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spektrum - the magazine of the Hamburg University of Technology

Innovation and the spirit of research have a firm place at the TU Hamburg. "spektrum" regularly reports on everything new in research and teaching at the TU Hamburg. With our stories, we want to take you with us and show you what is being researched in the laboratories, what new teaching methods are being offered, where start-ups are coming together and what our lively campus looks like. Get to know the people who work at the university.

 

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28.10.24
TU start-up develops teaching materials for STEM subjects
21.10.24
Interview with TUHH President Andreas Timm-Giel
30.04.24
Self-sufficient plants at sea convert green electricity from wind power
18.04.24
The KoGoMo project is testing a sustainable transport concept
24.01.24
An implanted device is intended to help monitor tumor activity in real time.
29.03.23
Test stations measure species diversity using various sensors to gather precise information about the effects of climate change on people and their environment.
29.03.23
Autonomous diving robots can assist in inspecting quay walls, sheet piles, or locks underwater. They identify sources of contamination and even provide valuable assistance during ship accidents or floods.
31.03.23
The TaBuLa-LOGplus project is working on transport robots that can autonomously navigate in road traffic and are interconnected with other vehicles. For this purpose, it is developing a smart control center.
06.04.23
A conversation about qubits, waves and the passion for the research field and possibilities for future applications
17.04.23
A TU scientist is researching the significance of sea ice for the construction of ships and how their construction must adapt to climate change in the Arctic.
02.05.23
How can the consequences of storms and rising water levels resulting from climate change in the tidal Elbe be minimised? The TU Institute of Hydraulic Engineering is investigating this for several time horizons up to 2200.
09.05.23
The TU Institute for Technical Education and University Didactics offers online courses on sustainable development to accompany your studies.
23.05.23
With the help of artificial intelligence, a TU project aims to provide sustainable support for regional fruit growing.
16.10.23
The TU initiative "Climate Informed Engineering" brings together climate research and engineering sciences.
24.10.23
A close look at water quality
08.11.23
Making deliveries climate-neutral and sustainable
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