Dr. Can Dincer has been invited to join the editorial team of Biosensors and Bioelectronics as an Associate Editor.
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Publication in Nature Communications
A planned Freiburg startup has improved micropumps and linked them up with microvalves
Researchers are testing a prosthetic leg that gives amputees sensory feedback and makes walking easier
The computer scientist Frank Hutter investigates how machine learning can be made easier to use
Swedish enterprise “CELLINK” will pay 30.25 million euros for the University of Freiburg spin-off
A new system should enable self-propelled cars to find their way better than with GPS
Frederik Kotz has developed a new procedure for shaping glass at room temperature
Prof. Gerald Urban is elevated to the grade of IEEE Senior Member.
How a tactile tablet could help visually impaired people get a feel for their surroundings
The technology company Bosch has decided to fund the basic research of Frank Hutter, Professor of Machine Learning at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Freiburg, with 6.4 million euros until the end of 2022 as part of a new collaboration agreement.
The Start-up “WEtell” at the Department for Sustainable Systems Engineering receives an EXIST business start-up grant
The University of Freiburg honors outstanding efforts and service at Dies Universitatis
Richard Bruch, Prof. Gerald A. Urban and Dr. Can Dincer were invited to write a News & Views for Nature Biomedical Engineering.
The University of Freiburg’s Researching City Walls project combines science and art in public spaces
Computer science and microsystems engineering take first place nationwide in terms of research-relevant indicators
Dr. Christoph Werner receives Hugo-Geiger Award
Every year, the association of metal and electrical industry employers in Baden-Württemberg awards the prize endowed with 5,000 euros to one researcher at each of the universities in the state for outstanding scientific achievements.
Jan Burchard has developed a new testing method for computer chip quality control
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Researchers from the Laboratory for Biomedical Microtechnology are designing a prosthesis that makes movements tangible – Film!
Freiburg researchers succeed in printing channel structures in glass
University of Freiburg and Fraunhofer continue their successful cooperation on the Sustainability Center
Two private investors and High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) are convinced of single-cell isolation technology developed by the IMTEK-Spin-off.
The University of Freiburg and the five Freiburg Fraunhofer Institutes jointly established the Sustainability Center in 2015. In the second funding phase running since January 2019, the Center will be seeking to strengthen its second pillar after basic research – application-oriented research. A “kickoff meeting” on 28 March 2019 will detail the planned activities.
Freiburg startup receives around one million Euro under the EXIST Transfer of Research program
For major challenges, microsystems engineering develops solutions that are smaller than a human hair - for example, a complete laboratory on a chip. Microsystems engineering is used wherever intelligent, space-saving and energy-efficient solutions are required:
SpinDiag’s technology detects antibiotic resistance in just 30 minutes - and gives germs less time to spread
"Best Student Award" at the International Symposium on Optomechatronic Technology 2018 in Cancun (Mexico)
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