Experience Exchange in Jülich: Networks and New Perspectives
Under the theme “From Governance to Long-Term Impact”, representatives from Clusters4Future, leading-edge clusters, and research campuses from across Germany came together to discuss sustainable structures, strategic development, and effective collaboration.
Quantum Job Afternoon: Careers in Quantum Technology
The event was a great success, drawing numerous students and early-career professionals. It was inspiring to see so much curiosity and enthusiasm around career opportunities in quantum.
Register now: Quantum Job Afternoon
May 6th, 2025, 2pm in Hannover, Germany: What can you do with "quantum"?Which companies in our region are involved in quantum technology?What does your future look like in the quantum world of work?Come along to the Quantum Job Afternoon and find out.
Empowering Women in Quantum
Together, they laid the foundation for an even stronger, more dynamic community shaping the future of quantum research!
Kick-off for German-Japanese research cooperation
The visit of a delegation from Tokyo marks the start of a new chapter in the successful collaboration between TU Braunschweig and Keio University
Lummer-Pringsheim Building opened at the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
A building for the future of quantum technology
Roadmap for quantum careers around the world
Braunschweig reference framework for quantum technology education sets international standards
Stefanie Kroker receives ERC Consolidator Grant
Knapp zwei Millionen Euro für Forschung in der Lasertechnologie der TU Braunschweig
Micro-LEDs for computers of the future
TU Braunschweig researchers successfully test micro-LED technology for the artificial intelligence of tomorrow
Lower Saxony Science Prize in two categories for Braunschweig's microelectronics
Awards go to Professor Andreas Waag and Master's student Sarah Koop-Brinkmann