The Federal Ministry of Education and Research funds cooperation project on fast and tap-proof communication.

Cooperation project prepares launch of synthetic kerosene from renewable electricity and carbon dioxide.

With radar sensors and algorithms, KIT researchers want to detect minor damage of bridges at an early stage.

BMBF funds experimental research into fundamental building blocks of matter with EUR 7.6 million.

KIT production engineers explore new manufacturing processes that save resources.

KIT spinoff receives the innovation award for a reactor technology fitting in a container.

KIT researchers prove that filter systems are the largest sources of ultrafine particles worldwide.

Wolfgang Wernsdorfer is granted most important research prize in Germany.

KIT chemists develop new biocatalytic material for the "green" production of value-added chemicals.

Software developer Christian Wegmann was honored at the ceremony in Berlin.

KIT researchers investigate competing states in high-temperature superconductors.

Optimization of meat substitutes - Researchers at KIT and TU Berlin investigate the manufacturing process.

KIT experts on autonomous driving, intelligent robots, machine learning and cyber security.

German gas industry honors a process developed by researchers from Karlsruhe and Potsdam.

The Capital magazine ranks Nora Szech among the "Young Elite" in the category "Society and Science."

Helmholtz Association funds project for accelerator technologies with nearly 30 million euros.

KIT engineers want to improve the efficiency and range of electric bikes.

The running group of the State Minister of Digitization Thomas Strobl makes its third stop at KIT to discuss AI-related research.

Molecular vapor deposition provides tailor-made nanofibers for various purposes.

KIT researchers develop sensors that help control complex systems.

Opening ceremony of two new buildings for the Engler-Bunte Institute and the MINT-Kolleg.

10th Carl Benz Memorial Lecture with State Minister of Transport Hermann, Daimler CEO Zetsche, and KIT President Hanselka.

Ten years of research in China - new AI platform also aims to promote young scientists.

“Uni für Einsteiger” on November 21, 2018 will provide insight into study programs and training options.

Influence of the emotional life of football coaches on sports trends - Publication in "Sports".

KIT researchers develop new assistance systems and tests for future vehicles.

Innovative biotechnology simplifies the use of biomass as an alternative to crude oil.

European Commission funds SQUARE flagship project with EUR three million.

Movement sensors on the wrist evaluate the geriatric fall risk in everyday life.

KIT invites 100 Citizens to participate in the discussion forum launched by the Federal Government.

KIT-developed detachable adhesive is to improve sorting of components.

Lack of DNA repair mechanism in rare cave fish indicates similar living conditions.

New image analysis method based on artificial intelligence developed at KIT.

KIT and international partners to establish an environmental competence center in China.

The Center pools the interdisciplinary mathematical research at KIT.

Agreement signed on the establishment of a research infrastructure for large energy storage systems.

BMBF-funded "FestBatt" competence cluster to develop and produce novel solid-state batteries.

Human-robot workplaces must be safe for employees and secure aganist external cyber attacks.

Welcome event at Schwarzwaldhalle – Number of students in the 2018/19 winter semester totals more than 24,000.

The funding program “Netzwerk Wasserforschung Baden-Württemberg” covers research relating to the availability of water.

Urban Emotions project makes stress perception of pedestrians and cyclists measurable.

Young researchers to develop new diagnostic and therapeutic methods based on large amounts of data.

Hanselka: "Great Success"/KIT will submit proposal in the funding line "University of Excellence."

“LiRichFCC” project covers disordered, lithium-rich saline structures.

The materials scientist is awarded by the European Commission for his research on tungsten processing.

Cross-institute team of KIT receives the Berthold Leibinger Innovation Award.

The Karlsruhe Startup Alliance and KIT bring the “Lions’ Den” to Karlsruhe – Live event on October 2 at KIT’s main lecture hall.

High entropy oxides enable reversible energy storage. Publication in Nature Communications.

Further development of the unity of research and teaching will be in the focus.

Holger Hanselka to head the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology for another six years.

Environmentally friendly, affordable and practicable solutions for the energy transition are the goal of "MethQuest".

