VPL: News-Einzelansicht

01.12.25

Neues US-Patent erteilt

Wir freuen uns, das neue US-Patent „Medical training model having at least one blood vessel model“ (U.S. Patent No. 12,431,040 B2) erhalten zu haben. Als Institut der TUHH sind wir stolz, diesen Erfolg gemeinsam mit unseren interdisziplinären Partnern am Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf erzielt zu haben und so einen weiteren Beitrag zur Entwicklung innovativer Trainingssysteme für die Medizin zu leisten. Das Patent wurde von Dr. Johanna Spallek, Dr. Juliane Vogt, Prof. Dieter Krause, Prof. Jan-Hendrik Buhk, Dr. Andreas Fröhlich und Prof. Jens Fiehler angemeldet.

28.11.25

FST Hosts Annual Meeting of LuFo 6.2 Project ULTIMATE on Ultra-Efficient Wing Technologies

This week, the #FST hosted this year’s annual meeting of the #LuFo 6.2 project #ULTIMATE (Ultra High-Efficient Wing and Moveables for Next-Generation Aircraft). The project focuses on the design, testing, and validation of an ultra-efficient, low-drag wing for future short- and medium-range aircraft. Central elements include the development of a novel laminar wing with multifunctional control surfaces and extended capabilities. As part of ULTIMATE, the FST contributes by developing a single-flap actuation system for a Krueger flap on the wing’s leading edge. Thank you to all partners for the constructive contributions throughout the meeting!

27.11.25

CCIS Journal 2025

Efficient Adversarial Generation through Selective SBFL Guidance and Automated Sub-Model Strategy

27.11.25

TFPiE 2026

Automatically Generating Programming Exercises with Open-Source LLMs: Integrating Lecture Slides and Learning Objectives

27.11.25

Ehrung für besondere Verdienste um die Fachgesellschaft

Prof. Gerhard Bauch wird die VDE Ehrenmedaille verliehen

27.11.25

Millionenförderung für Forschungsprojekt zur Gesundheit des menschlichen Bewegungsapparats

Gemeinsames Projekt unter Leitung von UKE und TUHH

27.11.25

Inaugural lectures by Prof. Dr. Bernd-Christian Renner and Prof. Dr. Olaf Landsiedel

On November 25th, the institutes of Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems (ACPS) and the Networked Cyber-Physical Systems (NCPS) organized another edition of the EIM-Colloquium, featuring the inaugural lectures of the corresponding heads, Bernd-Christian Renner and Olaf Landsiedel, and a guest lecture by Kay Römer from TU Graz. We thank all colleagues, students, collaborators and friends for making this is an exceptional event and experience. A detailed report of the EIM Colloquium is published on the TUHH homepage.