Project management
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Björn
Höhlig
Professorship for Sustainable Building/Building in Existing Contexts
- Section:
- FB
- Phone:
- +49 341 3076-6511
Applied environmental research: hydrogen, insecticides, building pollutants
The transformation of the energy system and the reduction of environmental pollutants play a key role in the transition to a sustainable future. For this reason, the GreenInnoSax early-career research group focuses on issues relating to the energy transition and the protection of natural resources. These include not only the production and use of hydrogen as a storage medium, but also the utilisation of its chemical properties for the degradation of pollutants in buildings and on cultural artefacts.
GreenInnoSax’s current projects cover the following research areas:
- Environmental technology: Elimination of pollutants in art objects through catalytic processes
- Sustainable construction: Investigation of the release of critical chemicals from building materials and development of remediation strategies
- Non-destructive testing of building components: Identification of salt and pollutant contamination using pulse radar measurement (ground-penetrating radar) and X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) for service life assessment and simplified determination of recycling potential
- Analytics: Development of suitable detection and analytical methods
- Hydrogen technology: Development of a selective hydrogen sensor for detection in reducing media
Project team
Project management and supervisors
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Björn
Höhlig
Professorship for Sustainable Building/Building in Existing Contexts
- Section:
- FB
- Phone:
- +49 341 3076-6511
Supervising professor
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil.
Christian
Weickhardt
Professorship of Physics - Laser and Light Technology
- Section:
- MNZ
- Phone:
- +49 341 3076-3427
