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Prof. Peter Menzel shows how to measure air pollution in the first Elite Academy for Chemistry and Materials Science lecture to be held in 2022.

Funded by an ERC Starting Grant, Prof. Michael Pradel from the Institute of Software Engineering at the University of Stuttgart is exploring how artificial intelligence can make software more reliable.

The project NANOFIL aims to optimize the separation and energy efficiency in the micron and submicron [Picture: MANN + HUMMEL] Air filters in buildings are not only an important element in pandemic c

Working from home, home schooling, online conferences - the corona pandemic has sparked enormous digital advancements both in the world of work and at home.

A new transmission electron microscope (TEM) at the University of Stuttgart that will be able to make visible tiny pores as small as 1 to 100 nanometers in size.

In the winter semester 20/21, the Steinfußtheater, belonging to the Center for Higher Education and Lifelong Learning (zlw), began an online experiment.

On 3 February, Federal Minister of Education and Research Anja Karliczek announced the winners of the "Clusters4Future" competition run by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

The National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) aims to develop and interconnect the valuable stock of data from science and research, making it useable and available to the entire German scientific system.

The researchers working with Nejila Parspour at the iew develop wireless electrical road networks, where electric cars and commercial vehicles can be automatically charged, either when moving or stationary, for example when parked on a parking lot or waiting at traffic lights.

Citizen participation is in vogue when it comes to negotiating climate change, refugee policies, and even the renovation of the local hospital.

Sustainable construction, energy production, circular economy, and the sustainable production of recyclable material are the core issues of a new Stuttgart Research Initiative (SRI) "Valorization of Bioresources" at the University of Stuttgart.

Fraunhofer IAO and University of Stuttgart study assesses the maturity and user acceptance of trending mobility technology Hyperloops and micro-scooters look to be among the most promising solutions for tomorrow's sustainable transportation.