14.11.25
Update: Die monatliche GitLab Wartung wurde auf Dienstag den 18.11. verschoben, daher wird GitLab an diesem Tag zwischen 17 Uhr und 18 Uhr nicht erreichbar sein
14.11.25
PhD candidates Hossein Ostovar, Moritz Hollenberg and Tom Liebing together with Dr. Oliver Korup, Dr.-Ing. Dennis Kähler, Prof. Thorsten A. Kern, and Prof. Raimund Horn have shared their latest results on simulation-driven Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) for buoyancy-driven electrolyte mixing.
14.11.25
Am 14. November 2025 um 11:00 Uhr findet der hochschulöffentliche Vortrag zur Bachelorarbeit von Mia Niehoff statt. Der Titel der Arbeitet lautet „Robuste Berechnung von Arbeitspunkten zur Kleinsignalstabilitätsanalyse in elektrischen Energiesystemen“. Der Vortrag findet statt in der Harburger Schloßstraße 22a (Palmspeicher) in Raum 4.006.
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14.11.25
Wir freuen euch mitteilen zu können, dass der Rückblick unserer Abschlussveranstaltung des diesjährigen CAE-Teamprojekts nun in Videoform auf YouTube verfügbar ist.
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13.11.25
We were delighted to welcome Barbara von Graeve from the FKi Diversity for Success for a dedicated Career Planning Workshop with our female PhDs and researchers at TUHH.
13.11.25
Am Donnerstag den 13.11.2025 wurde das von der DFG geförderte Großgerät „Environmental und in-situ Rasterelektronenmikroskop“ vom Leiter der Betriebseinheit Elektronenmikroskopie BEEM, Dr.-Ing. Martin Ritter, feierlich eingeweiht.
13.11.25
Our submitted paper: Online Passive Localization for Underwater Swarm Vehicles using a Low-cost Acoustic Modem Authors: Yuehan Jiang, Bernd-Christian Renner was accepted for the IEEE MRS 2025 Symposium. We congratulate the authors.
13.11.25
On November 13th, 2025, we welcomed Dr. Christopher Ford, Regional Sales Manager at LGC Diagnostics and Genomics, to our B2B Marketing course. With operations in 14 contries and products sold in over 180 markets, LGC operates across the life sciences value chain, from supplying critical biological materials to supporting diagnostics, pharma, and research laboratories. Christopher provided students with a rare inside look into the complexity of B2B marketing and sales within one of the world’s most demanding industries. Christopher began by outlining how B2B sales in life sciences industries are shaped by long decision cycles, strict regulatory requirements, and high scientific and financial stakes. He walked students through the life sciences value chain and emphasized how LGC plays different roles as manufacturer, distributor, and research partner, ensuring coordination with other stakeholders, quality, and regulatory complience. In this environment, knowledge-driven acquisition strategies, quick response times, and cross-functional collaboration are indispensable. A central theme of the session was the importance of trust. Christopher introduced students to the Trust Equation, explaining how credibility, reliability, and intimacy, balanced against self-interest, shape long-term customer relationships. Accordingly, successful sales teams prioritize value, scientific rigor, and long-term partnership potential rather than focusing solely on price. During the interactive case study, students worked on strategies for winning back a lost customer, applying principles of service recovery, proactive engagement, and relationship rebuilding. The exercise highlighted how trust and responsiveness can restore credibility even in competitive and highly technical markets. We thank Dr. Christopher Ford for delivering such a rich and insightful session. We look forward to welcoming him again as part of our guest lecture series.
13.11.25
Career Information Event
12.11.25
Neuer internationaler Masterstudiengang „Computational Methods and Machine Learning in Engineering“ startet 2026 an TU Hamburg