From Monday May 3, Studierendenwerk Stuttgart is offering a click and collect lunch service. From May 3, students and employees at the University of Stuttgart have a further option for ordering lunch on Campus Vaihingen.

Date: April 26, 2021, No. 31 DFG approves new priority program coordinated by the University of Stuttgart Design Assistants in Mechanics and Dynamics are the topic of a new priority program (PP) of the German Research Foundation (DFG) that aims to bring more artificial intelligence (AI) into the design process of technical systems.

The BUGA Wood Pavilion wins HolzbauPlus 2020 Award in the category - Special Award for Innovation.

Try your hand at making a hand cream, building a smart greenhouse with a light and temperature regulator, or teaching a computer how to speak - schoolgirls attending Girls' Day at the University of Stuttgart will learn how to do all this, and more.

A new transmission electron microscope (TEM) at the University of Stuttgart that will be able to make visible tiny pores as small as 1 to 100 nanometers in size. The TEM Spectra-300 from the company Thermo Fisher is one of the most modern instruments worldwide for high-resolution examination of all kinds of materials. It is intended to advance the work of the Collaborative Research Center "Molecular Heterogeneous Catalysis in Confined Geometries" (SFB 1333), but also to be used in battery research and biology, for example.

A quantum spin liquid is a state of matter in which interacting quantum spins do not align even at lowest temperatures, but remain disordered. Research on this state has been going on for almost 50 years, but whether it really exists has never been proven beyond doubt. An international team led by physicist Prof. Martin Dressel at the University of Stuttgart has now put an end to the dream of a quantum spin liquid for the time being. Nevertheless, the matter remains exciting.

A call for tender for small projects that can be implemented quickly. "Una Terra" - the sister format of the university's internal funding Terra Incognita is about breathing life into dormant ideas and awakening their potential in the context of sustainability.

In cooperation with Campus Schwarzwald and the Fraunhofer IPA, the Institute of Industrial Manufacturing and Management (IFF) and the Institute for Energy Efficiency in Production (EEP) at the University of Stuttgart participated in the RegioWIN 2030 competition with their proposed project "H2BlackForest", the research center for a biointelligent hydrogen circular economy - and won.

The application period for Master's programs does not change!. The application process will probably start May 15, 2021.

Working from home, home schooling, online conferences - the corona pandemic has sparked enormous digital advancements both in the world of work and at home. How did IT centers master the new challenges? This was the subject of a study by Prof. Peter Radgen and Dirk Turek at the University of Stuttgart's Institute of Energy Economics and Rational Energy Use. The study will be presented at an online event on June 11, 2021 and registration is now open.

A quantum spin liquid is a state of matter in which interacting quantum spins do not align even at lowest temperatures, but remain disordered. Research on this state has been going on for almost 50 years, but whether it really exists has never been proven beyond doubt. An international team led by physicist Prof. Martin Dressel at the University of Stuttgart has now put an end to the dream of a quantum spin liquid for the time being. Nevertheless, the matter remains exciting.

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Manuel Schaut is one of nine early career researchers from Baden-Wuerttemberg who received the Advancement Award of the Suedwestmetall Employers' Association at an online event in Stuttgart on April 14, 2021. Schaut received the award for his dissertation at the University of Stuttgart on the topic "Optimization-Based Strategies for Thermal Management in Electric Vehicles".