With the "Karlsruhe Transformation Center for Sustainable Futures and Cultural Change," the KIT Urban Transition Lab 131 will be expanded and strengthened.

Scientists have studied dough adhesion on various surfaces. Their results could make bakeries more hygienic and productive.

Joint project with partners from research and industry to develop the building blocks of an energy-generating wastewater treatment plant.

The test field Autonomous Driving Baden-Württemberg has started trial operation in Karlsruhe and Heilbronn.

KIT contributes know-how to the RegioMOVE project, in which an innovative mobility concept for the Karlsruhe region is to be developed.

The education and research institution and the industrial company plan to cooperate in teaching, innovation, and recruiting qualified staff.

Under the auspices of UNESCO, the most detailed world map of karst aquifers so far has been created within an international project at KIT.

In the presence of guests from science and industry, BASF and Volkswagen presented the prestigious award to MIT researcher Jennifer Rupp.

For the world's smallest plasmonic photodetector, three KIT scientists are granted the Gips-Schüle Research Award.

The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Consolidator Grants to KIT scientists Christian Koos and Christian Greiner.

Plug-in hybrid vehicles often have a smaller carbon footprint than purely electric vehicles, according to a new study.

KIT scientists have designed a three-dimensional material that converts linear compressive forces into rotary motion.

The expert lecture of the KIT Foundation on December 7 will provide guidance on how to make a will.

The polymer foam developed at KIT and called “Fluoropor” repels water and resists abrasion thanks to a continuous nano/microstructure.

KIT scientists replicate microstructures of pansy petals and enhance the output of solar cells.

For the third time, the lecture series will be organized by student volunteers of various disciplines from 8 pm to 4 am.

Research shows that pesticides reduce the buzz of bumblebees and, thus, affect their pollination behavior.

Vanessa Kappings of KIT receives award for supporting animal-free research by miniaturized organs on a chip.

KIT scientists have implemented Grover’s quantum algorithm for search in unsorted databases.

Eight speakers on the topic of "(Re)Imagining the Future" can be experienced at Mathematikgebäude (Campus Süd) on November 18th.

Using simulation methods for computer games, KIT scientists want to reduce aircraft emissions by 50%.

At COP23 from November 6 to 17 in Bonn, the fine print will be discussed. KIT’s climate researchers Harald Kunstmann and Aiko Voigt participate.

An analysis of KIT for the German parliament recommends joint drug development, open innovation processes, and the expansion of clinical centers.

KIT conducts a field test in Landau, where private households are to trade electricity.

Colloquium Fundamentale lecture series of the ZAK is dedicated to collective structures that exist alongside the social mainstream.

Researchers at KIT have transferred nanostructures on the wing of a butterfly to solar cells and increased their light absorption rate by up to 200 percent.

KIT’s Institute of Sports and Sports Science presented latest results of Germany’s first longitudinal study.

KIT welcomed the new students and their families at a celebration.

Electronic payment systems have so far provided only a low level of data protection. Scientists at KIT have developed a secure protocol that guarantees privacy.

The “Open Codes” exhibition at ZKM features installations created by KIT scientists.

A commemorative plaque in honor of the physicist Otto Lehmann and his work on liquid crystals has been awarded to KIT by IEEE, the world’s largest association of engineers.

A new multifunctional electron microscope of KIT can detect structures in sensitive materials.

Seminar series of the Karlsruhe Priority Region for Mobility Systems at KIT presents fascinating and current aspects of research.

Science Minister Theresia Bauer visited KIT to obtain first-hand information on the Karlsruhe startup scene and its startups.

KIT researchers develop a dense measurement network to predict air quality. Citizens can participate with their smartphones.

Researchers of KIT have designed a superconducting quantum simulator that may reproduce complex biological processes.

Bus depot use case: Study analyzes feasibility and cost reduction potentials of autonomous driving.

KIT is invited to submit four full proposals for the final round of the Clusters of Excellence Funding Line in the Excellence Strategy of the Federal and State Governments.

