University News: Forschung

Research “The Local Level Should Be More Involved in Asylum Processes!”
Prof. Dr. Birgit Glorius, Chair of the Professorship of Human Geography with a focus on European migration research, speaks about the completion of the evaluation of the Common European Asylum System
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Prof. Dr. Thomas von Unwerth conducts research in the field of hydrogen propulsion technology
Research Chemnitz University of Technology is Now a Member of the Turkish-German University (TDU) Consortium
Joining the TDU is a move that is intended to strengthen the university’s networking with universities in Turkey
Research Emigration in Focus
Prof. Dr. Birgit Glorius from the Institute for European Studies and European History took part as a migration expert at a conference in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan
Research Driving dementia research forward
Symposium gives insight into ongoing research project at Chemnitz University of Technology
Research Who Has the Best Reputation in Economics?
Junior Professor Robert Czudaj has once again found himself among the Top 100 Economists Under the Age of 40, according to Handelsblatt
Research Success for Chemnitz University of Technology in the Joint Federal-State Programme for the Promotion of Junior Scientists
Honours Success for Chemnitz Media Scientist
Dr. Stefanie Müller from Chemnitz University of Technology took first prize in the annual ARD/ZDF-sponsored “Women + Media Technology 2019” awards
Research New Appointment at the University
A new professor is appointed by the president as of 1 September 2019 – Prof. Dr. Frank Asbrock will lead the Junior Professorship of Social Psychology
Research “Those Who Feel Safe Are Less Likely to Protest Against Migration”
The Professorship for Social Psychology at Chemnitz University of Technology has published the results of a survey of Chemnitz citizens regarding the events of summer 2018 – Age range: 51 to 70 years
Events 4th IMTC: Lightweight construction conference appeals to visitors with a versatile programme and top-class speakers
Under the patronage of the Saxon Minister President, 67 experts from eight countries will be presenting special findings on lightweight construction and technological developments at Chemnitz University of Technology from 18 to 19 September 2019
Research Operating on Hips in a Virtual Operating Room
Researchers from Chemnitz and Bremen are developing a virtual reality simulator for a particularly critical step in hip joint implantation
Research Three More Years in Operation
The Mittelstand 4.0 Competence Centre Chemnitz, under the leadership of Chemnitz University of Technology, has received an extension through the year 2021
Research Human-Centred Product Development Using Virtual Reality
Chemnitz University of Technology is developing a new software solution in a BMWi-sponsored project that aims at the betterment of the human-centred research and development process
People New Appointment at the University
On 1 August 2019, a new professor was appointed by the university president – Prof. Dr. Christian Pentzold will lead the Professorship of Communication and Media Studies
Research Artificial Intelligence That Enables Healthy Aging
State Ministry for Higher Education, Research and the Arts sponsors research project on AI-based care for the elderly
Research High-Performance Testing in Fuel Cell Research
Chemnitz University of Technology and Continental Powertrain are cooperatively developing advanced fuel cell systems - Video available
Research “Magnetic Origami” for Microelectronics
Researchers from Dresden and Chemnitz report on a new method for producing highly potent three-dimensional microelectronics in the journal “Nature Communications”
Research Sensitive, Despite Thick Calluses
In the current issue of Nature, kinesiologists from Chemnitz and biologists from Harvard examine the influence of walking barefoot on the sensitivity of the soles of our feet
Research An App That Recognises Birds - UPDATE: Video clip available
Researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology have developed an AI-based app that recognises bird songs