Here you will find an overview of the projects we are currently funding. On average, about 150 projects are being funded. Smaller funding projects are sometimes not described individually.
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ongoing projects
Prof. Dr. Anastasia Athanasiou has taken up her position as Professor of Natural Hazards and Structural Resilience at Bauhaus University Weimar on July 3, 2023. Previously, she conducted research at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.
Prof. Dr. Florian Schill, Professor of Engineering Surveying at Mainz University of Applied Sciences, wants to use profile scanning (PLS) to monitor infrastructures efficiently and without contact and to collect information for the maintenance of existing traffic infrastructures.
At the IQST, physicists, engineers, life scientists, mathematicians and experts from other disciplines work together to use the laws of quantum mechanics for innovative biomedical applications.
The Prisma fund enables Prof. Dr. Fellenz and Prof. Dr. Jirasek, both junior professors at RPTU Kaiserslautern, to carry out preliminary work for a joint project proposal to the DFG.
The OptoCarDi project is focusing on the development of a new type of probe in which three different sensor systems are integrated. The aim is to enable minimally invasive diagnosis of tissue changes in myocardial inflammation.
The aim of the project is to develop and optimize a liquid injection system. This is to enable isothermal expansion and compression for use in compressors and engines, thus increasing their efficiency.
Can robots learn through observation? This is the question an interdisciplinary project team at the University of Freiburg is asking itself and researching new training methods for AI-based robots.
Dr. Gözde Kabay researches various biomedical fields including biosensors, biomaterials, theranostics and plasma technologies. She studied biomedical engineering in Turkey. After stations in Madison (USA) and Freiburg, she has been a postdoctoral researcher at KIT since 2021.
The Robotics Hub promotes education and training as well as "knowledge and technology transfer" in the field of robotics in the Upper Rhine region. This is to enable cross-border cooperation between research and industry.
Prof. Dr Alexander Breuer was appointed as Endowed Professor for Scalable Data and Computationally Intensive Analyses at the University of Jena starting winter semester 2020.