Spinoff Ineratec of KIT has been honored as best start-up in Germany.

Synthetic natural gas from biomass: New methanisation plant tested in Sweden.

Researchers investigate the relationship between user behavior and energy performance of buildings.

Joint Symposium of the French Académie des Sciences and the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina.

The European Commission honors the physicist's outstanding contributions to the theory of photovoltaics.

Center for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction Technology of the KIT draws first balance of the 2018 heatwave.

Wasps in several-million-year-old pupae detected by synchrotron X-ray microtomography.

Research project supports the Upper Rhine region in the development of sustainable transport systems.

Integration of optical and electronic circuits on a single silicon chip.

Launch of Germany's largest research platform for electrochemical storage systems.

World's smallest transistor switches current with a single atom in solid electrolyte.

Geoscientists investigate possibilities of heat and cold storage in aquifers.

Dr. Frank Schröder receives an ERC Starting Grant of EUR 1.6 million for five years.

Federal Minister Karliczek and State Minister Bauer create the conditions for the future.

KIT and Tongji University Shanghai start joint research project on hydrogen propulsion.

Federal ministry to fund the ”ROBDEKON“ competence center with EUR 12 million.

Ten lectures and KIT Children’s University Campus with interactive workshops on scientific topics.

State government, KIT, and industry agree on a project focusing on refuels as an alternative to fossil fuels.

Smart interconnection of car and street lighting is to make road traffic safer.

KIT researchers develop window units with diamond disks for fusion reactors.

Study predicts large regional differences and strong seasonal fluctuations in Europe.

Pilot plant near Barcelona produces synthetic natural gas from renewable electricity and carbon dioxide.

Modernized tennis courts and other sports facilities - Inauguration with Mayor Martin Lenz.

KIT Scientists optimize dentures with nanostructured surfaces.

Cutting-edge research produces more and more data, so the future computer system must be up to three times more powerful than it is today.

Feasibility study shows advantages over conventional cable systems.

New research group will study global impacts of agriculture on climate change.

This is the result of a study of the impacts of land use change on carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere.

The regional start-up scene meets at the Innovation Day of KIT, the platform for innovative ideas, technologies and start-up projects.

On June 26, 2018, the KIT Energy Center will celebrate its anniversary – Heinrich Hertz Prize ceremony.

HALO research aircraft with KIT measuring instruments crossed the Indian monsoon.

An assistance system developed at KIT facilitates the production and maintenance of narrow aircraft tanks.

The “Office of Technology Assessment with the German Bundestag” will be run by KIT’s ITAS for another five years.

Karlsruhe Tritium Neutrino Experiment KATRIN starts its data taking phase.

Innovative process for steel strip drying – KIT coordinates ECCO research project under the EU’s Horizon 2020 Programme.

KIT researchers want to make the transformation of the German energy system more understandable and participative.

Germany-wide project relating to the 2018 Science Year will start publicly on June 24.

From June 12 to 15, KIT and FZI present highly exciting research and startup projects at CEBIT in hall 27 at stand G52.

KIT Materials Scientists Develop New Forming Technology – Publication in Advanced Materials.

For the first time, researchers achieve data transfer rates of eight gigabits per second.

Micropollutants contaminate drinking water worldwide - KIT develops process for removing hormones.

Researchers at KIT have designed an antenna system that can handle large amounts of data.

Minister of the Interior Strobl and Minister of Transport Hermann open the Baden-Württemberg Test Area for Autonomous Driving.

The coating reduces the frictional resistance of ships and makes them glide more easily through the water.

Certified compliance with current data protection laws and regulations increases security.

In the "smelldect" project, researchers of the KIT develop a sensor suitable for everyday use.

With Belle II, a globally unique particle accelerator experiment goes into operation in Japan.

Study shows how companies with Industry 4.0 can be versatile and what role humans play in it.

Electrical Data Recorder provides high-resolution measurement data from ongoing network operation.

KIT Senate confirms the election of Michael Ganß as Vice President Finance and Business Affairs.

“Working Life of the Future” was in the focus of KIT’s Annual Celebration 2018.

Chemical compounds can be used as passwords for encrypted information.

