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Prof. Dr. Theresa Breckle and Anja Konzept presented their research project on renewable energy in February at an international conference in New York. In this interview, they explain what “ELEVATE” stands for, what a 12-by-12 matrix has to do with it, and which song is sung at the German Embassy.

During the summer semester, RWU produced four program trailers in the “Study Snack” format. The videos provide prospective students with a concise overview of selected degree programs and help them navigate their academic choices.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at RWU bid farewell to its graduates at a ceremony attended by numerous guests.

In the latest episode of "NEUE PROFS", Professor Dr. Christoph Ellenrieder explains what he associates with Upper Swabia.

Two more RWU professors are members of the Baden-Württemberg Doctoral Association. This means that all of the university's faculties are now represented there.

In the Wednesday seminar on January 28 at RWU, Professor Dr. Marius Hofmeister will address the question of how democratic skills can be promoted in computer science courses.

At the end of November, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science presented graduation certificates and prizes to a total of 119 graduates.

In the Wednesday seminar on April 9 at RWU, Professor Jürgen Graef will talk about the anatomy and functioning of AI agents. He will also address the opportunities and risks of self-dynamic programs.

The first event of the newly founded Center for Sustainability and Resilience at RWU took place on 18.12.2024 under the title "Think globally - act locally".

Now available in all popular play and app stores: the new RWU app.

This year's Robotics World Championships took place in Eindhoven from July 17 to 21. The RWU team finished in eighth place, achieving its best result to date in the annual tournament between international colleges and universities.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science honors and says goodbye to the graduates of the past winter semester: 160 students have successfully completed their studies at RWU.

Culture and science came together last Monday. The focus was on a panel discussion about professional equality for women and last year's blockbuster "Barbie".

For the third time in a row, RWU's RoboLab team has qualified for the RoboCup World Championship with the support of the Institute of Artificial Intelligence and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

The LAB4DTE digitization café in December focused on the Internet of Things and human-technology interaction. Georg Kästle, CIO and CDO of Vollmer Werke Maschinenfabrik GmbH, was a guest at RWU as an external speaker.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at RWU has celebrated the graduation of its students. 144 students successfully completed their studies in the summer semester.

STEM graduates are in demand - that's common knowledge. Seven interested young adults learned that a technical degree is not boring and that the work as an engineer is multifaceted during a trial study at RWU.

113 graduates of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science celebrate the successful completion of their studies.

The InformatiCup is an annual programming competition. Four teams have now been invited to the finals in Hamburg - RWU is among them!

Professor Dr. Wolfram Höpken and his students have developed a new approach to estimating tourist arrivals based on user-generated content. At the ENTER23 tourism conference in South Africa, this won the Best Paper Award.