research profile

 

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The Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen (THM) is a research -strong university for applied sciences that is strongly networked nationally and internationally. In her research, she takes up current and future -oriented questions and challenges from society, economy, technology and the environment and implements them in innovative concepts.

The high priority of research is reflected in the research structures and cooperation that has existed for many years in the departments and institutes, the large number of researching professors, as well as the strong young scientists.

To further sharpen the research profile, the THM has set up interdisciplinary Centres of Competence , which have a special strength in application -oriented research. These future -oriented centers promote the cooperation of various disciplines and make a significant contribution to developing innovative solutions for complex challenges.

Departments and institutes Centres of Competence


Centres of Competence

AutoM combines the expertise of the departments (construction), information technology electrical engineering mechatronics (IEM), mechanical engineering, mechatronics, material technology (m), Mechanical and Energy Engineering (ME) and mathematics, natural sciences and data processing (mnd).

Centre of Competence for Biotechnology and Biomedical Physics (BioTecMed)

BioTecMed comprises the area of ​​Life Science Engineering (LSE) with the research fields of bio -process technology and pharmaceutical technology as well as medical physics and biomedical technology.

Centre of Competence for Energy Technology and Energy Management (formerlyTHM)

respectivelyTHM combines the cross-departmental skills for energy change, energy distribution and energy application from the departments of Mechanical and Energy Engineering (ME), electrical and information technology (egg) as well as information technology, electrical engineering and mechatronics (IEM).

Centre of Competence for Information Technology (KITE)

KITE operates applied research and development for artificial intelligence or machine learning and IT security. It combines expertise in mathematics, natural sciences and data processing (MND) and mathematics, natural sciences and computer science (MNI).

Centre of Competence for Laser, Optics, optical Technology and Systems (LOTuS)

at Lotus All FUE work from the optics and optical technologies of the departments of information technology-electrical engineering mechatronics (IEM) and mathematics, natural sciences and data processing (MND) and the optics center Wetzlar together, which research into optics technologies with cooperating regional optics companies is researching.

Centre of Competence for Nanotechnology and Photonics (NanoP)

NanoP Electrotechnical research encompasses the entire range from nanoelectronics to spacecring electronics and combines expertise from the departments of electrical and information technology, information technology electrical engineering mechatronics (IEM), as well as Mechanical and Energy Engineering (ME).

Centre of Competence for Economics and Management Science (WuMS)

at WuMS The cross -departmental skills and expertise from the fields of business (W), Business Administration and Engineering (Wi) and Management and Communication (MUK) are summarized and bundled.

Centre of Competence for Sustainable Engineering and Environmental Systems (ZEuUS)

ZEUS Examines the technical and systemic relationships between the field of competence energy and the environment as a merger of professors and engineers of the departments of construction (construction), Life Science Engineering (LSE) and mechanical engineering, mechatronics, material technology (m).

Research Campus of Central Hessen

In Research Campus of Central Hessen (FCMH) Bundle the THM, the Justus Liebig University Gießen and the Philipps University Marburg The diverse competencies of over 11,000 application and basic researchers, enable interdisciplinarity across the entire range of the subject spectrum and offer more than 200 research-large and special equipment in frastructures and potential for the establishment of powerful research associations, as is otherwise Enable metropolitan regions. In this way, they achieve more together and make Mittelhessen one of the leading research and innovation regions of Germany.