Vortrag bei „Wirtschaft trifft Wissenschaft" in der Handelskammer Hamburg

A new open dataset disaggregates the global ISIMIP3 climate projections from daily to hourly resolution, so that impact models can finally resolve processes that unfold within a day.

Climate extremes rarely arrive alone, and a new perspective paper asks what it takes for research on such compound events to actually be usable in early warning and adaptation practice.

Betrügerische Mails werden dank KI immer perfekter. TUHH-Forscher Nicolás E. Díaz Ferreyra erklärt, warum Datenschutz bei unserer eigenen Psychologie beginnt

Unsere Kollegin Jessica Ehrbar vertrat das Institut für Flugzeug-Produktionstechnik (IFPT)

Auszeichnung für TUHH-Team MicroHarvest gewinnt den Hamburger Gründerpreis 2026 in der Kategorie „Existenzgründer“

Betrügerische Mails werden dank KI immer perfekter. TUHH-Forscher Nicolás E. Díaz Ferreyra erklärt, warum Datenschutz bei unserer eigenen Psychologie beginnt

Our team had the opportunity to attend both SMM Hamburg and LogiNext Germany.At SMM, we enjoyed insightful presentations, explored current developments in the maritime industry, and had many interesting conversations with companies, partners, and other exhibitors. It was a great opportunity to exchange perspectives, strengthen existing connections, and make new ones.At LogiNext Germany, our colleague Marvin Kastner joined the panel discussion “Critical Supply Chains: How Data Intelligence and Cooperation Strengthen Supply Security.” The panel focused on how data intelligence and cooperation between industry, academia, infrastructure operators and the public sector can help identify critical dependencies and make supply chains more resilient.We were also very happy to meet up with our former colleague Jürgen Weigell, who joined us during the events. It was great to have part of the former and current team together again!A big thank you to everyone we met and exchanged these days. We are taking home many interesting impressions, new perspectives, and ideas for future collaborations.

Rund 80 Fachleute diskutieren bei der 33. Fachtagung „Experimentelle Strömungsmechanik“ neueste Entwicklungen in Forschung und Messtechnik

The 30th Logistics Research Network (LRN) Conference took place in Liverpool, UK, a city well known for its rich maritime heritage and historic port. This year’s conference was hosted by Liverpool John Moores University.Our colleague Derya Kara represented the Institute of Maritime Logistics and presented her paper, “Investigation of Human Factors in Terminal Accidents and the Role of Immersive Technologies in Training Deficiency.” Her research explores human factors and training deficiencies in terminal accidents and considers the potential of immersive technologies to enhance safety training.The conference provided valuable insights into different perspectives and current developments in logistics, as well as great opportunities for networking and exchange with the international research community. We are also very pleased to have had the opportunity to present our research on an international stage.