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The Center for Nanotechnology (CeNTech) provides the infrastructure for direct and interdisciplinary collaborations involving faculties of the University of Münster (chemistry, physics, biology and medicine). Research at CeNTech keeps a strong relation to technological applications and shall result in patents for new nanotechnology based inventions which can be developed up to the product level.
Feb 2021 - News & Press
Due to the Corona pandemic the 9th NRW Nano Conference will take place virtually April 21-23. The event is very important for the Nano location Münster and the WFM Münster will continue to act as a co-organizer of the conference. A significant number of CeNTech/Son scientists including Prof. Penrice and Prof. Gröschel will present their research results. Altogether 12 speakers from Münster region will participate in the conference, CeNTech will present current research activities in the virtual exhibition.
March 1, 2021 - News & Press
As the new business developer of the City of Münster, Enno Fuchs will also take over the management of the CeNTech GmbH, the Technologieförderung GmbH and the NBZ GmbH. For the past eight years, he was the managing director of the Bochum Perspektive 2022 GmbH, thereby responsible for development and marketing of the areas formerly used by Opel. In addition, Enno Fuchs worked for the automotive group General Motors as head of the operation in Norway and was responsible for the e-mobility division at Opel Vauxhall. He has many years of national and international experience in management positions in the public sector, industry and technology area. In this context he is very pleased to take over CeNTech GmbH and in this way to support a future-oriented technology.
February 27, 2021 - News & Press
At the first meeting of the supervisory board after the local elections last fall, Babette Lichtenstein van Lengerich, member of the Münster City Councel, was unanimously elected as the new chairwoman of the CeNTech GmbH supervisory board. City Councilor Robert Wenzel takes over her representation.