TV tip: Münchberg research projects on BR television
In "Frankens Typen - Typisch Franken?" BR Fernsehen shows innovative research projects at the Münchberg campus on Monday, May 30, 2022 at 9:00 pm. [more]
published: 24.05.2022In "Frankens Typen - Typisch Franken?" BR Fernsehen shows innovative research projects at the Münchberg campus on Monday, May 30, 2022 at 9:00 pm. [more]
published: 24.05.2022Foundation Professor Günter Müller-Czygan's research group recently presented at two major water industry events. [more]
published: 23.05.2022The JuraLink project started in July 2021 in cooperation between the Kronach law firm Wittmann and the Visual Analytics research group of the Institute for Information Systems (iisys). After the successful completion of the first project phase, the partners extend the cooperation. JuraLink II started in January 2022. [more]
published: 23.05.2022In a VR project with the Lorenz Kaim Vocational School in Kronach, the Institute for Information Systems at Hof University of Applied Sciences (iisys) developed a VR application that can be used to practice live work in electrical engineering in virtual space. From now on, it will be part of everyday teaching at the Lorenz Kaim School in Kronach. [more]
published: 20.05.2022On October 12 and 13, 2022, the 2nd Hof Water Symposium will be held, a top event for the water and wastewater industry. We talked to organizer Prof. Dr. Manuela Wimmer about the concept. [more]
published: 13.05.2022The DMKG app as a free, ad-free headache calendar was previously only unlocked for participants of the "Headache Registry" project. Due to high demand, the DMKG has now made the app freely available [more]
published: 11.05.2022The upcoming Bavarian university reform will focus on a total of three pillars: Teaching and research are the first two pillars, and a brand new third pillar is the so-called "third mission". But what is that exactly? [more]
published: 10.05.2022The MakerSpace in the C-Building at Hof University is a professional workshop with high-tech machines, tools and software. In an interview with René Göhring, the project engineer of the MakerSpace, and student employee Lea Schmidt, we from Campuls.digital present the high-tech workshop at Hof University of Applied Sciences in more detail. [more]
published: 10.05.2022For the exhibition "One for All(s)," Prof. Michael Zöllner's team developed a series of explanatory and informative apps and a 3D model of the lost facility. [more]
published: 02.05.2022Low-threshold access to current technology for employees in industry: This was the vision with which the pilot project "Co-Learning Lab" was launched at the end of 2017. Following the successful start, another series of workshops has now followed. [more]
published: 02.05.2022During this year's Dies Academicus, on April 25, 2022, the Society of Friends and Sponsors of Hof University of Applied Sciences awarded prizes to the winners of the "Digital Awakening of Teaching" award for 2020 and 2021 and also presented a special research prize for 2021. [more]
published: 29.04.2022Client-side web development is currently dominated worldwide by the web frameworks Angular (Google) and React (Meta/Facebook) as well as Vue. In the European/German market, there is currently no competitive solution and universities/universities have not yet been able to counter this. The university project Hof.js under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Walter Kern is trying to change this and already offers innovative functionalities in the first version that are in part clearly superior to the solutions of the top dogs Google & Co. [more]
published: 29.04.2022The "1st Dies Academicus" took place at Hof University of Applied Sciences. Interested parties had the opportunity to learn more about the research activities and current projects at Hof University of Applied Sciences. During the event, students were also honored for special achievements [more]
published: 26.04.2022Open Access, a much discussed topic in science for quite some time - but what exactly can be understood by it? [more]
published: 21.04.2022Since November 2021, the Institute for Information Systems (iisys) at Hof University of Applied Sciences has been researching artificial intelligence models for industrial companies. These are intended to provide companies with precise information about the condition of their machines. Predictive maintenance" can thus prevent production waste. [more]
published: 21.04.2022A consortium of six partners, including the Institute for Water and Energy Management at Hof University of Applied Sciences (iwe), aims to make the wastewater network resilient to extreme weather conditions as part of the "InSchuKa4.0" research project [more]
published: 13.04.2022A driving simulator of the latest generation was purchased at Hof University of Applied Sciences for a six-figure sum. [more]
published: 13.04.2022The iisys has completed the "AktMel" research project. The project shows how local public transport can be improved by incorporating current population registration data and how services can be geared more closely to actual needs [more]
published: 10.03.2022