At the beginning of October, a new phase of life begins for many young adults when they start studying. In order to facilitate the transition from school mathematics to the teaching content at a university, the Institute of Mathematics at the University of Paderborn is offering preliminary courses from September 2nd to 27th.
Bundeswirtschaftsminister Habeck wird auf dem Paderborner Rathausplatz empfangen.
Von links: Mario Nowack (Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe), Bürgermeister Michael Dreier, Jonathan Behm (Neue Mobilität Paderborn e.V.), Marcus Zwick (Inyo Mobility GmbH, Konsortialführer NeMo.bil) und Landrat Christoph Rüther. Foto: NeMo Paderborn/Besim Mazhiqi.
On 11 July, Vice Chancellor and Economics Minister Robert Habeck visited the New Mobility Paderborn (NeMo) initiative, whose NeMo.bil project is receiving 17 million euros in funding from his ministry. During an expert discussion in Paderborn's town hall, it became clear that the NeMo.bil project has the potential to revolutionise mobility in rural areas. The NeMo initiative offers valuable approaches to make on-demand mobility in local public…
In the fourth episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", our guest Lino Sebeke talks to our host, Jan Beinfohr, about the Culture Fellow, his tasks and his functions.
At the Teaching Day on June 25, Tim Hetkämper and Lars Meihost were awarded the "Teaching Prize for Young Academics" for the course "Practical Course in Microcontrollers and Interface Electronics" (PMI).
The Department of Technology Didactics is delighted to have been awarded funding in the "Vocational School Digi-Teams" program, which was launched by the Stifterverband and the Mercedes-Benz Fund.
In the summer semester 2024, numerous graduates of the Computer Science, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Mathematics (EIM) and the PLAZ - Professional School of Education at Paderborn University were given their farewells. In addition to certificates, several prizes were awarded for special commitment or outstanding theses.
In the third episode of the new electrical engineering podcast "Current Affairs", our guest Florian Braun talks to our host, Tim Hetkämper, about the electrical engineering laboratory (E-lab).
There are many aspects to the energy transition in industry: Energy consumption must be reduced, processes must be electrified and demand must be met with green electricity and hydrogen. Integrated energy systems are the key to this.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of electrical engineering with our brand-new YouTube series ‘Da steckt Elektrotechnik drin!’. In collaboration with leading experts and students from our Institute of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, we present a multifaceted series.
In the second episode of the new electrical engineering podcast “Current Affairs”, guest Andre Becker talks to the host, Olga Friesen, about the Electrical Engineering Day (E2-Day).
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At the start of the summer semester 2024, 60 international students began their master's degree programme at the Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics.
From measuring and radar systems to telecommunications: huge amounts of data are being transmitted in ever shorter times nowadays. Precise signals are essential. If they are inaccurate, errors occur. In the "RadiOptics" research project, which was launched last June at the Heinz Nixdorf Institute at Paderborn University, scientists are therefore working on a signal generator that aims to reduce potential sources of error. A spin-off has now…
