Sponsors

The MUEGGE Group is a leading manufacturer and supplier of function-critical industrial microwave components, systems and plasma sources with a strong global presence. Founded in 1986 and headquartered in Reichelsheim im Odw., Germany, MUEGGE employs approximately 180 people and provides solutions for a wide range of industrial applications, including lab-grown diamonds, food and semiconductor component processing, drying operations, molecular extraction in chemistry, and hydrogen production for customers in more than 40 countries.

Many of our solutions help to make processes more efficient and support low-carbon technologies. This includes the research and development of microwave and plasma components for zero-carbon projects and innovations in the field of renewable energies.

Our portfolio includes microwave generators in 2.45 GHz and 915 MHz from 1 kW to 100 kW, the related waveguide and matching components. Magnetrons, plasma systems and plasma components, such as plasma-arrays for large area deposition, remote plasma sources, atmospheric plasma sources and downstream sources complete our range of products.

Inform, advise, network: Technologieland Hessen supports companies in developing pioneering innovations. We unleash economic potential, make technological excellence visible and thus raise Hessen's profile as a location for technology and innovation. Technologieland Hessen is implemented by Hessen Trade & Invest GmbH on behalf of the Hessian Ministry of Economics.

Our services include:

• Networking of players, cooperation mediation
• Specialist and information events
• Topic-specific publications
• Newsletters
• Advice and support
• Trade fair participation and foreign trade promotion

In order to keep pace with current technological and social developments, it is important to keep an eye on individual technologies as well as to recognize synergies. For this reason, the State of Hesse focuses on a variety of specialist fields of innovation.

Further information can be found here (only available in German).

The Division of Solid-State Chemistry & Materials Research of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) supports the activities of young scientists with various scholarship opportunities. The aim is to enable younger specialist group members to receive financial support for actively attending national and international Conferences, seminars or workshops as part of their training.

The Division is writing 10 travel grants of a maximum of 300 euros for active participation in the International Conference on Resource Chemistry   out of. Student specialist group members can apply for one of these travel grants by email to Maike Fries (GDCh Office) under the keyword “ICRC 2024 conference grant” up to 3 weeks before the start of the event.

You can find more information here.