On Tuesday, 3 September and Wednesday, 4 September, the SICP - Software Innovation Campus Paderborn invites you to the 18th Paderborn IT Security Day at Zukunftsmeile 2. Originating from the ‘Industry meets IT’ forum, the annual event offers interested parties from universities and industry the opportunity to find out about current IT security topics and exchange experiences.
In the 36th episode of the “All Day Research” podcast, Dr. Jana Seep from the Computer Science Office talks to Professor Dr. Marco Platzner about the combined degree course in Computer Engineering.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of electrical engineering with our brand-new YouTube series ‘Da steckt Elektrotechnik drin!’. In collaboration with leading experts and students from our Institute of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, we present a multifaceted series.
University Paderborn welcomes the new Professor Dr Lin Wang to its ranks. Professor Wang has headed the Computer Networks Group at Paderborn University since November 2023 and brings with him a wealth of experience and enthusiasm.
Reducing production times, saving costs and identifying errors - artificial intelligence (AI) is an important key to product development. In order to bring users, providers and experts in AI together, eighteen partners from science and industry have developed a digital platform as part of the ‘AI Marketplace’ research project.
In the second episode of the new electrical engineering podcast “Current Affairs”, guest Andre Becker talks to the host, Olga Friesen, about the Electrical Engineering Day (E2-Day).
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From March 25 to 28, 2024, the "Women Shaping the Information Society" project at Paderborn University invited schoolgirls in grades 7 to 13 to take part in a vacation program that immersed them in the world of STEM subjects and offered them guidance for their future studies.
Out of 39 participating universities worldwide, the team consisting of research assistants and students from the Department of Power Electronics and Electrical Drive Technology at Paderborn University took first place in the model performance category.
Topics such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data science are also becoming increasingly relevant at school. Thanks to a cooperation with Paderborn University, pupils at Gymnasium Theodorianum can regularly deepen their knowledge in this area.
At the start of the summer semester 2024, 60 international students began their master's degree programme at the Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics.
In the latest ranking by the Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE), Paderborn University once again receives top marks from students. This year, subjects in the natural sciences, health sciences and social sciences were put to the test. Paderborn University took part in the ranking, which was published today, with the subjects of Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Sociology and Sports.
We are pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Heike Trautmann as a new professor at our faculty at Paderborn University from the winter semester 2023/24. With her broad range of experience and passion for innovative research, she brings a wealth of expertise and commitment to our academic community.
This year's Weierstrass Lecture will be held by Prof. Dr. Alessio Figalli from ETH Zurich on the topic "Beyond Boundaries: Recent Advances in the Obstacle Problem". Figalli was awarded the Fields Medal in 2018. It is the highest award in the field of mathematics and has a reputation comparable to that of the Nobel Prize, which does not exist in this discipline.
From measuring and radar systems to telecommunications: huge amounts of data are being transmitted in ever shorter times nowadays. Precise signals are essential. If they are inaccurate, errors occur. In the "RadiOptics" research project, which was launched last June at the Heinz Nixdorf Institute at Paderborn University, scientists are therefore working on a signal generator that aims to reduce potential sources of error. A spin-off has now…