Research focuses on production systems, robotics, virtual reality, and manufacturing processes.

Lectures and running sushi buffet: "Wissensbuffet" wins the university competition of Science in Dialogue.

ZEISS and KIT plan to construct joint innovation building. KIT's spin-offs are given longer-term perspective on the campus.

Scientists of the Pierre Auger Collaboration prove extragalactic origin of high-energy cosmic rays.

Thanks to its convincing funding concept for young researchers, KIT can establish nine additional tenure-track professorships.

In a study, KIT scientists show that in-vitro meat could help solving problems caused by meat consumption.

For the "SmartFamily" study at KIT, parents and children motivate each other to adopt a healthier lifestyle via smartphone.

Projection technology and virtual-reality hardware and software enable realistic driving exercises.

For her research on the development of hematological and musculoskeletal disorders, Dr. Cornelia Lee-Thedieck is awarded an ERC Starting Grant.

Geophysicists measure earthquakes after bomb test: The recent nuclear test in North Korea was even measurable in Karlsruhe.

At the Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism, KIT researchers present a self-supporting structure consisting of mushroom mycelium and bamboo.

Work of the DESERVE Helmholtz Virtual Institute coordinated by KIT focuses on water availability, environmental risks, and climate change.

Interaction as in modern football: KIT researchers have equipped the Karis Pro intralogistics system with team spirit.

Texas suffers direct losses of $58 billion, further increases in costs may be expected. Only Sandy and Katrina were more expensive.

For the first time, scientists of KIT use Lenz lenses for the measurement of nuclear magnetic resonance.

In the computer-assisted Karlsruhe Decision and Design Lab, researchers explore the influence of emotions on our decisions.

In a Resonator podcast feature, Professor Holger Hanselka, President of KIT, comments on the status of the energy transition in Germany.

Fine dust has a bad image these days but it is essential for cloud forming and precipitation, as Professor Thomas Leisner explains.

KIT coordinates SmILES research project that combines knowhow in simulation, optimization, and use of storage technologies and their integration.

KIT experts of technology assessment examine opportunities and risks of open science.

The newly established Institute of Technology Futures at KIT explores present discourses and visions of technology futures.

Scientists of KIT and Fraunhofer-ISI developed a planning tool for the assessment of locations for fast charging stations in the Stuttgart region.

The event provided information on funding offers, services, and networking for internationally mobile researchers.

Professor Thomas Koch, Head of the KIT Institute of Internal Combustion Engines, in an interview with the Helmholtz Association.

SUSALPS project investigates important ecosystem functions of grasslands in the Alps.

Climate research: International team examines air at an altitude of up to 20 kilometers.

KIT spinoff INERATEC and partners produce first synthetic fuel from solar energy and the air’s carbon dioxide.

Council of Science and Humanities rates the AtmoSat infrastructure project of KIT and Forschungszentrum Jülich as "unique" and "of highest relevance."

Mission with the HALO research aircraft studies the impact of air pollution of conurbations on the Earth’s atmosphere.

The Baden-Wuerttemberg Environmental Technology Award 2017 goes to SOLINK tandem solar collector and KIT’s spinoff INERATEC.

At FLUTE, KIT studies technologies for tomorrow's accelerators and applications of terahertz radiation in research, industry, and medicine.

Science Exchange Program Karlsruhe-Shanghai: Students from China take part in energy, mobility, and information projects at KIT.

Scientists at KIT make lenses from semitransparent organic solar cells that power an integrated microprocessor.

In the recent ARWU Ranking, KIT belongs to the world's top 100 universities in 13 subjects.

The short film Einstein-Rosen by Olga Osorio wins the first KIT Science Film Award endowed with EUR 5,000.

The KIT Center Humans and Technology presents its research on autonomous technology at July 12th in the city hall.

No scientific misconduct of the Karlsruhe scientist  – award ceremony at the annual assembly of the German Research Foundation (DFG) in Halle.

