Among other exceptional guests, we are honored to welcome Professor Luc Soler, CEO of Visible Patient, associated with the Endocrine and Digestive Surgical team of Professor Didier Mutter in Les Hopitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg , Member of the Académie Française de Chirurgie.
At the end of January, the Franco-German University (DFH) once again awarded prizes to outstanding students and graduates of its binational and trinational degree programmes as well as the best Franco-German doctoral theses. The prizes are sponsored by companies and institutions that operate accross borders.
On Thursday, April 7, 2022, researchers, developers and users will discuss the multifaceted topic at Offenburg University of Applied Sciences. The contributions will focus on the solutions developed by the Hochschule Offenburg and INSA Strasbourg in the VIRTFac project as well as examples of best practices from industry and research.
The application oriented Machine Learning course will be offered for the first time in spring 2022 (16.-18.3.22 / 30.3.-1.4.22). The English-language training course consists of an introductory and an advanced course. Register now!
The program of the Innovation Day Upper Rhine is gradually being unveiled. Discover here the first highlights of this exceptional trinational day which will take place on 12 April 2022 at the Palais Universitaire in Strasbourg
Design Thinking workshop for students, researchers and entrepreneurs! From March 21 to March 24, 2022 from 10am to 12pm, participants will experience the entire "need finding phase" of the Design Thinking process and, step-by-step, turn their findings into a business idea.
Take part in the first edition of the Innovation Day between Germany, Switzerland and France: An exceptional opportunity to exchange on technology and knowledge transfer in the Upper Rhine, to connect with innovation actors and to discover influential speakers from the world of business, start-ups and research.
One of the goals of KTUR is to intensify the cooperation between the transfer offices of the partner institutions and to create a common trinational network of knowledge and technology transfer. To achieve this, it is essential that the transfer actors get to know each other personally, exchange and learn from each other’s experiences. To this end, a first KTUR staff exchange took place in fall 2021: Dr. Aude Pélisson-Schecker, Innovation Manager at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany spent several days with team of SATT Conectus, the transfer office for, among others, the French universities of Strasbourg and Haute-Alsace. We interviewed her about this exceptional opportunity.
The KTUR Start-up Talks just wrapped up their second season with three events this semester. Experienced entrepreneurs shared their stories and their learnings to inspire students from the Upper Rhine region to found their own start-ups.
Within the framework of the work package "Scientific Continuing Education" under the leadership of Romina Junk, the first cross-border continuing education course "Machine…