The LPI Basic technology project meeting at Leibniz-HKI

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The LPI basic technology projects had their 6th project meeting on 15 November 2024. Scientists from all partners presented their project progress.

Fotos: Anne Fischer 2024 // LPI project meeting of the basic technology projects on 15 November 2024 on the premises of the Leibniz-HKI

The 6th project meeting of the basic technology projects took place on 15 November 2024 on the premises of the Leibniz-HKI. The almost 100 participants were welcomed by Dr Hellwage (LPI gGmbH) and Mr Unnebrink (VDI-TZ), the presentations were accompanied by the chairs Dr Hellwage, Dr Silge (Leibniz-IPHT), Prof Dr Bocklitz (FSU), Dr Leitner (UKJ) and Dr Gerbach (Leibniz-HKI). As always, the high-quality presentations from all 5 BTs were complemented by exciting posters.

The breaks, sweetened with delicacies, were used for dialogue and networking.

Fotos: Anne Fischer 2024 // LPI project meeting of the basic technology projects on 15 November 2024 // Catering Liebstöckel

Special thanks go to the coordinators who ensured that everything ran smoothly and was perfectly organised.

Fotos: Anne Fischer 2024 || Leibniz-HKI 2024

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