Success Storys

SuccesS STORYS

INTERNATIONAL CUTTING-EDGE RESEARCH AND INNOVATIONS
from Kaiserslautern

The science and innovation region of Kaiserslautern is a hotspot for digital transformation in Germany. Not only are there a large number of renowned research institutes here, but many companies have also settled here in recent years, from major international corporations to hidden champions and SMEs to start-ups.
All of these institutions and companies are driving research and innovation in the field of digital transformation – you can find their latest success stories here:

RPTU has secured two seals of approval in the distance learning sector: “Excellent Provider 2025” from Fernstudium Direkt and “Top Distance Learning Provider 2025” from FernstudiumCheck. Both evaluation and comparison portals present these awards annually on the basis of feedback from distance learning students.

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The United Nations has declared 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ), recognizing the 100th anniversary of the development of quantum mechanics. As an important center of quantum research, the Fraunhofer ITWM is participating with educational programs and events.

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The Leibniz Institute for Composite Materials (IVW) in Kaiserslautern is delighted to have received a grant of 500,000 euros from Katharina Heil, Ministerial Director at the Rhineland-Palatinate Ministry of Science and Health (MWG).

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The University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU) was the first university in the VRN network area to introduce the new Germany semester ticket – an important step towards modern mobility.

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Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences is a founding partner and pioneer in the nationwide flagship project “Skilled workers for microelectronics: skills4chips”. The BMBF is funding the establishment of a national training academy for microelectronics and microsystems technology – the Microtec Academy.

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The “Crafting Futures” research project involving RPTU and DFKI aims to use augmented reality (AR) technology and generative AI to make it possible for everyone to directly experience the still invisible consequences of climate change in cities.

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