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:

The City of Kaiserslautern receives KIPKI funding for nine climate protection projects and seven climate change adaptation projects – one million euros alone for the expansion of the sewage treatment plant gas storage facility for renewable energy generation.
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The University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU) and Minister of Science Clemens Hoch have signed the target agreement of the new Rhineland-Palatinate Research Initiative. Until 2028, the RPTU will receive 5.93 million euros annually to further expand its research activities.

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The RPTU Chair of Entrepreneurship, together with partners from the University of the Saar-Lor-Lux Greater Region, has acquired EU funding of almost four million euros over four years for a competence center for an innovative circular economy. The project is part of the “Interreg Greater Region 2021-2027” program and connects knowledge and resources in the Greater Region and beyond.

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The RPTU researcher Dr. Tina Kostka will receive up to 1.8 million euros from the Emmy Noether Program of the German Research Foundation (DFG) to set up a junior research group in the Department of Chemistry. There, she wants to use her research into the underlying mechanisms of the toxicity of processed red meat to investigate the possible connection to the development of colon cancer.

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Kaiserslautern’s retail sector is attractive to the surrounding area. This is proven by figures from the Society for Consumer Research (GFK). Kaiserslautern therefore benefits from a strong influx of purchasing power. The top spot in the ranking of 400 municipalities goes to another city from the West Palatinate.

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Students from the Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium in Kaiserslautern won the highest award, “Outstanding,” at the “International Mathematical Modeling Challenge 2023.” Only one other team from Canada received a comparable rating.

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