"HIGH-TOOL" project receives the German Mobility Prize 2017. The planning tool predicts effects of transportation policy.

Episode 7: "The reality mapping machine. On the way towards the quantum computer."

On July 27, the Humboldt Foundation invites to an information day at KIT on the promotion of internationally mobile researchers.

New professorship at KIT uses applied mathematics to optimize the planning of renewable energy supply.

BMBF project develops an app that supports the choice of the right means of transportation

Effects at KIT: 35,000 visitors experienced research first-hand at Campus North on June 24.

In 2017, Gunther Schroff Foundation supports eleven students with a "Schroff-Hochbegabten-Stipendium."

Allen Ali Mohammadi's enterprise Hippogriff wins the Serge Kampf Entrepreneurship and Innovation Award.

Robotics pioneer to present two public lectures on June 28 and 29.

The first laboratory complex for research into intelligent energy systems under the Energy Lab 2.0 project is being built on Campus North.

In the “Reallabor 131: KIT findet Stadt,” scientists and citizens develop ideas for more quality of life in Karlsruhe’s Oststadt.

The Soroptimist Club Karlsruhe honors Dr. Nicole Stricker and Bettina Fleck of KIT.

Christopher Barner-Kowollik’s project on programming material properties by a laser is funded by an Australian Laureate Fellowship.

Scientists of KIT and EPFL reach a data transfer speed of 55 terabits per second with newly developed components.

KIT and Robert Bosch GmbH conclude a strategic partnership contract for the promotion of technical innovations.

Issue 6: "Encrypted Traces. How Cryptography Can Help to Protect Digital Privacy".

On June 28, speeches, workshops, and exhibitions will inform on all aspects of innovation at KIT.

The 20th anniversary of the cycling event will end on June 10 with a music festival at KIT.

KIT scientists contribute to the optimized silicon pixel detector of the CMS particle detector at CERN.

SEW-EURODRIVE sponsors an endowed chair for functional safety and a learning center at KIT.

Directions, video trailer, program: Everything you need to know about the Open Day on June 24, 2017 from 10 am to 9 pm.

Project for the establishment of a large-scale research infrastructure pushes scientific networking in the region.

KIT presents the Energy Lab 2.0 and the "SafetyFirst" project for efficient home storage systems from May 31 at Intersolar and ees Europe.

From May 10 to 12, KIT hosted the 22nd alumni-clubs.net (acn) conference.

Close to the pulse of the campus: On May 17, the cross-university Campusradio Karlsruhe radio station will be on air.

KIT coordinates BMBF-funded project SaWaM for the use of global data for the management and prediction of water resources.

"OPTICAR" project tests new camera systems for environmental recognition.

New KIT computing center with high-performance computer is granted a prize for its energy efficiency.

Students of business engineering and of information technology at KIT are highly satisfied with their study situation.

The fascination of science: Research for the society’s areas of demand  energy, mobility, and information – based on a large scope of disciplines.

ZAK’s series of presentations on complexity and ambivalence conception of ‘home’ from May 10 to 31.

The 5th issue of the KIT research podcast KIT.audio explains how clouds make weather.

Meeting point for students and companies: 250 employers present themselves at the KIT Career Fair from May 16 to 18 on the KIT Campus.

Communicating science comprehensibly is the aim of NaWik. The Klaus Tschira Foundation and KIT permanently support the institute as of 2017.

KIT coordinates BMBF-funded project for the sustainable sterilization of industrial water and paints by electric impulses.

KIT scientists examine which regions are affected by natural disasters and how climate change may affect winegrowing.

Professor Oliver Kraft, Vice President of KIT, held a speech at the Heidelberg March for Science.

Johanna Wanka, Federal Minister of Education and Research, visited the Hannover Messe with Professor Holger Hanselka, President of KIT.

At the start of Hannover Messe, KIT presented mobile applications of organic solar cells to about 80 media representatives.

Using a new process developed by KIT, complex forms of glass can be printed in 3 dimensions.

KIT scientists gain new insights into Perovskite solar cells.

