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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Defeating diseases – April 2023 Issue

The content of the current issue of forschung leben focuses on the vision of conquering diseases. Researchers are working every day to bring the fulfillment of this vision a little closer. This calls for interdisciplinarity, and this is where the strengths of the University of Stuttgart come into play - for example, through its "Biomedical Systems" research area, which fuses life sciences and engineering to radically improve biomedical research and healthcare technologies by incorporating intelligent systems.

Learn how diseases can be treated in a personalized way with fewer side effects thanks to new methods and procedures. And marvel at robotic assistants that help doctors during operations.

Selected articles

Special crystals for biomedicine

From studying physics to founding a start-up: two alumni of the University of Stuttgart are using their laser technology to enable more in-depth biomedical cell analyses and thus more precise diagnoses and therapies, for example for cancer.

Personalized medicine with smarter band-aids

New materials designed to enable the controlled release of active ingredients in band-aids.

Prof. Syn Schmitt: Musculature and machinery

Prof. Syn Schmitt combines his enjoyment of sports and his passion for physics by simulating human movements, an activity that is not only laying the groundwork for the next generation of robots but may also provide evidence in a murder case.

Seizing opportunities

Prof. Laura Na Liu and her team are working at the interface between nanophotonics and DNA nano engineering.

Bridging Biology and Technology

They are investigating novel methods and procedures that could be used to provide personalized disease treatments with fewer side effects. As they work toward this goal, the researchers in the emerging field of "Biomedical Systems" are breaking new

Simulation science at the top

The University of Stuttgart launched the Data-integrated Simulation Science Cluster of Excellence in 2019. In this interview, the previous spokesperson for the cluster, Prof. Thomas Ertl, and his successors, Prof. Wolfgang Nowak and Prof. Steffen Staab provide an interim review.

H₂Mare - Gamechanger in the energy crisis?

Green energy sources on the high seas. For the H₂Mare project, two institutes at the university are researching how hydrogen could be produced on the high seas and thus solve future energy problems.

Lighter satellites thanks to new technology

More power less weight: the use of perovskite solar cells in space exploration is a recent field of research with great potential.

Enthusiasm for space research: Prof. Sabine Klinkner

Small satellites are the shooting stars of space travel and are at the center of Prof. Sabine Klinkner’s research and teaching. She and her team are advancing the development of these smaller systems.

Start-up ThingOS writes success story

The software platform from ThingOS, a spin-off from the University of Stuttgart, creates a rapid connection between smart devices, machines, and systems. The start-up, which was founded in 2018, has now successfully launched their IoT solutions on the market.

Automobile production meets software

Two major projects at the University of Stuttgart are advancing the networking of production and vehicles.

"Trust is rooted in reliability."

Prof. Dr. Thomas Kropf, head of Bosch Research since 2018, discusses the ways in which connectivity is shaping our everyday lives, how AI is changing the industrial sector, and how companies and universities benefit from increased collaboration.

[Photos: 21 semiconductors/Marieke Lienert, Sven Cichowicz, Max Kovalenko, Max Kovalenko, o.A., Jakob Dürrwächter, Daniel Kempf und Claus-Dieter Munz, o.A., Shutterstock/3Dsculptor, Sven Cichowicz, ARENA2036/Corinna Spitzbarth, University of Stuttgart / Sven Cichowicz, Bosch Research]

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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