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Artificial intelligence requires huge amounts of data, right? Our guest today shows that there’s another way. As a doctoral candidate, Lea Eileen Brauner is researching algorithms that can function with surprisingly little data. We’ll talk about her path into research, her experiences in teaching, and why women in STEM fields often still have to overcome unique hurdles. Lea Eileen Brauner conducts...

Ostfalia is participating in the Lower Saxony microelectronics network Nitride Technology Centre (NTC) and is contributing its expertise to the development of a new type of neuromorphic computer. The joint project is entitled "Bringing Light to Microelectronics" (BRIGHT) and is being funded by the state of Lower Saxony and the Volkswagen Foundation with around 15 million euros. The aim of the...

Digital technology to support people with disabilities was the topic of a lecture evening organised by Prof. Dr Sandra Verena Müller.

In the AeroKISS project, Ostfalia is developing an AI-supported method for designing safety-relevant aircraft components made of natural fibre composites.

The high practical relevance of the degree programme helps you to be well prepared for your future career.

Well organised, lots of fun and many interesting discussions: over 40 companies have registered for the Expect! careers fair - there are still places available!

The impetus and scientific expertise for the latest exhibition at the Phaeno was provided by an Ostfalia project researching the recycling of fishing nets.

From the office to the lecture and back again: Jana Kiehne talks about her dual role as a student and employee at Ostfalia.

From nature experience to strategy: why hiking is more than just leisure time Hiking means consciously experiencing landscapes. But knowledge, planning and care are needed to ensure that paths provide orientation and nature remains protected. This is precisely why our guest Erik Neumeyer talks about his adventurous thesis, his path into hiking tourism consulting and the relevance of data...

A new chapter in life began on March 2 for 550 first-year students. They started their studies at Ostfalia. Impressions from the from the welcome events.