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PhD Defense First MultiSense PhD April 16, 2026
Pratika Rai successfully defended her PhD thesis, becoming the first doctoral graduate of the Forschungskolleg MultiSense. New Project MeXenz funded 2026
The MeXenz project has been selected for funding under the BMFTR HAW-ForschungsAkzente programme. The four-year pr
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Bolivia Santa Cruz German School Santa Cruz stube@ds-santacruz.bo
Brazil São Paulo Goethe-Institute São Paulo studienkolleg-saopaulo@goethe.de
Ecuador Guayaquil German School Guayaquil daphne.zambrano@alemanhumboldt.edu.ec
India Neu-Delhi Goethe-Institute Delhi shilpa.sharma@goethe.de
Indonesia Depok
Another instance of growth in the WWHK team!
Marcel Burkhart joined our team as a research assistant on 1 August 2026, and Christine Schmeißner joined us as a technical assistant (metallographer) on 1 September 2026. Both are working on the ERDF-funded HYDRA (HYdrogen-related Damage Risk Assessment) project – “Analytical and assessment expertise
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Sascha Roschy
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Wednesdays (online) by appointment Tuesdays 10 - 12h drop in
Campus Kammgarn, building A, tower room (follow the Language Coach signs "Sprachcoaches")
Online:
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Bonnie Lewis
In Kais
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Semester Application deadlines Bachelor Application deadlines Master Summer term 28–29 February 15 January Winter term 31 August 15 July
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M.Sc. Edgar Hoffmann ResearchGate informationsbox
Research project:
Micro-magnetic in-situ detection of the micro-structural evolution of steels subjected to fatigue loading in nuclear components for a short-time method for life prediction
Characterisation of materials and structures by means
M.Sc. Aline Wagner Researchgate Informationbox
Research project: Utilisation of statistical approaches within the scope of lifetime prediction methods for notched specimens using the example of unalloyed steels
Evaluation of the application potential of non-destructive measurement methods for the characterisation of cycli
