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A new degree program is launching at the Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen ). THMresearch and development teams are creating innovations for industrial applications. The university is expanding its international network of partnerships, opening up additional study abroad opportunities for students. A graduate's thesis has received an award. A new professor has taken up his post. THM invites you to public lectures. Here you will find news from teaching, research, and university life in general.

Details: May 10, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY From teaching and research

The Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences will receive approximately €270,000 from the Hessian study structure program for the implementation of innovative projects in 2007 and 2008. This means that all six of the university's funding applications were successful in the state government's allocation process.

Details: May 8, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY From teaching and research

Prof. Ranil Wickramasinghe and Prof. Peter Czermak (from left)

A research project at the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences, focusing on "Efficient Water Treatment from Oil Fields," is now being funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. A team from the Institute of Biopharmaceutical Technology, led by Prof. Dr. Peter Czermak, is concentrating on investigations into the use of novel ceramic membranes.

Details: May 4, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY Personal details

Prof. Dr. Peter Werner has taken up his post at the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences. He teaches accounting and controlling in the Department Business Administration and Engineering in Friedberg.

Details: May 2, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY From teaching and research

The "Q+" qualification project aims to prepare unemployed graduates over 40 for the job market. Launched in March, this initiative is a collaboration between the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences, employment agencies in Central Hesse, and job integration companies. The program combines a theoretical phase, during which participants attend courses at the university, with a practical internship. Companies interested in participating in the project are welcome to apply.

Details: May 2, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY Personal details

University of Applied Sciences graduates receive the Schöck Building Innovation Prize 2007

Nicole Fey, Heiko Leppin, and Regina Priemer, who studied civil engineering at the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences, have been awarded the "Schöck Construction Innovation Prize 2007." The three graduates received the €2,500 prize for their joint diploma thesis in the Department of Civil Engineering.

Details: April 26, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY From teaching and research

Students Oliver Schober and Sascha Pankow at the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences have taught an industrial robot to execute spoken instructions. With this innovative control system, a robot arm can be moved solely by microphone commands from the user.

Read more… : Taught the robot to listen

Details: April 12, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY From teaching and research

The project team is searching for a solution Mechanical engineering students from the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences and the Karl Mayer textile machinery factory tackled the demands of industrial practice in a collaborative project. Their task was to design a system for the lace and curtain production area that would enable the transport of machines along the assembly line.

Details: March 29, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY Personal details

Prof. Dr. Thomas Sure has taken up his post at the Giessen -Friedberg University of Applied Sciences. He teaches metrology and optics in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Microtechnology, Energy and Thermal Engineering in Giessen .

Details: March 28, 2007; COM_CONTENT_CATEGORY From teaching and research

The first graduates Luciano Romero Arreola from Mexico, Steve Dominiak from the USA, and Pavel Sovamat from India are the first students to earn an international Master of Science degree in Friedberg. They successfully completed the English-language "Information and Communications Engineering" program at the university of applied sciences

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