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Events

Seminars

Seminars

#PhD seminars of the GDCh Division of the Chemistry of Construction Materials

#Doctoral Researchers’ Seminar 2027 (15–17 March 2027, Nuremberg)

More information about the 2027 doctoral seminar of the GDCh Division of the Chemistry of Construction Materials will be available shortly.

Organisation and delivery
Dr. Daniel Jansen, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

#Doctoral Candidates’ Seminar 2023 (31 May–2 June 2023; Weimar)

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The 2023 doctoral seminar on the chemistry of construction materials took place on the grounds of the European Youth Education and Meeting Centre in Weimar. Nine doctoral researchers took the opportunity to exchange ideas on scientific matters and present their doctoral research topics. Alongside the academic exchange, the programme included a barbecue evening, an afternoon walk to famous Bauhaus sites, a visit to the “Schmale Handtuch” (a Weimar institution where beer has been served to thirsty customers – including many students – for more than 100 years) and a guided tour of the laboratories of the Chair of the Chemistry of Construction Materials and Polymer Materials, equipped with state-of-the-art testing and analytical technology.

Organisation & Implementation
Dr.-Ing. Stephan Partschefeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andrea Osburg
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

Photo: S. Partschefeld

#Mikroskopie-Seminare

The aim of the microscopy seminars organised by the Division of the Chemistry of Construction Materials is to teach and apply qualitative and quantitative microscopic techniques to mineral raw materials, cement clinker, ceramics, binders, admixtures, concretes, mortars and composite systems.

2022: Flyer/Programme

#Microscopy seminars

The aim of the microscopy seminars organised by the Division of the Chemistry of Construction Materials is to teach and apply qualitative and quantitative microscopic techniques to mineral raw materials, cement clinker, ceramics, binders, admixtures, concrete, mortar and composite systems.

2022: Flyer/programme

#Promovierenden-Seminar 2017 (11.-13.05.2017; Karlsruhe)

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Programm

Nach den erfolgreichen Veranstaltungen der Jahre 2007 bis 2011 in Weimar konnte die Fachgruppe Bauchemie in diesem Jahr vom 11.-13. Mai an der Hochschule Karlsruhe – Technik und Wirtschaft erneut ein Seminar für Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden anbieten. Im Mittelpunkt des 2,5 tägigen Treffens stand neben dem Besuch des Sika-Stammhauses in Stuttgart und der Besichtigung der Baustelle Stuttgart 21 das Seminar mit Fachvorträgen zu den aktuellen Forschungsthemen der Teilnehmenden. Im Anschluss an die Vorträge war Zeit für einen intensiven Austausch der Teilnehmenden untereinander und mit den betreuenden Professoren. Im abschließenden Workshop wurde neben den ersten Schritten nach der Promotion Karriereplanung und Bewerbung auch das aktuelle Spannungsfeld zwischen wissenschaftlicher Arbeit und der Übernahme von Lehraufgaben während der Promotion thematisiert und mit Dr. Saskia Oehmichen als Vertreterin der Plattform „NextStep“ der Deutschen Bauchemie offen diskutiert.

Organisation & Durchführung
Prof. Dr. Karsten Schubert (Hochschule Karlsruhe)
Prof. Dr. Friedlinde Götz-Neunhoeffer (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg & Vorsitzende der Fachgruppe Bauchemie).