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Science Minister Petra Olschowski holds the signed memorandum, with Peter Middendorf and Karla Pollmann to her left and Jan Hesthaven to her right.

Establishment of a state graduate center for AI

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  • 5/16/25

Photo: Ministry of Science, Research and Arts Baden-Württemberg

New episode: "What Is the New Stuttgart?"

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  • 5/16/25
Additive manufacturing of a hexagonal tubular structure made of stainless steel.

From science to market success

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  • 5/13/25

Photo: Precitec

New conductor for choir and orchestra at the University of Stuttgart: Jakob Brenner

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  • 5/13/25

Photo: Jakob Brenner, Photo: Nasser Hashemi
Cornelia Monzel

Cornelia Monzel receives 'Momentum' funding from the Volkswagen Foundation

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  • 5/7/25

Photo: Steffen Köhler / HHU Düsseldorf

Excellent teaching projects receive millions in funding

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  • 4/30/25
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Aerospace Technologies

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Architecture and Adaptive Buildings

The image shows a three-dimensionally depicted lung tissue with a porous structure. A red laser beam is directed at the surface of the tissue. The lower areas of the tissue are highlighted in red, possibly indicating blood supply or vascular structures. In the background, natural lung lobes can be faintly seen. On the right side, a golden tool or component is visible interacting with the tissue. The scene has a scientific and technological character.

Biomedical Systems and Robotics for Health

Digital Humanities

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Production Technologies

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Quantum Technologies

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Simulation Science

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