University News

International
TU Chemnitz will host conference of the network AC21

The international network AC21 funds scientific workshop in material sciences at the Faculty of Natural Sciences in October 2015 by a total of 10.000 US dollar
Alumni
Between Campus Tour and Fuchsbau Revival

International Alumni Meeting brings together current and former students and staff of TU Chemnitz on 30 May 2015 – registration is possible until 15 May – there are three more events on the same day
Study
Insider knowledge from first-hand sources

Students report about their studies and life on the campus and in Chemnitz on the “Campus TUschler“ blog
People
Chemist with heart and soul

TUC graduate Janine Jeschke was honored with the Eleonore-Dießner-Prize and the Chemiefonds Fellowship for her outstanding academic achievements
Research
Electric vehicle range in 450,000 kilometer real-world test

Psychologists at TU Chemnitz have explored the conditions under which electric mobility can also work under particularly challenging range demands of users
International
Call for Applications: InProTUC supports the Mobility of Young Scientists

Until 11th May 2015 doctoral candidates can apply for funding of conference attendance, research visits and insight visits under the new project InProTUC
Interview
Enthusiasm for “epsilons and deltas“

Ten questions for Prof. Dr. Henning Kempka, holder of the Junior Professorship of Analysis since April 2014
Interview
Where humans meet technology

Eleven questions for Dr. Angelika C. Bullinger-Hoffmann, Professor of Ergonomics and Innovation Management since April 2014
Events
Vivid transfer in the Cluster of Excellence

Scientists of the Federal Cluster of Excellence MERGE presented their latest research results during the meeting of the Industrial Advisory Board
Campus
"University is the engine for networks"

Unanimous vote for sustainable partnership: the Chemnitz City Council confirms continuation of the cooperation agreement with TU Chemnitz
Events
Call for Papers: Conference and Workshop to Color- and Functional Printing

Junior scientiests from the Print and Media industry can submit Abstracts until March 15th, 2015 for the scientific conference "Printing Future Days"
Interview
Theoretically established and empirically-based Health Research

Eleven questions for Prof. Dr. Peter Kriwy, holder of the Professorship in Sociology with focus on Health Research since April 2014
Interview
Machine elements based on technical textiles

Eleven questions for Prof. Dr. Markus Michael, who holds the Endowed Professorship in Technical Textiles/Textile Machine Elements since March 2012
Alumni
From university research to self-employment

After receiving his doctorate, Dr. Jörg Nestler has made a seamless transition to his own executive chair – the spin-off company BiFlow Systems GmbH was also supported by the start-up network SAXEED
Interview
Health outcomes and their risk factors

Eleven questions for Junior Professor Dr. Patrick Brzoska, who is the holder of the Junior Professorship of Epidemiology since October 2014
People
Medicine and Efficiency

TUC graduate Jennifer Hohmann investigated the tension between medical profession and management tasks and was subsequently awarded the Marie-Pleißner-Prize
Interview
From fiber production to the finished product

Eleven questions for Prof. Dr. Holger Cebulla, Professor of Textile Technologies since May 2014
International
“Orient” and “occident” united in science

Selected students of Embedded Systems as well as Micro and Nano Systems traveled in December 2014 for an educational visit to the Tunisian Sfax
International
More diversity as an opportunity and enrichment

Regionally rooted, internationally networked: The number of foreign students and PhD students has risen again – Rector has signed the “Chemnitz Charter for Diversity“ on the 5th of February 2015
International
Teaching children in a primary school: A Cameroonian Experience

Jennifer Zschocke, Master student at the Department of English and American Studies, has lived in Cameroon for three months – she taught at a primary school and conducted research for her M.A. thesis