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The student working group EVOLONIC at FAU has developed a drone that will detect forest fires at a very early stage in the future, saving valuable time for firefighting. Participants from EVOLONIC attended the KTmfk elective course (Prof. Wartzack) Concept Development of Innovative Products (KIP) an...

Klara Feile joined the research group for machine elements and tribology as a research assistant at the beginning of September. Previously, she studied mechanical and medical engineering at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. Within student theses as well as a student assistant at...

Simon Schleifer joined the Digital Engineering group as a research assistant at the beginning of July. Previously, he studied mechatronics at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. As part of an INI.FAU project, he is working on the use of artificial intelligence in model-based systems ...

Hady Mohamed joined the Lightweight Construction Group in mid-May as a research assistant. He previously studied mechanical engineering at the Technical University of Munich. After completing his master's degree, he worked as a development engineer at TWT Science & Innovation. During his master ...

Prof. Sandro Wartzack (KTmfk, FAU) visited Prof. Simon Bickerton at the Centre for Advanced Composite Materials and Prof. Jörg Diegel at the Centre Creative Design and Additive Manufacturing at the University of Auckland, NZ. Prof Wartzack was invited as a presenter for a seminar on "Lightweight Des...

According to the citation database Scopus, Prof. Sandro Wartzack, as author and co-author of 472 peer-reviewed publications, achieves an h-index of 30 with a total of 3,678 citations. "I am pleased that we reach so many readers with our publications, who then cite us in their scientific articles. Th...

Last year, filming was in progress at KTmfk for the exciting video series "2 Minuten Wissen (2 Minutes of Knowledge)". The series presents interesting projects and research areas from the field of engineering in which students and researchers work hand in hand. In the recently released episode, B. R...