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20.12.24

Stefan Heinrich becomes a member of the DFG Senate Committee

on Collaborative Research Centres

20.12.24

Sustainable shipping: knowledge transfer with Albania and Montenegro

Hamburg University of Technology hosts “ZeroC” training on campus

19.12.24

Volker Pekron becomes Executive Chancellor of the HCU

Dual role at HafenCity University and TU Hamburg until May 2025

05.12.24

Engineers made in Hamburg

300 TU graduates celebrate their graduation

15.11.24

Hamburg Aviation Young Professionals Award 2024 for TU student

Antonia Münchenbach is the convincing winner in the “Sustainable Aviation” category

14.11.24

A human-centric view on AI

Prof. Pierre-Alexandre Murena delivers inaugural lecture

14.11.24

Launch of Second United Nations University Hub in Europe

TU Hamburg looks forward to strengthen international cooperation

01.11.24

Back to the Moon: On the future of manned space travel

Missions to the moon and Mars are increasingly attracting interest in the field of manned space travel. What does this mean for researchers and space travelers? This question was the focus of the latest “Future Lecture” at Hamburg University of Technology in October. A particular highlight of the event was that TU Hamburg was able to welcome Dr. Markus Braun from the German Aerospace Center (DLR) as a guest speaker.

24.10.24

Welcome to the Schwarzenberg Campus!

The TU Hamburg welcomes new students

24.10.24

A focus on innovative materials

In September 2024, the “7th International Seminar on Aerogels” offered researchers, students and industry representatives from around the world a platform to exchange ideas on the latest developments in aerogel research. Aerogels, known for their unique properties such as extreme lightness and excellent insulation, are becoming increasingly important in industry and research.