We research on
energy solutions
for the future
The interdisciplinary Research Center Future Energy Materials and Systems (RC FEMS) aims to develop new, urgently needed materials for future-proof, sustainable energy systems. To this end, RC FEMS occupies essential interfaces between established focus topics. This enables a holistic approach, combining strong interdisciplinary expertise and scientific creativity to make a decisive contribution to the future of energy, built on new materials.
31-07-2025
Saving Energy with Intelligent MaterialsPursuing energy efficiency with cutting-edge technology: Prof. Dr. Dennis Meier is investigating the role of ferroic materials in this endeavor at the Research Center “Future Energy Materials and…
17-07-2025
New Cooperation Agreement Paves the Way for the FutureThe three UA Ruhr universities have signed an agreement that opens up new avenues of cooperation.
27-06-2025
Bochum and Dortmund will apply jointly as Consortium of ExcellenceThe two universities aim to test new forms of cross-university structures, which will also be transferable to the UA Ruhr.
29-09-2025
First RC FEMS Advisory Board MeetingDiscussions of current developments and future plans for the RC FEMS
26-09-2025
7th Materials Chain International Conference - Future Energy Materials and SystemsOn 22 September 2025, around 130 participants from the scientific community came together to network, discuss new research approaches, and develop ideas for future collaborations.
08-04-2025
Announcement: 7th Materials Chain International Conference – MCIC 2025The MCIC 2025 will be organized by RC FEMS and held under the motto Future Energy Materials and Systems
The innovative research work of the Research Centre Future Energy Materials and Systems is based on successful, cross-location collaboration within the framework of national and international large-scale projects. The research buildings at the University of Duisburg-Essen and the Ruhr University Bochum also provide the highest quality infrastructure for interdisciplinary collaboration. Insights in our networks are here:
