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\n \"January:\n
January: Hydrogen in the tank<\/div>\n \n

January: Hydrogen in the tank<\/h3>\n

Fueled up for our review of the year? Maybe soon even with hydrogen! A research team from the Institute of Internal Combustion Engines is investigating the potential of hydrogen combustion engines as the drive of the future. This will start our tour through the year 2022 in a climate-friendly and resource-saving way. Let's go! Photo credit: Lukas Sagan\/ Institute of Internal Combustion Engines<\/p>\n January: Hydrogen in the tank<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"February:\n
February: New construction of the pharmacy teaching building<\/div>\n \n

February: New construction of the pharmacy teaching building<\/h3>\n

The first stage is the construction of the new pharmacy teaching building. Even though construction is not scheduled to start until 2023, we were able to take a look at the design in February. The identity-creating new building will be constructed of wood and largely recycled reinforced concrete and will provide a new home for the pharmacy courses. Photo credit: \u00a9 ksg \/ rendertaxi<\/p>\n February: New construction of the pharmacy teaching building<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"February:\n
February: In the Arctic with a Helicopter Towed Probe<\/div>\n \n

February: In the Arctic with a Helicopter Towed Probe<\/h3>\n

In 2021, the towed probe HELIPOD of the Institute of Flight Guidance collected meteorological data in the Arctic as part of the MOSAiC expedition. After hundreds of international researchers evaluated the expedition's observations, the first results were published in February. These provide a complete picture of climate processes in the central Arctic for the first time. Photo credit: Falk P\u00e4tzold\/Institute of Flight Guidance\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n February: In the Arctic with a Helicopter Towed Probe<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"February\/March:\n
February\/March: Solidarity with Ukraine<\/div>\n \n

February\/March: Solidarity with Ukraine<\/h3>\n

TU Braunschweig is deeply shocked by the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine and condemns it in the strongest possible terms. Within a very short time, emergency funds were set up for Ukrainian students and researchers who have fled Ukraine. Photo credit: TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n February\/March: Solidarity with Ukraine<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"March:\n
March: Research cooperation in war<\/div>\n \n

March: Research cooperation in war<\/h3>\n

In December 2021, TU Braunschweig started a research cooperation with the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI) in Kiev. With the beginning of the war, however, the focus was initially on the safety of the Ukrainian scientists. Professor Vadim Issakov, Institute for CMOS Design, immediately got involved so that four refugee students from the KPI could be accepted at TU Braunschweig. Photo credit: Max Fuhrmann\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n March: Research cooperation in war<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"April:\n
April: 3D-printed sodium-ion batteries by 2025<\/div>\n \n

April: 3D-printed sodium-ion batteries by 2025<\/h3>\n

Safer, cheaper, more sustainable and more flexible with increased performance - these are the attributes of a new generation of batteries: These solid-state batteries rely on sodium instead of lithium and enable the production of variable volumes and geometries through 3D printing processes. TU Braunschweig is part of a German industry and research consortium that aims to make the production of 3D-printed solid-state batteries ready for mass production within the next three years. Photo credit: Marisol Glasserman\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n April: 3D-printed sodium-ion batteries by 2025<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"April:\n
April: Architecture students renovate half-timbered house<\/div>\n \n

April: Architecture students renovate half-timbered house<\/h3>\n

For the second time, a group of architecture students supported the reconstruction work after the flood disaster in the Ahr valley. Under the supervision of an earthen building expert, the group helped to renovate a severely damaged half-timbered house in April. Photo credit: Chantal Karadag\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n April: Architecture students renovate half-timbered house<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"April:\n
April: Introducing the new climatic AWD dynamometer at NFF<\/div>\n \n

