The DFG’s Scientific Priority Programme 2005 (SPP2005), involving over 15 research groups from Germany, focuses on the rheology of workable cement and is therefore of fundamental interest to the modern construction industry. The current state of research has now been published in an open-access book by Springer.

Our proprietary coupled characterisation methods – in this case, benchtop NMR coupled with SEC – are used in industry. Here is an application note from Magritek that we have written at the KIT.

To mark KIT’s 200th anniversary, a special edition of *Macromolecular Rapid Communications* was published, covering 125 years of polymer science in Karlsruhe, featuring an overview article of Manfred Wilhelm on the history of polymer science in Karlsruhe.

To mark KIT’s 200th anniversary, a special edition of *Macromolecular Rapid Communications* was published, covering 125 years of polymer science in Karlsruhe, featuring an overview article by Manfred Wilhelm on the history of polymer science in Karlsruhe.

The 10th meeting of Alumni, Friends and Cooperationpartner of the group of Prof. Wilhelm  on September, 26th at the ITCP and the MZE was assited by more than 70 people, approximately 50 guests and alumni.

Congratulations to Xiaohe Xu for his Poster Award at the Conference "Novel Trends in Rheology X", which took place from July 30-31 in the Czech Republic in Zlín.

View the current picture of the Wilhelm working group:
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Yet another addition to our equipment! With the new sample changer, even time-consuming measurements can be carried out conveniently with the Medium-Field-NMR device from Magritek. Examples are 2D-NMR measurements, both in 1H and 13C, which are now possible around the clock.

Expansion of our facilities:
The new medium-field NMR device from Magritek (Spinsolve 90) significantly expands our possibilities both in direct polymer analysis and in combination with other analytical methods (SEC, HPLC).