Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden (HTWD)

Location: Dresden, Saxony, Germany
Expertise: Chemical engineering, process intensification, sustainability, miniaturized reactors, digitalization

HTW Dresden is a research-oriented university of applied sciences with around 4,800 students and around 160 professors. With its practice-oriented teaching in 42 degree programs and eight faculties, it is one of the leading universities of applied sciences in Germany. The university focuses on sustainability, resource conservation and digitalization. In the chemical and process engineering degree programs, the focus is on combining theory and practice - including through an integrated practical semester and project-based learning.

In the InnoLAB project, HTW contributes its expertise in process intensification, the miniaturization of reactors and practice-oriented teaching. HTW is responsible for coordinating the preparatory courses for students and for dissemination in scientific conferences and journals.

The team:

• Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Stefan Haase is Professor of Chemical Engineering and holds the chair of the same name at HTW Dresden. He studied process engineering at TU Dresden and habilitated in the field of chemical reaction engineering. His teaching activities include reaction engineering, thermal process engineering, apparatus and plant engineering. Prof. Haase has more than 15 years of teaching experience at universities, technical colleges and vocational academies.