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What happened to Lise Meitner’s hat – A visit to the daughter of Heinz Maier-Leibnitz

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As part of his PhD, Lijiu Wang is working on a robot that will enable samples to be positioned more quickly and precisely.

© Andrea Voit FRM II / TUM

MLZ Conference 2025: “Neutrons for Fusion and Nuclear Applications” - Register now!

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Tensile strength and precision: An internship at the MLZ

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Annual Report 2024 - Discover last year's scientific highlights!

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Take a look behind the SCiENcES and ‘Meet our PhDs and PostDocs’ up close in our social media series - take a look and follow us - it's worth it!

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Stronger steel bonds thanks to neutron imaging

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Smartphone camera sensors help with antimatter research at CERN

© Andreas Heddergott FRM II / TUM

How heat harms Li-ion batteries

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Researchers have examined critical raw materials such as nickel, zirconium, lanthanum and praseodymium using neutrons. This helps to handle these materials more sustainably.

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Girls‘ power at the neutron source - 24 girls visited FRM II on Girls' Day

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Become a part of our team!

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MLZ - Neutrons for Research and Innovation

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Forschungs-Neutronenquelle
Heinz Maier-Leibnitz (FRM II)

The Forschungs-Neutronenquelle Heinz Maier-Leibnitz (FRM II)  is a Corporate Research Center of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) located on the premises of the modern research campus in Garching.

Here, neutrons and positrons enable a wide range of applications in research, industry and medicine: from developing new technologies, such as batteries for electric cars, to precise anti-cancer drugs.

Learn more about the FRM II

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Events

30.06.2025
Thermal-Hydraulic Experiment at TUM (Seminar: Neutronen in Forschung und Industrie)
14.07.2025
Application of neutron techniques to separation processes (Seminar: Neutronen in Forschung und Industrie)
28.07.2025
MLZ Conference 2025: Neutrons for Fusion and Nuclear Applications (Konferenz)
07.10.2025
JCNS Workshop 2025 Trends and Perspectives in Neutron Scattering (Workshop)
27.10.2025
Munich Quantum Matter Days (Konferenz)
02.12.2025
DEVA-QENS Workshop (DEVA Workshop)
03.12.2025
MLZ User Meeting 2025 (Konferenz)
19.05.2026
International Conference on Neutrons in Heritage Science (Konferenz)

News

07.02.2025

Useful in fuel cells or luminescent materials: New compound studied with neutrons

An international team led by Dr Alexander Mutschke has produced a completely new compound with boric acid and hydrogen and elucidated its structure with the help of neutrons. The borate hydride could be used… [read more]

23.01.2025

Dr. Neelima Paul wins 2nd prize at Batterieforum Deutschland

From January 21–23, 2025, the 13th Batterieforum Deutschland – organized by the Kompetenznetzwerk Lithium-Ionen-Batterien (KLiB) and supported by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) – brought… [read more]

14.01.2025

EU, federal government and Bavaria fund conversion with a total of 12.8 million euros

Green light for further research projects on low-enriched uranium nuclear fuel: Europe, the federal government and the Free State of Bavaria are funding two corresponding scientific programs at the FRM II… [read more]

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Neutron Source

The FRM II is one of the most powerful and modern neutron sources worldwide.

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Research

The Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ) - cutting-edge research with neutrons and positrons at the FRM II.

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Join us!

You would like to work at FRM II? 
Here you can find our current job offers.

Industry
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Industry

Material analysis, component testing and irradiation for the automotive, aerospace and semiconductor industries as well as for mechanical engineering, chemicals, medical technology ...

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Medicine

In addition to radioisotopes for the diagnosis and treatment of tumor diseases, the FRM II also has a facility for the teletherapy of malignant tumors.

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Visiting the FRM II

Visitors at the FRM II are welcome!
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