April: Introducing the new climatic AWD dynamometer at NFF<\/h3>\n

After a good year and a half of construction, the new climatic dynamometer at the Automotive Research Centre Niedersachsen (NFF) was inaugurated in April. The overall test stand extends over a total of three floors and allows measurements to be made on the driving behaviour of a vehicle using numerous parameters under sometimes extreme external climatic conditions. Photo credit: NFF\/Andr\u00e9 Walther <\/p>\n April: Introducing the new climatic AWD dynamometer at NFF<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"May:\n
May: On the road to greater sustainability<\/div>\n \n

May: On the road to greater sustainability<\/h3>\n

Sustainability is a top priority in all decisions and processes at TU Braunschweig. That's why we took a look around on campus in May and asked the Sustainability Working Group, the elenia Institute for High Voltage Technology and Power Systems and also our Division of Facility Management how far the university has come on the road to climate neutrality. Photo credit: Lars Altendorf\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n May: On the road to greater sustainability<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"May:\n
May: Free the cat with quantum gates<\/div>\n \n

May: Free the cat with quantum gates<\/h3>\n

Playfully discover the world of quantum with virtual reality. This is made possible by the escape game of the QuantumVR project. Players have to free the cat \"Mr. X\" from a glass dome and learn along the way what quantum algorithms, gates and states are all about. Photo credit: Laurenz K\u00f6tter\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n May: Free the cat with quantum gates<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"May:\n
May: Anchoring internationalisation firmly and permanently<\/div>\n \n

May: Anchoring internationalisation firmly and permanently<\/h3>\n

During the successfully completed audit processes in 2015 and 2018, TU Braunschweig already set the course for the internationalisation of the university. In order to continue to meet the tasks of internationalisation despite the Corona pandemic and the Ukraine crisis, TU Braunschweig is now the first university to enter the Re-Audit\u00b2 process, which will once again put the internationalisation strategy to the test. Photo credit: Simone F\u00fcrst\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n May: Anchoring internationalisation firmly and permanently<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"May:\n
May: Effective against an overactive immune system<\/div>\n \n

May: Effective against an overactive immune system<\/h3>\n

A team of scientists led by Professor Karsten Hiller from the Braunschweig Centre for Systems Biology BRICS has discovered an endogenous, anti-inflammatory substance: mesaconic acid. This molecule could be a drug candidate that can be further developed to treat shock resulting from blood poisoning and autoimmune diseases such as psoriasis and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) \u2013 without the known side effects of anti-inflammatory drugs currently in use. Photo credit: BRICS\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n May: Effective against an overactive immune system<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"June:\n
June: ScienceHero Award for Melanie Brinkmann<\/div>\n \n

June: ScienceHero Award for Melanie Brinkmann<\/h3>\n

On 11 June 2022, virologist Melanie Brinkmann, professor at the Institute of Genetics, was awarded Science Hero 2022. The award mainly honours her role in knowledge communication and transfer during the Corona pandemic. Photo credit: Moritz Kuestner<\/p>\n June: ScienceHero Award for Melanie Brinkmann<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"June:\n
June: The perfect climate for research<\/div>\n \n

June: The perfect climate for research<\/h3>\n

His summer trip in 2022 took the then Lower Saxony's Environment Minister Olaf Lies to the new climate chamber at the Leichtwei\u00df-Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources. The climate chamber, with a wave-current channel suitable for saltwater, makes it possible to conduct experiments under controlled conditions on waves, currents, temperature and varying salinity with sediments, thus providing the perfect climate for research. Photo credit: Max Fuhrmann\/ TU Braunschweig <\/p>\n June: The perfect climate for research<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"June:\n
June: A Festival of sustainability<\/div>\n \n

June: A Festival of sustainability<\/h3>\n

TUmorrow Day took place for the first time in June in perfect summer weather. Organised by the Green Office, the day of action on the topic of sustainability offered a colourful programme: In lectures, workshops, at the Market of Possibilities or in the Science Slam, visitors were able to find out about all questions related to the topic of sustainability. Photo credit: Max Fuhrmann\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n June: A Festival of sustainability<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"July:\n
July: The first Tag der Vielfalt at TU Braunschweig<\/div>\n \n

