Regulars' table for female students and employees of the ING School
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The Equal Opportunities Team of the School of Engineering Sciences would like to offer female and male students of the School of Engineering Sciences an opportunity to network away from the lecture hall and desk. The connectING regulars' table takes place three times a semester. From the winter semester 2012/2013 to the winter semester 2021/2022, a large number of regulars' tables on changing topics and with various institute visits have already been successfully held under the umbrella of the SFB/Transregio 96 and the Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering. Since the 2017/2018 winter semester, the students have been meeting under the name connectING. It was also decided to open up individual events to men, for example on the topic of balancing family and career. Since the summer semester 2023, the connectING regulars' table has been continued as an event of the School of Engineering Sciences.
Program for the summer semester 2026
23.4.2026 Women in Tech Connect: Innovation and Inspiration
Building networks, sharing knowledge, shaping futures.
Featuring:
• Expert presentations on Radio/Audio and Radar technologies
• A guided lab tour
• A live demo showcasing Radar and Audio AI
• Networking opportunities with women engineers
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Information on other events
SustainING. socially and environmentally responsible engineering
At the center of all events is the question of one's own disciplinary and professional responsibility. The aim is to relate the engineering/technical sciences, which are strongly influenced by techno-economics and male dominance, to social and ecological sustainability requirements, to create opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange and to open up protected spaces in order to address inequalities, experiences of disadvantage and exclusion, mostly of female, multiple-discriminated persons, as starting points for change.
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SustainING. What do I want to achieve in my professional future? Reflections on sustainable technology-society-environment relationships |
| -Prof.in Dr. Cornelia Breitkopf, Dr. Sandra Buchmüller |
| -For students of all disciplines |
| -Mondays, 16:40 to 18:10 / Merkel Building, Room 202 |
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SustAInInG. Using AI in a reflective and sustainable way. |
| -Dr. Sandra Buchmüller, Dr. Adrian Ehrenhofer |
| -For students of mechanical engineering, especially from the 1st semester |
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-Fridays, 11:10 to 12:40 a.m. / Zeuner-Bau, Room 340 |
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