MINT on Demand

Exciting insights into the test facilities, measuring equipment and technology as well as various areas of engineering practice and research.

Real insight into chemistry lectures for first and second semester students with exciting experiments from general and inorganic chemistry.

Body scanners are one of the standard devices used at airport security checks. How they work in principle and how they are constructed will be discussed in the presentation.

Workshop formats for programming in M5Stack, Calliope mini and app development for IOS and Android.

Guided tours through the communication technology laboratories with the topics of augmented reality, virtual reality and activity recognition via smartphone.

Workshops on network technology in the communication technology labs, e.g. Ethernet cabling,
IP addresses and subnets, routing, security of WLAN networks, etc.

Guided tour of the femtosecond spectroscopy and ultrafast laser control laboratories, where research is being carried out into the use of ultrashort laser pulses.

Insight into the world of mushrooms, their life cycle and the associated vocabulary and workflow for experimental and creative work with mycelium materials.

A generally understandable lecture on the topic of electromobility, which anchors the idea of sustainability in the use of electromobility with green electricity.

A presentation that explains the use of fuel cells in energy supply and shows their use in traction drives for large trucks.

Lecture and guided tour through our laboratory with hands-on character: Find out what bioplastics and biocomposites are and how the Department of Plastics Technology works and researches them.