July: The first Tag der Vielfalt at TU Braunschweig<\/h3>\n

Since 2021, the Progress Pride Flag has been permanently hoisted on university square as a sign of self-determination, openness and acceptance. This year, the University set another example for diversity and anti-discrimination with the first Tag der Vielfalt (Diversity Day). A variety of projects and initiatives presented themselves. Photo credit: Kristina Rottig\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n July: The first Tag der Vielfalt at TU Braunschweig<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"July:\n
July: Students from all over the world visit TU Braunschweig<\/div>\n \n

July: Students from all over the world visit TU Braunschweig<\/h3>\n

This year, the Summer School offer, which has been a tradition for 40 years, was further expanded. In three summer courses, 24 students from all over the world learned not only the German language but also German history and culture. Photo credit: Simone F\u00fcrst\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n July: Students from all over the world visit TU Braunschweig<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"July:\n
July: TU9 with Professor Dr. Tanja Br\u00fchl and Professor Dr. Angela Ittel Elected as Dual Leaders<\/div>\n \n

July: TU9 with Professor Dr. Tanja Br\u00fchl and Professor Dr. Angela Ittel Elected as Dual Leaders<\/h3>\n

In July, the Alliance of Leading Technical Universities (TU9) unanimously elected a new Executive Board for the term 2022 to 2024. Our President Angela Ittel and the President of TU Darmstadt Tanja Br\u00fchl lead the TU9 Alliance together from 1 October. This is the first time two women have been at the top. Photo credits: Kristina Rottig\/TU Braunschweig (left), Katrin Binner\/TU Darmstadt (right)<\/p>\n July: TU9 with Professor Dr. Tanja Br\u00fchl and Professor Dr. Angela Ittel Elected as Dual Leaders<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"August:\n
August: Climate Change and Early Man research project launched<\/div>\n \n

August: Climate Change and Early Man research project launched<\/h3>\n

As part of the joint project \"Climate Change and Early Man\", which is funded by the state of Lower Saxony and the Volkswagen Foundation, 437,000 euros will go to the Institute for Geosystems and Bioindication. The Braunschweig team investigates DNA of early humans to contribute to a better understanding of natural climate change. Photo credit: V. Minkus, \u00a9 NLD<\/p>\n August: Climate Change and Early Man research project launched<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"August:\n
August: Role Model: Doro Bischoff<\/div>\n \n

August: Role Model: Doro Bischoff<\/h3>\n

As part of the focus topic 2022, the project Role Models: First Generation Academics makes social diversity at the university visible. In short interviews, TU members introduce themselves who were the first in their family to study, such as Doro Bischoff, PhD student at the Institute for Geophysics and Extraterrestrial Physics. Photo credit: Doro Bischoff\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n August: Role Model: Doro Bischoff<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"August:\n
August: Every saving helps<\/div>\n \n

August: Every saving helps<\/h3>\n

The energy crisis has already been a major topic at TU Braunschweig since the beginning of the year. The TU energy saving campaign started back in April. Vice-President Dietmar Smyrek reports on the need to save energy in order to get through the winter by saving 20 per cent, to compensate for the increase in costs and at the same time to reduce greenhouse emissions, and what is important in the coming months: Together we want to save 20 per cent of energy as a university. Photo credit: Max Fuhrmann\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n August: Every saving helps<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"September:\n
September: TU Braunschweig involved in NASA mission to the Jupiter system<\/div>\n \n

September: TU Braunschweig involved in NASA mission to the Jupiter system<\/h3>\n

The MAGNETSRODE calibration laboratory of the Institute of Geophysics and Extraterrestrial Physics was selected in an international tender by NASA for the calibration of the magnetometers on the \"Europa Clipper\" mission, which will start in autumn 2024. The worldwide unique laboratory prevailed against eight other facilities. Photo credit: Ingo Richter\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n September: TU Braunschweig involved in NASA mission to the Jupiter system<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"September:\n
September: \u201cInternationality must become integral part of the way we work\u201d<\/div>\n \n

