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for the development of resource- and energy-efficient manufacturing processes that simultaneously bring increases in productivity.” Interdisciplinary research on cooling lubricants A biologist and doctor
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nanolasers, the photons exhibit formation of super clusters. Whereas on a real highway this would bring traffic to a complete standstill, the photons contained in light pulses continue to travel through
to the bIoTope pilot projects. Among other things, they contribute towards the blo-Tope vision by bringing in their expertise and the tools requisite for linked data and meta-data management. The MobiVoc
example. Democratization of robotics The CRC is of high societal relevance in other aspects, too: It brings together international scholars and scientists and supports the idea of “Open Research” – the concept
oxygen. The rocket’s control electronics were purchased from retail stores, and the parachute to bring the rocket safely down to earth again can be found in the outdoor leisure segment. In other words
Mirastschijski moved to the University of Bremen from the Medical University of Hanover in 2013, bringing her research group called “Wound Repair Unit” with her. Since 2012, she also works as a plastic
example, to navigate surgeons through minimally invasive surgeries in the future. Tiltification is now bringing this cutting-edge technology to everyone – in form of a simple but handy app.” By Laypeople – For
chronic non-healing wounds”. Professor Mirastschijski confirms the advantages such a product would bring: “It could be used in the healing process of acute as well as for chronic skin wounds and would at
shakespeare company, Dr . Eva Schöck-Quinteros from the University of Bremen’s History Department brings the past and present of this South American country to the stage. Some of the topics addressed by
university have created something new. The exhibition in the Lower Hall of Bremen City Hall will bring all the sites together. The exhibition is open between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. from Wednesdays to Sundays