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New Vice Deans for Com­puter Sci­ence and Math­em­at­ics elec­ted

From October 1, 2025, Prof. Dr. Axel-Cyrille Ngonga Ngomo will take over the office of Vice Dean for Computer Science. He succeeds Prof. Dr. Eric Bodden, whom the Faculty would like to thank for his commitment. Also on October 1, Prof. Dr. Balázs Kovács will succeed Prof. Dr. Tobias Weich as Vice Dean for Mathematics. We would also like to thank Prof. Weich for his dedicated work in the Dean's Office.

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In the fifteenth episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", Anastacia Ebers talks to our host, Tim Hetkämper, about the dual study programme.

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In the fourteenth episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", host Yvonne Liebau talks to Jan-Steffen Glüpker from Paderborn University's Central Student Advisory Service about the topic of student financing.

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Photo: Nadija Carter, winner of the Faculty 2025 award

On Friday, 4 July 2025, more than 200 graduates of the Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics (EIM) were given a ceremonial send-off in lecture hall L1 at Paderborn University.

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Two new faces - two per­spect­ives: In­aug­ur­al lec­tures by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nils C. Ger­hardt and Jun.-Prof. Dr. Si­mone Jablon­ski

On 23 June 2025, the Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics at Paderborn University, Prof. Dr Jürgen Klüners, welcomed guests to the inaugural lecture by Junior Professor Dr Simone Jablonski (Didactics of Mathematics) and Prof. Dr Nils C. Gerhardt (Semiconductor and Optoelectronic Devices). In their lectures, both scientists presented current issues and research approaches from their respective departments…

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In the thirteenth episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", Dr Jörg Schmalenströer and Dr Tobias Hemsel talk to our host, Olga Friesen, about the construction of the new Z-building.

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The Paderborn University spin-off QuSine was selected by the Federal Agency for Leap Innovations (SPRIND) for a so-called validation contract - a prestigious funding programme to support ground-breaking technological developments with disruptive potential.

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In the twelfth episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", Dr Annika Hegemann talks to our host, Olga Friesen, about the office of the Central Equal Opportunities Officer and what equality actually means.

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Po­ten­tial of ex­tra­cur­ricular learn­ing centres for STEM edu­ca­tion

Paderborn cooperation project "transMINT4.0" presents results at BMBF Education Research Conference 2025.

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Pader­born MINT net­work re­ceives fund­ing award

Ina Brandes, Minister for Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, paid a visit to the Paderborn zdi Centre, which cooperates with Paderborn University, on Friday, 21 February.

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In the eleventh episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", Prof Dr Katrin Temmen talks to our host, Tim Hetkämper, about study frustration, study doubts and the numerous offers of advice and help.

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New meth­od achieves top marks for the auto­mat­ic tran­scrip­tion of con­ver­sa­tions

Conversations in social gatherings or important meetings in the office: automatic transcription, i.e. the transcription of conversations, is a challenge that has so far been inadequately solved.

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Exciting lectures, interactive workshops and excursions: Paderborn University invites pupils to familiarise themselves with various study and career opportunities with a range of offers.

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In the tenth episode of the Electrical Engineering podcast "Current Affairs", Prof Dr Henning Meschede talks to our host, Jan Beinfohr, about the department of energy systems engineering and what lies behind it.

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On Tuesday, 21 January 2025, Prof. Dr. Erdal Kayacan (Control and Automation Engineering) and Prof. Dr. Lin Wang (Computer Networks) gave their inaugural lectures in Lecture Hall O2.

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