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“New materials give wings to additive fabrication” was the title in an article from the 17 July 2015 in the magazine of the Society of German Engineers (VDI).

Professor Christoph Leyens is elected to be speaker for the topic network Material Science and Engineering (MatWerk) of the National Academy of Science and Engineering. The newly designated speaker of the topic network Material Science and Engineering (MAtWerk)...

What has a hand warmer to do with modern energy storage? How does a car catalyser work and how stable is a 90 year old double T girder in a railway bridge? These and other fascinating questions were pursued at the start of March by more than 20 school children in the classes 7/8 of the …

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The executive committee of the National Academy for Science and Engineering (acatech) has called Prof. Christoph Leyens, Institute of Materials Science at the Technischen Universität Dresden, to be an acatech diplomat for three years in the TU Dresden.

The science journal from MDR FIGARO broadcast on the 12.01.2012 an interview about Self-Healing Ceramics and Plastics. The research area is to be investigated in the DFG priority programme – Self Healing Materials, which was started by Prof. Christoph Leyens...

The general meeting of the National Coalition Material Science and Technology (BV MatWerk) with its base in Berlin unanimously voted Prof. Christoph Leyens from the Institute for Materials Science to be over the next two years the deputy chairperson.

As a result of the review boards election in 2011 Prof. Leyens was voted to be a member of the review board Materials Engineering for the duration of 2012 to 2015. As a consequence he entered his second term in the joint committee Deposition and Surface Engineering.

Prof. Christoph Leyens, Institut für Werkstoffwissenschaft, wurde auf Beschluss der Mitgliederversammlung in den Wissenschaftlichen Arbeitskreis e.V. der Universitätsprofessoren der Werkstofftechnik (WAW) aufgenommen.