He received the award for his achievements in astroparticle physics and in the international experiment IceCube.

KIT’s Students Counseling Center provides information on topics, such as the role of parents in the choice of studies.

Researchers at KIT expect a breakthrough in flow technology and present an automatic battery management system.

Scientists develop global risk index for beach tourism loss by tsunamis.

„Helmholtz International Research School for Astroparticle Physics and Enabling Technologies“ to be inaugurated.

KIT researchers are developing an auxiliary robot for home care.

With a groundbreaking ceremony, ZEISS has launched the construction of a new site at the KIT.

KIT researchers gain new insights into the opto-electronic properties of perovskite solar cells.

President Holger Hanselka about the energy transition and energy policy of the new grand coalition.

Liquid manure on fields leads to high nitrate levels in the groundwater. KIT researchers have now developed a cleaning method.

At the KUKA Udacity Robot Learning Lab, students and researchers test programs and algorithms.

Tiny beam-shaping elements couple optical microchips – publication in Nature Photonics.

KIT presents innovative technologies for Industry 4.0, e-mobility, and the energy transition.

IT experts recommend the use of verified open source products.

"Camassia" smartphone app: Assistance system helps the visually impaired to perceive footpaths acoustically.

Growing relevance of lithium-ion batteries causes the pressure on the availability of certain resources to increase.

With alternative test methods, researchers want to reduce the fear of diagnostic examinations.

How does good teaching succeed in the introductory phase? Meeting of the MINT-Kolleg Baden-Württemberg on March 20 and 21, 2018..

Joint observatory of the KIT and the University of Stuttgart tests seismometers for NASA.

KaWaTech Solutions: Horst Hippler, President of the German Rectors' Conference (HRK), visits pilot plant in North Vietnam.

KIT was awarded the title "University of Excellence" within the Excellence Strategy launched by the federal and state governments.

Study on assistive technologies for people with disabilities focuses on social and political options.

Information day for girls from the fifth class upwards with about 40 workshops, guided tours, and lectures - register now!

"International competitors are more dynamic," states Ingrid Ott of the KIT and member of the Expert Commission.

The RescueWave electronic sensor system is designed to make rescue operations more efficient.

With 100 million highly precise distance measurements per second, a research team scanned a rifle bullet in flight.

President Holger Hanselka appoints Rainer Blickle honorary senator.

The State of Baden-Württemberg establishes think tank "Industrial Resource Strategies“ at the KIT.

EU funds setup of a European cloud with services for the exchange, use, and reuse of research data.

Emergency control centers receive  valuable medical information via remote access to smartphones - EU initiative funds consortium project led by KIT.

Experts from science and practice will discuss new research and practical approaches to teaching and study.

The German Physical Society grants a prize to the Institute of Nanotechnology and the Innovation Management Service Unit.

For the first time, X-ray experiments reveal exact details of self-catalyzed growth.

Using high-performance light microscopy, KIT scientists were able to observe the growth of fungi in living cells. 

Within the HELMETH EU project, efficiency of methane gas production from renewable electricity was increased to more than 75 percent.

Genetic bar code shows whether products are original.

The President of KIT Holger Hanselka represents the field of science in industrial joint research.

Andreas Gerdes has developed concepts to significantly extend the lifecycles of buildings.

KIT and TUM researchers show how simple organic molecules form complex materials through self-organization.

KIT and ZEISS are expanding their joint research activities with a partnership, students and startups will also benefit.

The French Academy of Sciences honours his outstanding contributions to the remote sensing of the Earth's atmosphere.

The challenges for a future-oriented river policy will be presented on Tuesday, 30 January 2018 at the KIT.

Infrared cameras monitor thermal patterns of computer chips. Integrated heat sensors and neural networks can identify hacker attacks.

In the WirtschaftsWoche-Ranking 2018, KIT subjects occupy top positions once again / first place in informatics.

The intensified cooperation is intended to introduce Austrian companies to the know-how of KIT and promote its transfer into application.

The joint think tank of state, industry and KIT develops cross-disciplinary concepts for the efficient use of raw materials.