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Mentees in the “Check In” Mentoring Program
Arrive, check in, and get going!!
Time is a fleeting resource. You surely learned that during your time at school, but now that you are at university, you will notice it even more. What can you do about it?
If you want to benefit from older students’ experience when you are planning your st
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Registration form for student, who has finished the 2nd semester.
Mentors in the “Check In” Mentoring Program
All students hope to successfully complete their studies. But how can this be done?
The university has assisted in the changeover to the new “student life” for some years now with subje
Ambassador Program
The Ambassador Program gives teachers and prospective students the opportunity to invite university students to their schools. The ambassadors will introduce the university and describe their personal academic journey. Ambassadors also serve as contacts at career days in school or as guides for prospective students visiting the
Deanery
The Dean's Office organizes and manages the School. It consists of the Dean, the Vice-Deans, the Assistant to the Dean and the Secretariat, as well as staff from various departments.
The Dean's Office is the link between the university administration and management and the Faculty itself. It prepares and implements the decisions of the
openIntelliCare it includes the development of an open system for monitoring vital parameters of people who need care living independently on the basis of biometric-physical sensor networks, intelligent, knowledge-based recognition of emergency situations and their efficient, ergonomic management.
Duration: 2013 to 2016
Funded by the Federal M
2025
Conference Contributions
Felix Wetzler, Jan-Erik Nebel, Peter Starke, Monika Saumer: Process-Material-Property Investigations for Nanocrystalline Electrochemically Deposited CoP in a Sulfate Electrolyte, May 18-22, 2025, 247th ECS Meeting in Montréal, Canada
Benjamin Baumann, Michaela Jakoby, Bharat Nowduri, Anette Britz-Grell, Antoin
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Facilities
The Research Group "Chemical Processes in Microtechnology" benefits from the outstanding facilities at the Zweibrücken campus. In addition to basic research and engineering laboratories (chemistry, physics, biology, biochemistry and electrical engineering) including sopisticated equipment for metrology and analysis (e. g.
