No paperwork necessary: The discounted “Deutschlandticket” for students can be purchased via the VAG subscription portal (VAG Abo-Portal). The ticket, known as the “Bildungsticket”, is a discounted “Deutschlandticket” for students and is therefore valid all across Germany on regional public transpor...
As part of the “Next2OEM” project (with a total funding amount of over 24 million euros), researchers at FAU want to examine, digitalize and automate the entire value chain. This will eliminate both the “clutter” of steps in the process and in the responsibilities involved.
DECAM exploits the highly complementary scientific expertise and infrastructure and simultaneously facilitates the scientific collaboration and networking in the field of the development and characterization of advanced materials
Forbes magazine listed her among the top "30 Under 30" in "Leadership": Aya Jaff. The well-known FAU alumna is a programmer, author and entrepreneur. She studied business informatics, economics and sinology at FAU. In our video interview "FAU Alumni #MyStory", Aya Jaff talks about her time at FAU and her career path.
Together with scientists from Canada and the USA, Dr. Achim Schilling and Dr. Patrick Krauss from Uniklinikum Erlangen have discovered a method of modifying artificial nerve cells in such a way that they behave more like the nerve cells in the brain. This could help AI systems save enormous amounts of energy.
Researchers of FAU have developed special iron oxide nanoparticles they call “smart rust” that actually makes water cleaner. Smart rust can attract many substances, including oil, nano- and microplastics, as well as the herbicide glyphosate, depending on the particles’ coating. And because the nanoparticles are magnetic, they can easily be removed from water with a magnet along with the pollutants.
Earlier this year, the project “LOMOBI” was launched at FAPS: FAU researchers will develop a system within the next two years that is able to navigate visually impaired people over different surfaces and through unfamiliar situations. The final trial run should be approximately two kilometers long and guide test persons from the Institute to a bakery.
A team of researchers led by Prof. Dr. Anne Koelewijn and researchers from Universität Innsbruck are using the analysis system FAME to investigate: Why are special training programs so effective in protecting the anterior cruciate ligament? The answer to this question could help athletes prepare for competitions and reduce the number of injuries.
The aim is to gain a considerably better understanding of the underlying disease mechanisms in neurological RASopathies, and subsequently use this to create guidelines for improved diagnosis and effective, preferably non-invasive, treatments.
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