Success Stories Page 1 of 6. 1 2 3 … 6 Next Inaudible to Passengers, Audible to Technology: Detecting Fine Rail Cracks Using Ultrasonic Waves A system for continuous rail monitoring that uses piezo-electric sensors and ultrasonic waves to detect surface cracks at an early stage. Read more Small but Mighty - On the Trail of the Smallest Atom in the Energy Transition Novel method for investigating hydrogen embrittlement enables safer transport and storage materials Read more Webtool for AI-Modeling of Green Steel Consideration of measurement and model uncertainties for recycling to minimize CO2 in steel production. Read more How and Why Silicon Determines the Service Life of High-performance Batteries The use of silicon for lithium-ion batteries enables significantly higher energy densities than graphite, but silicon still shows problems during... Read more With Artificial Intelligence to Longer Living LED Luminaires Bayesian modeling: a milestone in the thermal analysis of LEDs enables more reliable predictive maintenance. Read more MCL Employees at the Heartbeat of European Material Development MCL employees hold key positions in national and international material development committees. Read more We Research for Punctual Trains and a Sustainable Future Innovations in turnout construction: new materials and testing methods for the green future of mobility Read more Virtual Methods Improve Saphir Production for µled Technologies MCL develops digital simulation models that map complex sapphire production processes. These innovations contribute to energy savings and the... Read more Degradation Mechanisms in Sustainable Solders The aspects of big-data machine learning algorithms are united with an in depth understanding of materials science to gain crucial insights into... Read more Physics Meets AI for the CO2-reduced Manufacturing of Steel Products The manufacturing of high-quality steel products with customized properties and a reduced CO2 footprint is possible through the use of physically... Read more Page 1 of 6. 1 2 3 … 6 Next
