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University of Stuttgart launches competition "Mind meets Machine"
As of now the University of Stuttgart is launching the competition „Mind meets Machine“, in which students, research assistants as well as university lecturers from the fields of humanities and engineering or natural sciences may participate. Teams of two from each of the academic fields are being sought, who wish to realise joint research or teaching projects. The aim thereby is to promote and strengthen the interdisciplinary aspect of the sciences. The maximum ten winners will thereby receive price money totalling 50,000 Euros. More...
Excellence in dialogue with Leibniz prize winner, Prof. Wolfgang Marquardt
At the end of the semester the excellence cluster Simulation Technology (SimTech) from the University of Stuttgart issued invitations for its series of lectures „Excellence in dialogue“. The speaker was the Chairman of the Science Council and Leibniz prize winner, Prof. Wolfgang Marquardt. In his lecture he highlighted the reality content of the German Science Policy. More...
Leibniz Prize for Prof. Jörg Wrachtrup
The German Research Foundation (DFG) has awarded Prof. Jörg Wrachtrup, the head of the 3rd Institute of Physics at the University of Stuttgart the Gottfried-Wilhelm-Leibniz-Prize. The distinction, endowed with 2.5 million Euros, is considered to be the most significant research prize in Germany and is treated as the „German Nobel Prize". Wrachtrup is receiving the award since he developed a completely novel and extremely successful research area at the interface between solid-state physics and quantum optics. More...
Head of Department Wolfgang Leidig hands over research building at the University of Stuttgart
After a two-year construction period, a research centre on the campus of the University of Stuttgart was handed over, setting new standards from a scientific as well as from an architectural point of view: Baden-Württemberg Aerospace Centre (RZBW). It is a national aerospace forum for science, industry and the public and is to further extend the exchange of technology and ideas between the involved institutions and to offer the best conditions for research, development and teaching. At the same time it enables the public direct access to the most diverse range of information, events and exhibitions on the topic of aerospace. More...