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As part of the focus areas for applied research, and the embedded work areas, we strive to create sustainable added value by developing intergenerational, pioneering products and services. In doing so, we orient ourselves on the key sustainability principles of efficiency, consistency, and sufficiency.
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Applied research focus area "Sustainable Materials Products and Processes" (STAMP)
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2020
Smart wheelchair protects against damage caused by pressure load: Development by University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern, Zweibrücken Campus
New mechanism: Peptides help protect the lungs from pathogens
From New York to Zweibrücken
Artificial bowel to limit animal testing
Better understanding of living cells
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Current topics PhDs Supervisor at HS KL TRAPP – Nanocarrier in Trägermatrix für Transdermale Applikationen Prof. Dr. Hildegard Möbius Dotted Design for OLEDs Prof. Dr. Hildegard Möbius Development of Superparamagnetic Functional Materials for Hyperthermia App
GraphENS - Graphene electrodes for the detection of neurotransmitters from cells of the enteric nervous system
Enteric nervous system (ENS) is a complex neuronal network that governs many functions of the gastrointestinal tract (“brain in the gut”). Recent studies suggest that ENS plays a key role in the development of neurodegenerative diseases.
External assessment test "Feststellungsprüfung"
It is possible to take the final assessment test without having studied a course at the Studienkolleg. For admission to this external assessment test, an application must be submitted by the regular application deadlines of the Studienkolleg.
Requirements:
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Power Electronics Development and Prototyping Project
The course of study at the university, which is definitely application-oriented, lacks the teaching of practical competencies with regard to completed complex (performance) electronic development processes. Only partial aspects can be taught in the lectures, exercises and laboratory courses. Th
