University News: Studierende

Campus
From lecture hall to the center of global politics – Podcast provides personal insights

“TU goes UNO”: 15 students of Chemnitz University represent the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the worldwide biggest diplomacy simulation in New York on March 18, 2018
Campus
Young, hip, and affordable

According to an analysis by immowelt.de City of Chemnitz ranks among the new attractive German cities and scores with very favorable leases
Research
Using Light to Control Nerve Cells

Federal Ministry of Research provides funding for project for better medical devices at the Photonik Inkubator in Göttingen – Chemnitz University is a cooperation partner
Research
Neural Networks and Birdsongs

Modern Automation in Birdwatching
Research
Mini job with mini pay

Clickworking on the internet has advantages and disadvantages for those employed – Chemnitz University Professor Christian Papsdorf investigates the new way of working
Business
Million investment for the future of autonomous vehicles

The Technologiegründerfonds Sachsen and the GPS Ventures GmbH invest two million euros in the Chemnitz University start-up NAVENTIK GmbH
Research
Highlight in Semiconductor Research

TU Physicist Mahfujur Rahaman made a very significant contribution to semiconductor research in 2017, according to scientific journal
Research
3D-MID in one shot

Professorship of Conveying and Plastics Engineering researchers unite plastic with electronic components – prototypes at “embedded world” trade fair in Nuremberg
International
Outstanding Results in “Internationalization”

TU Chemnitz improves its position in “Profile Data on the Internationality of German Universities” by HRK and DAAD – especially strong network with Asia
People
From formulas to forms

Krys Robertson made her first academic steps at Chemnitz University, today she works as freelance artist – a story about reaching your vocation with some detours
People
“A Lot Has Happened in Chemnitz” - English subtitles available

In this podcast, Prof. Martin Stoll tells us what series he has been watching on Netflix, what he finds so fascinating about Oxford and how it feels coming back to Chemnitz as a professor.
Research
Excellent research across borders

On January 25th, 2018, Chemnitz University researcher Anne-Coralie Bonnaire received a Jury’s Prize from the Franco-German University and the Robert Bosch Foundation for her binational doctoral thesis
Alumni
Building bridges between university and economy

TU alumni Thomas Riediger is manager at Porsche and is active as campus ambassador for teaching and research projects at Chemnitz University
Campus
TU Students on the Home Stretch

Chemnitz University of Technology’s T.U.C. Racing Team introduces themselves
International
Chemnitz University is first choice of Nigerian media researcher

Humboldt scholarship holder Dr. Mohammed Ayodeji Ademilokun is doing research at the Professorship of English Language and Linguistics on social engagement and language
Events
The United Kingdom after the Brexit – Challenges and Perspectives

Panel discussion examines the challenges of Brexit for the United Kingdom and the EU with regard to domestic and foreign policy on February 6, 2018
Research
Interdisciplinary Research on Humans and Technology

Researchers from six departments join their expertise in the newly founded Center for Sensing and Cognition
Research
Joint sawing of thin tubes

The German Research Foundation funds cooperation between theoretical physicists and engineers in Chemnitz to solve fundamental problems in machining
Events
ISINA takes place for the fifth time in Chemnitz

5th Interdisciplinary Symposium for Women in the MINT field takes place from March 5 till 6, 2018 – registration open until February 22nd
People
How an objective viewpoint can change the self-perception

Junior Professor Birgit Glorius reports in her podcast (english subtitles) about her experiences in the United States of America, vacation destinations and her research on refugee admission in Saxony