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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Katrin Ochsenreither has been Professor of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences (Pirmasens Campus) since May 2025. Her research and teaching combine biotechnology, bioprocess engineering, and sustainable material and product development. The focus is on how microo
Selected lectures and public relations work
„Fungal Biotechnology“ DECHEMA Young Scientists Conference Food Biotechnology Summer School 2023 in Geisenheim „Alternative Lebensmittelproteine“ Laubholztage 2023 in Eislingen/Fils “Upgrading acetic acid containing side-streams to value-added products: fungal L-malic acid production” DECHEMA Himme
Offers in university didactics
Feedback methods TAP and digiTAP in the winter semester 2025/26 between November 3 and 28, 2025 t3://page?uid=7331 Consultancy on didactic issues LVE advising in the 2025/26 winter semester between January 14 and January 30, 2026 6134 Conference Cretaceous period?! November 16 and 17, 2023 t3://page?uid=7415
Self-study courses
What are video-based self-study courses in online learning environments?
They consist of individual small video-based learning units (total duration 90-120 min). They contain practical checklists and templates. They focus on one topic at a time and get straight to the point. You can work at your own pace and
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We are an interdisciplinary research group at University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern in Zweibrücken. The research group belongs to the Department of Computer Science and Microsystems Technology (I/MST) and is directed by Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Müller.
The research group's main activities are the development of new m
The Research Group
The research group, headed by Prof. Dr.-Ing Achim Trautmann, is involved in the development and adaptation of micro/nanotechnological processes for the manufacture of components and systems at chip and wafer level. The focus is on implementation in applicable processes.
The activities focus particularly on cleanroom processes,
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The research group deals with topics related to healthy and pathological aging. One focus is Alzheimer's dementia and the gut-brain axis. We work with a wide range of methods, from in vitro assays to behavioral experiments and clinical studies in humans. We want to understand why some individuals remain cognitively fit