Professor Holger Hanselka, President of KIT, comments on whether science has to engage politically when its freedom is threatened.

European Research Council (ERC) selects Holger Puchta and Wolfgang Wernsdorfer for funding through an ERC Advanced Grant.

KIT and partners develop solar tower power plant for cost-efficient power production based on the combustion of sulphur.

KIT presents innovative technologies for the energy turnaround, e-mobility and materials sciences as from April 24 at the Hannover Messe 2017.

In the "U-Multirank" especially research at KIT is in the top group in a series of indicators.

KIT biomechanics expert Claus Mattheck transfers universal forms of trees to technical components.

200 years after the invention of the bicycle, KIT’s Bikescanner can adjust a racing bike exactly to the cyclist.

Until May 15, filmmakers and scientists can submit competition entries for the "KIT Science Film Award."

On April 27, KIT will present studies, vocational training, and work at various workshops.

The current issue of the KIT.audio podcast covers the resurgence of nationalism.

Experts of the “Water-Energy Group” of KIT study possibilities to improve the handling of wastewater.

Professor Holger Hanselka, President of KIT, is one of the supporters of the "March for Science" on April 22.

Lecture on the topic of inheritance, will, and provision for old age on March 30.

International study on the global food system: Overeating and “throwaway mentality” reduce global food security and damage the environment.

Collective observatory BFO of KIT and the university of Stuttgart tests seismometer for NASA Mars mission.

At the joint CeBIT stand of KIT and FZI Research Center for Information Technology, visitors are invited to experience fascinating research.

KIT is in the top 100 of the "QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017" in nine subjects.

The international network Neutrino mass develops more precise detectors for particle physics experiments like KATRIN.

Long-term study of KIT sports scientists on physical fitness of children and adolescents.

Vice President Hirth awarded founding donor Dr. Sybill Storz with the KIT Medal for Merit.

Ten years European Research Council (ERC): KIT scientists present outstanding research projects in a ceremony at KIT.

KIT develops a digital bonus and payment system to better protect customer data.

The 3rd episode of the science podcast addresses hopes and concerns relating to the Industry 4.0 vision.

From March 3 to 5, the 21st Karlsruhe Dialogues invite to public discussions.

KIT coordinates successful EU project that helps to evaluate the impact of transport policy measures.

From March 14 to 17, KIT invites doctoral researchers and students at KIT to attend the 3rd KIT PhD Days.

The Commission of Experts for Research and Innovation presented their annual report on research, innovation, and technological performance.

Symbolic tree and flower planting - KIT Masterplan 2030 on sustainable campus development.

KASTEL and other competence centers for IT security research submitted position paper on the current status of cybersecurity.

The AERO-TRAM cooperation project for measuring air quality in the conurbation of Karlsruhe has ended.

KIT's Campus Alpine strengthens the "Bavarian Climate Alliance" for climate protection.

US business magazine ranks Allen Ali Mohammadi among the most influential young Europeans.

At their joint gas engine test laboratory, Caterpillar and KIT want to enhance the advantages of gas-fired power plants.

KIT-developed STEDD nanoscopy yields enhanced image quality for analyzing three-dimensional molecules and cell structures.

KIT will contribute its competences regarding the storage and efficiency of energy in the German Renewable Energy Research Association.

The 2nd episode of the KIT.audio science podcast addresses different aspects of energy storage research.

BMBF research association "PAKoS" develops assistance system for smooth interaction of driver and autonomous vehicle.

KIT scientist reconstructed Heidelberg Castle as it looked before its destruction – as a three-dimensional virtual model.

Collegium Musicum, Young Talents, Symphony Orchestra and Concert Choir will give concerts in February.

Geothermal energy: GeoSpeicher.bw project is aimed at efficiently using excessive heat over the year.

The KIT Information Systems Technologies Center introduces itself at the Karlsruhe town hall at 25. January 2017.

New endowed professorship: Joaquim Pinto’s research focuses on regional climate and weather hazards.

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