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We love research. And we love sharing our knowledge and science. The variety of topics around prime movers is great: alternative fuels – components, lubricants and materials – acoustics, mechanics and friction – climate and air emissions and, of course, advanced engineering and development tools to construct and design high-efficiency and ultra low emission turbomachinery and internal combustion engines (CI and SI). Our innovation network includes around 170 companies and more than 100 research centers, institutes and universities in Germany and Europe. Our newsletter, media information and publications as well as the articles in our partner magazines MTZ / ATZ will give you an insight into the research output of the FVV. And if you do not find what you are looking for, please let us know. We’re here to help!
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE FVV
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DFG presents "2018 Funding Atlas": Strong research meets effective promotion
Research Focus Europe shows the formative role of Germany and the United Kingdom / High stability in the German research system / Third-party funding remains at a high level - new dynamics of the...
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A Day to Feel the Future - BMWi/AiF Innovation Day 2018
The headline of the 25th Innovation Day in Berlin on 7 June 2018 was "25 Years of Promoting Innovation - 10 Years of ZIM - 1 Day to Feel the Future. 300 companies and industry-related research...
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The Power of Collective Research: The FVV promotes successful IGF projects in Japan
Industrial Collective Research // Technology and ideas for tomorrow: The FVV introduces three innovative industrial collective research (IGF) projects at a technology session of the JSAE Spring...
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Prof. Dr. Peter Gutzmer elected new President of the FVV
Prof. Dr. Peter Gutzmer (Schaeffler AG) was elected as the new President of the FVV (Forschungsvereinigung Verbrennungskraftmaschinen | Research Association for Combustion Engines) at the autumn meeting of the FVV Board held in Frankfurt/M. on 17 November 2017. At the same time, Kai Knickmann (MANN+HUMMEL GmbH) was elected as Deputy President.
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More power. Less cost. FVV starts research on advanced fuel cells for 2025
FVV | The Research Association for Combustion Engines is committed to the further development of the fuel cell. The aim is to make emission-free long-range and freight mobility affordable. A new planning group led by Dr Merten Jung (BMW) has started work and is now launching the first research projects.
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The FVV cooperates with the national and international magazines for automotive and engine technology development – MTZ worldwide | Motortechnische Zeitung and ATZ worldwide | Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift. The FVV research and technology (RTD) performers report regularly on technically interesting results from industrial collective research projects and, three times a year, we give an overview on our current research priorities.
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