September: \u201cInternationality must become integral part of the way we work\u201d<\/h3>\n

Tatjana Schneider took office as Vice President for Internationalisation und Regional Relations in August. In the interview, she reports on what is particularly important in internationalisation and what role the Re-Audit\u00b2 process plays in this regard. Photo credit: Simone F\u00fcrst\/TU Braunschweig <\/p>\n September: \u201cInternationality must become integral part of the way we work\u201d<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"September:\n
September: Braunschweig\u2019s mayor and TU president on a fully automated drive<\/div>\n \n

September: Braunschweig\u2019s mayor and TU president on a fully automated drive<\/h3>\n

A test drive in an autonomously driving car - Braunschweig's Mayor Dr. Thorsten Kornblum and President Angela Ittel have already tried out the planned autonomous passenger shuttle route at the Research Airport in the research vehicle \"TEASY 3\". Photo credit: Isabell Massel\/NFF<\/p>\n September: Braunschweig\u2019s mayor and TU president on a fully automated drive<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"September:\n
September: Expansion of the Large Wave Flume: World\u2019s largest wave maker is installed<\/div>\n \n

September: Expansion of the Large Wave Flume: World\u2019s largest wave maker is installed<\/h3>\n

The reconstruction work in the Large Wave Flume of Leibniz Universit\u00e4t Hannover and TU Braunschweig is almost complete. President Angela Ittel and LUH President Prof. Volker Epping inspected the construction work on the world's largest wave maker. A reopening of the facility is planned for 2023 and will open up unique research opportunities. Photo credit: Max Fuhrmann\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n September: Expansion of the Large Wave Flume: World\u2019s largest wave maker is installed<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"October:\n
October: The 2022 central reception of first-year students in pictures and video<\/div>\n \n

October: The 2022 central reception of first-year students in pictures and video<\/h3>\n

What a day! After two years, we were able to welcome the new students back in person. With a la-Ola wave and a choreography with streamers in rainbow colours, they started their studies in the Eintracht stadium. A varied programme with lots of information and music awaited the first-year students. In addition to the traditional welcome by our President Angela Ittel, the AStA, the Greenoffice and the \"Sandkasten\", among others, introduced themselves. Photo credit: Andreas Rudolph\/TU Braunschweig <\/p>\n October: The 2022 central reception of first-year students in pictures and video<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"October:\n
October: In dialogue with the President<\/div>\n \n

October: In dialogue with the President<\/h3>\n

Contribute new ideas, have a confidential conversation, actively participate in shaping the university. With the four dialogue formats Campus Hour, Office Hours, Feedback Space and Digital Town Hall, President Angela Ittel invites all TU members to share their heartfelt topics and thus participate in the holistic development of the university. Photo credit: Max Fuhrmann\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n October: In dialogue with the President<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"October:\n
October: Protests in Iran<\/div>\n \n

October: Protests in Iran<\/h3>\n

The situation in Iran fills many with great concern. TU Braunschweig sees itself as a cosmopolitan university and has joined the statements of the DAAD and the HRK, which declare their solidarity with the Iranian citizens, especially with the members of Iranian universities, and condemn the violence. Photo credit: Kristina Rottig\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n October: Protests in Iran<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"November:\n
November: TU cycling team races to the top<\/div>\n \n

November: TU cycling team races to the top<\/h3>\n

Wow! The TU Braunschweig team has once again made it to first place in the Braunschweig City Cycling. This year, even more cyclists pedalled and covered even more kilometres than last year. That's what we call sport and team spirit. Photo credit: Olaf Fechtner\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n November: TU cycling team races to the top<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"November:\n
November: Happy anniversary Student Services!<\/div>\n \n

November: Happy anniversary Student Services!<\/h3>\n

100 years of the Student Services OstNiedersachsen - congratulations! The Student Services has been taking care of the various needs of students and supporting them in their everyday lives for a century. On the occasion of the birthday, we took a look behind the scenes. We are looking forward to the next 100 years! Photo credits: Heinrich Heidersberger, www.heidersberger.de (left), Markus H\u00f6rster\/TU Braunschweig (right) <\/p>\n November: Happy anniversary Student Services!<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"November:\n
November: North German Science Award goes to Braunschweig<\/div>\n \n

November: North German Science Award goes to Braunschweig<\/h3>\n

The North German Science Award went to Braunschweig! The joint project \"Homeo-Hirn\" was awarded the second prize of 100,000 euros. Researchers from three TU research centres are investigating the homeostasis of brain cells in an interdisciplinary way. A disturbance of this equilibrium can be the cause of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Photo credit: BWFGB Hamburg<\/p>\n November: North German Science Award goes to Braunschweig<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"November:\n
November: Measuring systems for the communication technology of the future<\/div>\n \n

November: Measuring systems for the communication technology of the future<\/h3>\n

Technology for the sixth generation of mobile communications? The need for fast wireless data communication is growing and growing, which also leads to increasing data transmission rates in information technology. To meet these in the future, the research group \"Metrology for THz Communications\" is working on new approaches in communication technology. The research group has now been extended by the DFG for three years. Photo credit: Tobias Doeker <\/p>\n November: Measuring systems for the communication technology of the future<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"November:\n
November: Lower Saxony Science Award goes to Mathematics and Chemistry student Mandy Hoffmann<\/div>\n \n

November: Lower Saxony Science Award goes to Mathematics and Chemistry student Mandy Hoffmann<\/h3>\n

TU student Mandy Hoffmann was awarded the Lower Saxony Science Award in the \"Students\" category for her outstanding professional achievements. She began her two Bachelor's degree programmes in Mathematics and Chemistry at the age of 15, making her at times one of the youngest students in Germany. In her Bachelor's thesis, she combined her interest in Chemistry with mathematical methods and developed new approximation methods for calculating molecular properties. Photo credit: Katrin K. Hoffmann<\/p>\n November: Lower Saxony Science Award goes to Mathematics and Chemistry student Mandy Hoffmann<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"December:\n
December: Methane above the Baltic Sea<\/div>\n \n

December: Methane above the Baltic Sea<\/h3>\n

HELiPOD is back in action! Already in October, initial measurements over the Baltic Sea showed that elevated methane was not only measured directly above the leaks of the Nord Stream pipelines, but over a larger area. Against this background, the Institute of Flight Guidance, together with the DLR Institute of Atmospheric Physics, again carried out measurements with the HELiPOD in November. Photo credit: Falk P\u00e4tzold<\/p>\n December: Methane above the Baltic Sea<\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"December:\n
December: On an expedition to the lakes of the Maya <\/div>\n \n

December: On an expedition to the lakes of the Maya <\/h3>\n

Seven students ecologically and geophysically investigated jungle lakes in Mexico. Alongside their research, the students also gained insights into the life of the Lacandons, who belong to the Mayan ethnic group, and were able to taste culinary specialities. Bastian Br\u00f6mer and Ruth Glebe report on their experiences in Mexico. Photo credit: Ruth Glebe\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n December: On an expedition to the lakes of the Maya <\/a>\n \n<\/div>\n

\n \"December:\n
December: Welcome of the TU babies in the new parent-and-child room <\/div>\n \n

December: Welcome of the TU babies in the new parent-and-child room <\/h3>\n

The TU offspring is there! This year, President Angela Ittel welcomed new parents and their offspring for the first time in presence. The families were traditionally presented with baby bags containing lots of information about family-friendly offers at the University. A special highlight was this year's venue: the new parent-and-child room in the Historic Main Building, which can now be used. 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