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Künstlerische Illustrierung eines Übergangs von ungeordneter zu geordneter Oszillation. © You.com / KI-generiert von Matthias Hahndorf
Jun 19, 2025
From complete disorder to near-perfect order: New research on complex systems in nature and engineering
Portrait Prof. Murawski © Sven Ellger, TUD
Jun 18, 2025
"Organic Semiconductors for a Brighter Future of Brain Research" - Prof. Caroline Murawski at the University-Wide Inaugural Lecture series
In the future, technologies such as the nanobiosensor developed by HZDR scientist Dr. Larysa Barabanto to quickly detect pathogens can benefit from SENSCUBATOR's transfer support and be put into practical use much faster. © HZDR / André Wirsig
Jun 18, 2025
Transfer accelerator for pioneering sensor technologies: SENSCUBATOR is seeking project ideas for Saxony's innovation community
In Vertretung von Ministerpräsident Michael Kretschmer überreicht Landtagspräsident Alexander Dierks den Verdienstorden des Freistaates Sachsen an Prof. Dr. Karl Leo aus Dresden. © Pawel Sosnowski
Jun 17, 2025
Outstanding achievements in research and transfer: TUD scientist Karl Leo honored with Order of Merit of the Free State of Saxony
Prof. Frank Buchholz © Sebastian Rose
Jun 17, 2025
ERC Advanced Grant: Frank Buchholz (TUD) once again receives the highest endowed EU funding award for precise genome editing
Eine Moderatorin der LNdW spricht zu einem großen Publikum auf der Wiese des HSZ der TUD. © Klaus Gigga
Jun 16, 2025
The smartest night of the year: TU Dresden participates in the Dresden Science Night on June 20, 2025 with over 200 events
Porträt Jens-Uwe Sommer © IPF/ Jens-Uwe Sommer
Jun 16, 2025
New research training group for biomolecular condensates in Dresden
Porträtfoto von Dr. Robert Grundke © Robert Grundke
Jun 15, 2025
TUD alumnus presents OECD Economic Survey: Discussion event at the Faculty of Business and Economics on June 18
Veranstaltungspavillon im Botanischen Garten © Stefan Gröschel/TUD
Jun 13, 2025
“Meet the luminary under the conifer“: Adapting to the heat, researching forest fires, and a look at art after the Civil War