University News
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Campus
„Talk it out"Joint venture of partners from inside and outside of Chemnitz University of Technology counsel international students - Starting in January 2019
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Events
"China Days" in RetrospectHumanities Organise "China Days" with Strong Participation from Sun Yat-sen Partner University
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Honours
Global award for Professorship of Plastics EngineeringProfessorship of Plastics Engineering at TU Chemnitz have won the special prize in the 2018 Moldex3D Global Innovation Talent Award.
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Research
Chemnitz Scientists Are Among the Most Influential Researchers in the WorldHighly Cited Researchers Ranking 2018: Professors Thomas Seyller and Oliver G. Schmidt have made the list of most cited scientists
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Events
The TU Christmas Market Opens Its DoorsOn 6 December 2018, TU Chemnitz opens their Christmas Market at the Orangerie to all – and the Chemistry Christmas Lecture starts at 15:30
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Research
How Saxony is Becoming More DigitalResearchers at Chemnitz University of Technology will be presenting practical and forward-thinking IT research at the Third Digital Conference of the Free State of Saxony on 26 November 2018
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Campus
More Than Just BuzzwordsAfter 10 Years, the Professorship of Materials and Surface Engineering at Chemnitz University of Technology has achieved considerable success in research, teaching, and transfer – and an image video on the Professorship celebrated its premiere
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Campus
At the University, the Wrapping is RemovedAfter completing the renovation of the heritage-protected Böttcher Building, the scaffolding has been dismantled – now more than just the golden crown shines in new splendor
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Research
Award for the calculation of minimal surface roughnessMechanical engineers from Chemnitz University of Technology were honoured with Best Paper Award of the COMSOL Conference 2018
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People
Award for an innovatorIn recognition of his cross-border commitment to research, the Polish city of Opole awarded Lothar Kroll, professor at Chemnitz University of Technology, an honorary citizenship
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Research
International Networking in Instruction, Research, and Knowledge ExchangeChemnitz University of Technology and BGMEA University of Fashion and Technology of Bangladesh have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and will, among other things, cooperate in the area of Textiles
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Research
More Than Third of a Million for Scholarships93 students of Chemnitz University of Technology were awarded a Germany scholarship on November 8, 2018 – contacts to sponsors were further strengthened during the evening
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Campus
Accompanying International Students on Their First Steps in ChemnitzCurrently seeking Student Buddies – with the possibility to earn a certificate
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Research
Indian Flair on CampusThe 10th annual Diwali: Indian Festival of Lights will be taking place on 10 November 2018 in the Mensa
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Events
Flying Caps, Emotional Moments and a Good-Bye Which Is Not Supposed To Be OneAround 200 students were awarded personally their graduation certificates in the St. Petrichurch of Chemnitz – about 900 guests accepted the invitation to the ceremony
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Research
Setting an Example: Chemnitz’s Brühl District is Heated with Solar EnergyIn partnership with energy provider Eins Energie in Sachsen, the network operator Inetz, and the City of Chemnitz, TU-Chemnitz has developed an environmentally-friendly neighborhood energy concept
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Events
TUConnect Herbst – The Career Opportunities Fair Comes for a Second Round On November 8th, 2018, between the hours of 10:00 and 16:00, students and alumni can meet with 65 regional and supra-regional employers from different fields
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Events
Going Abroad – Get Informed!Information Fair on going abroad during studies on November 14,2018 held by the International Office and funding organisations
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Research
Festive Concert in the Lecture Hall TheaterThe TU-Chemnitz Collegium musicum will play works from Mendelssohn, Debussy, and Schumann on November 17, 2018
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Research
Electronic Highways on the NanoscaleFor the first time, the targeted functionalization of carbon-based nanostructures allows the direct mapping of current paths, thereby paving the way for novel quantum devices