Clean Hydrogen Convention in Dresden

Prof. Uwe Mahn, Vice-Rector for Research and Project Manager at Saxony5, and Michael Pfeifer, research assistant in the Production department, presented, amongst other things, the latest laser technologies from the LHM.

In addition to laser technology, which enables the additive manufacturing of novel components – including those with the most intricate geometries – the university was also represented with topics such as blockchain in the hydrogen economy, the development of cost-effective anodes for PEM electrolysis, and micromobility.

A highlight today was the visit by the two Australian scientists, Eric May and Paul Stanwix, from the University of Western Australia. We hope that our participation in the trade fair has helped to generate new ideas, forge new contacts and perhaps lead to the launch of innovative projects. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who played an active part.

^{Text: Prof. Uwe Mahn / Images: Mittweida University of Applied Sciences}