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  • 51. Materials science goes digital
    Date: 04.11.2023
    Materials science goes digital "Materials science goes digital" is a project funded by the "Innovation in university teaching" foundation, which makes it possible to bring together materials science from different subject areas and disciplines. Specifically, materials science from the departments of "Applied Engineering" and "Building and Design"
  • 52. Vanessa Hayna
    Date: 26.10.2023
    B. Eng. Vanessa Hayna e-mail: vaha0003@stud.hs-kl.de Student Resaerch Assistant (Materials Science Lab) Member of the Student Council 2023 - today    Master's Degree, Study of Mechanical Engineering/Mechatronics, University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern 2022 - today    Student Research Assistant
  • 53. Partners
    Date: 17.10.2023
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  • 54. Publications
    Date: 17.10.2023
    Publications of professors of the research focus area IMS 2024 Richard D Martel, Nicolas A Hoyos, María Ángeles Tapia-Laliena, Irmgard Herrmann, Martin Herrmann, Rasul Khasanov, Karl-Herbert Schäfer, Intra-arterial delivery of neurospheres into isolated perfused porcine colons: a proof of concept, Biology Methods and Protocols, 2024;, bpae
  • Welcome. Member of Research Focus HTS - Highly Efficient Technical Systems Find the informationen for the Power Electronics Development and Prototyping Project (PE-DPP) through the menu link oder directly PE-DPP
  • 56. Applied Computer Science
    Date: 03.10.2023
    Downloads Career prospects The typical field of employment for graduates of applied computer science is software development. Possible activities include not only programming, but also, for example, requirements analysis or software testing. In addition, there are numerous other possible occupational fields, such as: IT consulting Syst
  • 57. Metal 3D Printer
    Date: 28.09.2023
    Metal 3D Printer Within the framework of the program "Major Equipment of the Federal States", major equipment at universities and university hospitals is financed by the Federal States or universities. On behalf of the federal states, the German Research Foundation (DFG) evaluates large-scale equipment from this program that is intended for use in
  • Scanning electron microscope with EDX, EBSD and STEM The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding universities of applied sciences (HAW) in three funding rounds within the framework of the call for proposals "Major Equipment Campaign for Universities of Applied Sciences" in order to expand and use the existing good equipment infrastructure spec
  • 59. Resonance pulsator
    Date: 28.09.2023
    Resonance pulsator The German Research Foundation (DFG) provides investment funds for the proportional (50%) financing of large-scale research equipment at universities within the framework of the funding program "Large-scale Research Equipment" according to Art.91b GG. The basis for this is the Implementation Agreement on Research Buildings, Larg
  • 60. Availability of data
    Date: 28.09.2023
    Availability of data Within the scope of research projects, the raw data commonly used in materials testing are generated in the form of predominantly open formats (e.g. ASCII, csv or TIF). During data collection, not only experimental findings and data derived from them are taken into account, but also the methods used. All research data are comp
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