16. April 2021 Weekly Corona update from the crisis team, week 15 Dear members and affiliates of the university, In the following we inform you about the current situation at our university in the Corona pandemic.… Read moreMore about Weekly Corona update from the crisis team, week 15
09. April 2021 Weekly Corona Update from the Crisis Team , Week 14 Dear members and affiliates of the university, In the following we inform you about the current situation of our university in the Corona pandemic. +… Read moreMore about Weekly Corona Update from the Crisis Team , Week 14
07. April 2021 Quantum heat engine: Kaiserslautern researchers develop powerful miniature motor Classical motors convert a form of energy such as heat into mechanical work. Can these laws also be transferred to a miniature machine that consists… Read moreMore about Quantum heat engine: Kaiserslautern researchers develop powerful miniature motor
07. April 2021 Hannover Messe 2021: New roadmap for electronics innovations in automotive engineering Microelectronics and software are increasingly important for innovation in the automotive sector. In order to better take those components into… Read moreMore about Hannover Messe 2021: New roadmap for electronics innovations in automotive engineering
06. April 2021 Hannover Messe 2021: Autonomous construction site – commercial vehicles and construction machinery work together autonomously Researchers at Technische Universität Kaiserslautern (TUK) are developing a system to link autonomous machines and equipment at construction sites,… Read moreMore about Hannover Messe 2021: Autonomous construction site – commercial vehicles and construction machinery work together autonomously
06. April 2021 Kaiserslautern founding team develops software that can revolutionize semiconductor development A team of engineers from Technische Universität Kaiserslautern (TUK) are developing a software tool to support companies in the semiconductor… Read moreMore about Kaiserslautern founding team develops software that can revolutionize semiconductor development