OUR POSTER CHILDREN
​​​Here you find some of our posters outlining the successful projects we have been able to carry out together with and for our partners, a selection officially presented during events meant to illustrate what we can do for you.
POSTED POSTERS
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SELECTED POSTER PRESENTATIONS
July 2026
Mini-Symposium Verfahrenstechnik & Partikelforum, Linz (Austria)
Bahram Haddadi: “PhasicFlowPlus: Scalable Open-Source CFD-DEM Platform”
Mohammad Pourhosseinian: “Detailed CFD Simulation of a Single-Screw Extruder”
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April 2026
Spring SciX, Exeter (UK)
Miranda Eisenköck: „From Impurity to Insight: Real-Time Water Monitoring in Solvent Recycling using MIR Spectroscopy“ (awarded for engagement and interaction with the vendors)
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​​​​​​November 2025
Exner Lectures, Vienna (Austria)
Stefan Kohl: “A Forced-Conveying Approach for Consistent Spreading of Carbon-Fiber Rovings”
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October 2026
Autumn Workshop on Functional Organic Materials, Brno (Czech Republic)
Christoph Ulbricht: “Chemical Recycling of Silicones” (Biocycle)
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September 2025
APACT, Glasgow (UK)
Miranda Eisenköck: “Real-Time Monitoring of Methylhydrogenphthalate Synthesis Using MIR Spectroscopy for Process Control”
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May 2025
Jung Analytiker:innen Forum, Innsbruck (Austria)
Miranda Eisenköck: “Online Implementation of Raman-Spectroscopy for Real-Time Monitoring in the Pulp and Paper Industry”​
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April 2025
FemChem Scientific Workshop 2025, Vienna (Austria)
Marco Annerl: “Development and Implementation of an On-line MS Process Sensor for Emission Monitoring along the Polymer Recycling Chain”
Thorsten Jonach: “Multiphysics Simulation Framework for Pyrolysis Processes on an Industrial Scale”
Miranda Eisenköck: “Process Intensification and the Role of PAT in the Chemical Process Industry”​
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December 2024
DECHEMA Herbstkolloquium Prozessanalytik, Darmstadt (Germany)
Miranda Eisenköck: "Maximizing Efficiency in the Chemical Recovery of the Pulp and Paper Industry through Spectroscoping Monitoring" (awarded 2nd prize in the poster competition)
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April 2024
SpringSciX, Glasgow (UK)
Markus Fritz: “Process intensification demonstrated by in-line vibrational spectroscopy in the chemical manufacturing chain”
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August 2023
​ICAVS12, Krakow (Poland)
Karin Wieland, Miranda Eisenköck: „Maximizing Efficiency in the Chemical Recovery of the Pulp and Paper Industry Through Spectroscopic Monitoring“, „Vibrational Spectroscopy – a Valuable PAT Tool for Crystallization Monitoring“
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