forschung leben

The Magazine of the University of Stuttgart

Interesting topics, fascinating photographs, renowned guest authors: The magazine forschung leben includes questions and problems from society and offers its readers information about possible solutions based on the vast range of research done at the University of Stuttgart.
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Connectivity

October 2022 Issue

The focus of the content is on connectivity. We highlight cyber-physical worlds in which production and mobility are networked and made more flexible in a "software-defined" way, and ideas for completely new products with innovative functions.

Allow yourself to be transported to cyber-physical worlds in which production and mobility are networked and made more flexible in a "software-defined" manner, and to experience ideas for completely new products with novel functions. Discover how our visionary Prof. Sabine Klinkner is pushing the development of small satellites, without which neither climate research, networked mobility, nor modern communications would be possible and read our interview with the head of Bosch Research, Dr. Thomas Kropf, in which he explains how artificial intelligence is changing industry and how companies and universities benefit from greater collaboration.

Another FOX AWARD for the magazine forschung leben

For the second time, the magazine "forschung leben" has received the silver FOX AWARD. This prestigious award, awarded by the dapamedien Verlag, was presented for the March 2021 issue "Responsibility - Reconsidering intelligent systems", created together with the agencies Fazit and 3st.

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Andrea Mayer-Grenu

 

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University Communications

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