Mit PIONEER_6G in die Ära intelligenter drahtloser Netzwerke. Wie kann die drahtlose Kommunikation in Zukunft nicht nur schneller, sondern auch intelligenter und zuverlässiger werden?

On December 2nd, 2025, Mr. Tom Weise, Director of Global Sourcing at Nordex Group, joined our Negotiation Management course as a guest lecturer. Mr. Weise provided our students with an insightful perspective on negotiation within the global renewable energy industry. Drawing on his extensive experience in procurement and supply chain management, he discussed the specific challenges of negotiating in complex international supply chains and underlined how careful preparation and clear communication are key to building sustainable partnerships. A central theme of his lecture was the importance of looking beyond price in negotiations. Mr. Weise emphasized how long‑term success depends on factors such as quality, reliability, and partnership potential. He illustrated how fact‑based dialogue and patience can help overcome obstacles and create value in demanding negotiation contexts. Students engaged in a practical case scenario, where they had the opportunity to discuss and apply negotiation principles in a realistic setting. This interactive element allowed them to connect course concepts with real‑world practice. We sincerely thank Mr. Tom Weise for sharing his expertise and enriching our course with his perspectives. His contribution was highly valuable, and we look forward to welcoming him again in the future as part of our guest lecture series.

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Gemeinsames Projekt unter Leitung von UKE und TUHH

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.

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!

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

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

Prof. Gerhard Bauch wird die VDE Ehrenmedaille verliehen