ELVIR - Electrical marker-free readout method for the rapid detection of viruses
The specific detection of viruses plays an important role in various areas of pharmaceutical research, including the development of virus-based gene therapies and vaccines. Adeno-associated viruses (AAV) are frequently used as gene therapy vectors or as carrier viruse
eMedia
The University Library of Kaiserslautern is constantly expanding its range of electronic media.
eBooks The electronic books licensed by the University of Kaiserslautern in the fields of technology, computer science, natural sciences, economics, business and economics, engineering are available in full text and can be searched via the Dis
eMedia
The University Library of Kaiserslautern is constantly expanding its range of electronic media.
eBooks The electronic books licensed by the University of Kaiserslautern in the fields of technology, computer science, natural sciences, economics, business and economics, engineering are available in full text and can be searched via the Dis
Students who find themselves in an unintentional financial emergency have the opportunity to apply for bridging assistance quickly and without bureaucratic hurdles at the Student Services and/or Hochschule Kaiserslautern.
Students who find themselves in an unintentional financial emergency have the opportunity to apply for bridging assistance quickly and without bureaucratic hurdles at the Student Services and/or Hochschule Kaiserslautern.
Student Services: Financial Emergency Assistance
Students of the Kaiserslautern universities who have fallen into an une
EmKiPro2 - Embodiment through AI-Driven Proprioception in Prosthetics
The core focus of the project is the development of a leg prosthesis that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to transmit external stimuli—triggered by pressure, touch, or changes in temperature—and simulate sensation in muscles and joints.
To generate data, so-called surrogate
EmKiPro2 - Embodiment through AI-Driven Proprioception in Prosthetics
The core focus of the project is the development of a leg prosthesis that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to transmit external stimuli—triggered by pressure, touch, or changes in temperature—and simulate sensation in muscles and joints.
To generate data, so-called surrogate
