl, Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland)
10:30 MOSAIC: Using DNA as an Interface for Cells (Carmen Martínez Domínguez, KIT/IBG-1, Germany)

11:00 Break

Session: Engineering Meets Biology (continued)
11:20 Biomechanics of fruit opening in Hakea species and considerations for biomimetic transfer to technical applications (Heike Beismann, Westfälische Hochschule, Germany)
11:45 From microstructure to macroscopic mechanics of adhesive marine mussel plaques (Emmanouela Filippidi, FORTH, Greece)
12:10 Development of novel micro structures for optical and biomimetic applications (Nikos Kehagias, National Center for Scientific Research (NCSR) "Demokritos", Greece)
12:35 How biomaterial geometry can be used to control cell function and fate in the context of bone tissue regeneration (Ansgar Petersen, Berlin Institute of Health at Charité, Germany)

13:00 Close of meeting

Before or after the meeting, lab visits are possible after individual consultation with the KNMFi technology experts.

Presentation slots have been reserved for Highlights from our users. If there are still free slots on the agenda and you would like to apply a presentation, please send details by email to knmf-useroffice∂kit.edu. Please make the subject of the email KNMFi User Meeting 2024: User Highlight.

Deadline: end of September 2024