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Deregistering for Examinations
In principle, it is possible to cancel your registration for an exam (deregistration). However, if you are required to take an exam, deregistering may result in a failing grade due to the fact that you are not registered. This may cause you to lose your admission to take an exam, which could mean that yo
New project at WWHK in the field of VHCF fatigue
From December 2022, the research project entitled "Evaluation of the frequency influence on the fatigue behaviour of unalloyed steels", funded by the Budget for Research and Innovation, will start at WWHK.
The aim of the project is to extend short-term methods for determining fatigue data to the V
New assistant at the WWHK
M.Sc. Janina Becker is a further member of the WWHK team since 01.10.2022. In cooperation with Prof. Saumer's Department of Chemical Processes in Microsystems Engineering, she is working on the research project "Use of the electrochemical potential to characterise the surface damage behaviour of cyclically stressed materi
Publications / Patents
Journal Publications
D. Clausi, H. Gradin, S. Braun, J. Peirs, G. Stemme, D. Reynaerts, W. Wijngaart, Robust actuation of silicon MEMS using SMA wires integrated at wafer-level by nickel electroplating, Sensors Actuators A-Physical. 189 (2013) 108–116. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sna.2012.08.036.
H. Gradin, S. Bushra, S.
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AING Engineering 1330 ALP Applied Logistics and Polymer Sciences 1952 BG Building and Design 1955 BW Business Administration 1956 IMST Computer Sciences and Microsystems Technology 1959
This diagram shows the trend of the distribution of men and women from studying to professorship. (Distribution of men and women in science (D08); Source: Federal Statistical Office/RWTH Aachen)
If women have more highly-qualified jobs as predicted, the domestic economic conditions will improve even further, in Germany by 4%. http://www.strategya
