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Whether thermal insulation in winter or heat protection in summer: there is an increasing demand for materials for insulation and waterproofing.

The index on the importance of energy efficiency (EEI) rose more than ever in summer 2020. Also, the targeted energy productivity for the past six months is higher than before.

The best way to prevent airborne virus transmission indoors is through a combination of the hygiene and social distancing rules already in place.

Date: December 7, 2020 TU9 Universities are significant contributors to Germany's position as a location for top-class research The nine leading Technical Universities of the TU9 Alliance are in secon

By establishing and funding the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) under the umbrella of the Joint Science Conference (GWK), the Federal Government and the federal states aim to make better use of the potential of research data for science in Germany.

Landfills emit greenhouse gases from their surfaces such as methane. A new remote sensing method from the University of Stuttgart now makes it possible to record the concentration of emissions more comprehensively and model their propagation more precisely.

In medicine, computer-aided (in silico) models can help to diagnose diseases more accurately and treat them more individually.

An impressive number and a fine contribution to the fight against coronavirus infection: The 10,000th face shield was assembled last week by volunteer student helpers from the initiative "stuvus vs.

The ICF syndrome is a genetic developmental disorder that, among other things, leads to an immune deficiency and therefore increases the susceptibility of those affected to other diseases.

The corona crisis produced a huge demand for sanitizer which has yet to die down. Therefore, on 11 March the Rectorate asked the Faculty of Chemistry if it could switch to producing sanitizer.

A simple, crisis-relevant product to protect against coronavirus infection has been developed by Campus Schwarzwald, which is a partner of the University of Stuttgart, in cooperation with the Institu

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Cyclopropenium cations are aromatic three-membered rings and belong to Hückel type aromatic systems. Thus, they are the smaller brothers of the well-known benzene.

Helping where help is needed The students have been tackling a variety of tasks, from working at university facilities, to supporting the German Red Cross and the Stuttgarter Tafel food bank.

Reading or even sleeping while driving a car but still being ready to take over behind the wheel in an emergency - once highly automated vehicles first appear on the road, the opportunities and requirements for drivers and passengers will change.

As part of a cooperation project with Nokia and Fraunhofer IPA, the University of Stuttgart and its research campus ARENA2036 are setting new quality standards for research infrastructure with the 5G wireless standard.

The "Research Network for Advancing Architecture, Engineering and Construction" (AdvanceAEC) brings together international researchers who strive to advance architecture, engineering and construction through digital technologies and an interdisciplinary approach.

Whether credit reports, car insurance, or medical tests: Artificial intelligence (AI) is currently being used for decisions that have major consequences for individuals and society as a whole.

Whether companies, municipalities or universities, almost every big organization in Germany has its own data center .

The European Research Council (ERC) awarded Dr. Tim Langen from the Institute of Physics (5) and Dr. Marcel Pfeiffer from the Institute of Space Systems (IRS) at the University of Stuttgart one of the coveted ERC starting grants.

From electricity supply and industry to the Paris Climate Targets, from individual sectors to the big picture: With the Ariadne project, a network of leading research institutions is now starting an unprecedentedly comprehensive research process to shape the energy turnaround.

To support hospitals and medical practices that are in direct contact with Covid19 patients, researchers at the University of Stuttgart are making use of existing production capacities to manufacture new face shields using 3D printers.