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05/12/2021

3D Printer Combines Silicones and High-Performance Plastics

Thanks to funding from the EXIST program, Jasper Gruson and Philipp Kemper could set up their business in a few years’ time.
Two men standing in a workshop
05/06/2021

Easy Reading Awarded by the UN’s International Telecommunication Union

The software developed at TU Dortmund University provides barrier-free access to web content.
Women and men on the screen in a video conference of the ICT, the background is blue.
05/05/2021

TU Dortmund University Tops the CHE University Ranking

The degree programs in physics and chemistry receive outstanding ratings in the ranking of the Centre for Higher Education.
Aerial view of the North Campus
05/03/2021

Research Team Investigates RNR Protein in Living Cells

Functional insights gained by JProf. Kasanmascheff and her team are relevant for cancer research.
Drei Personen stehen in einem Chemie-Labor. Die Frau rechts hält einen Erlenmeyerkolben mit gelber Flüssigkeit in der Hand.
04/30/2021

Safe Automated Driving: Collaborative Project Starts

The Robotics Research Institute and industrial partners are using artificial intelligence to predict traffic situations.
Traffic situation generated with computer and artificial intelligence with simulated cars
04/29/2021

Artificial Intelligence for Combine Harvesters and Tractors

AI can improve processes in agriculture. The collaborative project resKIL is conducting research on this.
Tractor on the field in the evening in the dark and white round icons superimposed on it.
04/22/2021

Researchers Write and Erase DNA Methylation with Light

Prof. Daniel Summerer’s research group has achieved an important advance in chemical epigenetics.
A man on the left and a woman and a man on the right in the lab wearing white coats.
04/06/2021

EU Funds Two International Physics Projects

The working group led by Mirko Cinchetti will receive around € 900,000 for its research into new computer technologies.
Portrait of Dortmund phyiscist Prof. Dr. Mirko Cinchetti: a middle-aged man with brown hair, beard and glasses smiles slightly into the camera
03/23/2021

Growing Hints of Lepton Universality Violation

The LHCb collaboration, which involves TU-physicist Johannes Albrecht, has unveiled some intriguing new results.
Portrait of Prof. Johannes Albrecht