Old solar modules on the roof, worn rotor blades from wind turbines, single-use electrical devices from the operating room: All these products contain valuable raw materials – metals, rare earths, or high-quality fibers. However, they are often embedded in composite materials, making them difficult…
The IHP – Leibniz Institute for Innovative Microelectronics and the Technical University of Wildau celebrated the 20th anniversary of their joint lab today at IHP in Frankfurt (Oder). The event demonstrated how long-term collaboration between non-university research and universities in Brandenburg s…
The comprehensive research into cancer, dementia, and immune diseases is only possible with precise and simultaneously cell-friendly diagnostic and analytical technologies. This is precisely where the new research project "3D-Life" at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences comes in.
A strongly…
In the 2026/27 winter semester, OTH Regensburg will launch a degree programme for anyone who doesn’t want to choose between physics, chemistry and engineering, but would rather combine them all.
From smartphone sensors to medical technology: modern technologies emerge where several disciplines conver…
– Researchers have developed a design principle enabling the creation of complex patterns on silicon chips by way of microfabrication.
– Thanks to these patterns, vibrations follow predetermined paths.
– A material structured in this manner could harvest energy from vibrations or process signals witho…
Highly sensitive light sensors are needed, among other applications, in quantum communication, medical technology, and autonomous driving. Researchers at the Institute for Semiconductor Technology (IHT) at the University of Stuttgart have developed a photodetector based on germanium, which is more c…
In the presence of Ina Brandes, Minister for Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, the Research Center INCYTE was officially opened at the University of Siegen. The new high-tech center strengthens top-level research in Siegen and throughout North Rhine-Westphalia.
New standards…
The Charité – University Medicine Berlin and the Technical University of Berlin opened the research centers "Berlin Center for Advanced Therapies" (BeCAT) and "The Simulated Human" (Si-M) on April 22, 2026. The highly specialized buildings offer scientists excellent conditions for researching and de…
The Nuremberg University of Applied Sciences Georg Simon Ohm (Ohm) has jointly opened its extensively modernized cleanroom with Science Minister Markus Blume. Equipped with state-of-the-art large-scale equipment, the university thus enhances its research activities in the forward-looking fields of o…
The University of Siegen is significantly expanding its infrastructure for modern sensor technologies: With the WISENT pilot line, a state-of-the-art environment for the development of intelligent sensors is being created in the new INCYTE research building. The project has a total volume of 4.7 mil…
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