Prof. Iman Taha

Room

269

Telephone

+49 7361 576-2558

Email Address

iman.taha[at]hs-aalen.de

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Membership

Member of the Doctoral Center Baden-Württemberg Center of Applied Research BW-CAR of the Doctoral Association of Universities of Applied Sciences Baden-Württemberg, which has been granted the independent right to award doctorates.

Main research areas

2000 - today Professional and scientific career

Aalen University, Aalen

Fraunhofer Institute for Casting, Composite and Processing Technology, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft für Angewandte Forschung, Augsburg

Ain Shams University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Cairo (currently on leave)

Ain Shams University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Cairo

Credit Hour Engineering Program, Ain Shams University, Cairo

Ain Shams University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Cairo

Institute for Polymer Materials and Plastics Technology, Clausthal University of Technology, Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Ain Shams University, Faculty of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Cairo

2000 - 2007 Training and further education

Module component/courses

Bachelor's degree

Plastics
Recycling of plastics
Examination of plastics
Academic research and writing (allgem.)

Masters (UK)/master's (US)

Polymer Materials
Polymer Testing
Thermal Analysis
Composites

Research Projects

Sustainability through (alternative) polymer and fiber composites - material development and recycling strategies

The careful use of natural resources is a central social challenge of our time and is the focus of the applicant's research activities. Prof. Taha's research vision includes the development of new materials that flow in one of two cycles as part of a circular economy (see figure): In the biological cycle (green), raw material resources are returned to nature; in the technical cycle (orange), they linger endlessly as a product, module or material.

Achim Frick, Carlos Ernst, Markus Rettenberger, Iman Taha ISBN: 978-3-946260-11-0,

Doris Aschenbrenner, Jakob Gros, Nicole Fangerow, Teresa Werner, Cecilia Colloseus, Iman Taha ISSN: 2212-8271,

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Iman Taha, N. Zoesmar, L. Birkle, D. Fuchs, M. Warnck, M. Wendel, M. Kuhn

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Nira Zoesmar, Lena Birkle, Daryl Fuchs, Moritz Warnck, Michael Wendel, Marcus Kuhn, Iman Taha

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Moritz Warnck, Maximilian Binder, Georg Edelmann, Marion Früchtl, Iman Taha

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Iman Taha, Nira Zoesmar, Daryl Fuchs

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Sustainable materials in plastics technology

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Professor for "Sustainable materials in plastics technology"

Head of the "Materials and Testing Technology" department

Full Professor "Materials Engineering"

Associate Professor "Design and Production Engineering"

Head of the "Materials Engineering" degree program

Assistant Professor "Design and Production Engineering"

Research assistant and doctoral candidate

Research assistant "Assistant Lecturer"

Research assistant "Teaching Assistant"

Ph.D. in the field of materials science

M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering

B.Sc. in mechanical engineering - focus on design and production technology,

Module component/courses

Research Projects

Sustainability through (alternative) polymer and fiber composites - material development and recycling strategies

Publications

Praxistauglichkeit üblicher Härtetoleranzen bei NBR-Compounds

Recyclebot – using robots for sustainable plastic recycling

Carbon and silane-based coatings for improved bonding in Hybrid metal-composite applications

Carbon and Silane-based Coatings for Improved Bonding in Hybrid Metal-Composite Applications

Condition monitoring of multi-material lightweight components through a sensitive outer skin using Fiber-Bragg-Grating sensors

Treatment of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg surfaces for improved bonding with fiber reinforced composites for sandwich applications. Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials