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Once again this year, our researchers will be showcasing the results and innovations from their latest research projects at technology and technology transfer fairs across the country. Alongside familiar and tried-and-tested formats, there will also be a number of new initiatives.
We’re kicking things off next week with intec – the international trade fair for machine tools, manufacturing and automation technology in Leipzig – which marks our very first appearance at the event. From 7 to 10 March, the PAL project – Perspektive Arbeit Lausitz (link to the project) – will be showcasing its work at stand B52 in Hall 3. In collaboration with the Research Department, the PAL project team is coordinating a joint stand for the four university partners in the project for the first time. Together with the West Saxon University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, TU Dresden and the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg, the team aims to present the project’s initial findings in the field of data-based assistance systems and to attract new partners. Free tickets
for this trade fair are available from the PAL project team.
The new exhibition stand is also making its debut; in future, it can be flexibly adapted to suit all requirements and stand sizes at technology and transfer fairs. Further information is available from Annett Kober in the Research Department.
Following the cancellations in previous years, the Leipzig Book Fair is finally taking place again from 27 to 30 April. Mittweida University of Applied Sciences is showcasing the books and publications by its staff and students and promoting study programmes in Mittweida. For the first time, our authors will also be taking part in the fair’s programme of events. At ‘Leipzig liest’, Prof. Christoph Meyer and Prof. Röbbe Wünschiers will be presenting their works, whilst at ‘#buchbar’, Prof. Dirk Labudde and Prof. Röbbe Wünschiers will be engaging in conversation with visitors.
The programme of events for the fair will be published in the coming days.
On 9 May 2022, Prof. Michael Kuhl and his team will represent the university at RESTEC in Freiberg. The Resource Technologies Cooperation Exchange in Saxony is being held for the third time and is primarily designed to facilitate networking amongst individual providers and with external partners.
Rapid.Tech 3D will take place in Erfurt and Labvolution in Hanover, both from 9 to 11 May. In Erfurt, the Laserinstitut of Mittweida University of Applied Sciences (LHM) will present its portfolio in the field of laser-based additive manufacturing of metals and ceramics, ranging from micro-scale to macro-scale applications, whilst Prof. Jörg Matthes’s research group will present research findings on 3D Printing with plastics. In Hanover, the university will be represented by Prof. Röbbe Wünschiers and his research group in the field of Biotechnology.
For the first time this year, EUROBIKE, taking place from 21 to 25 June in Frankfurt am Main, is also on the university trade fair programme. Prof. Jörg Hübler will present the findings of his research into micromobility at the joint stand run by the Saxony Economic Development Agency.
Immediately afterwards, the LHM will be taking part in LASER World of PHOTONICS in Munich. The world’s leading trade fair for photonic components, systems and applications runs from 27 to 30 June. Scientists from the LHM will be showcasing the latest laser applications resulting from the institute’s application-oriented research and development.
The (provisional) finale to the trade fair year will be the ‘all about automation’ (aaa) trade fair for industrial automation in Central Germany, taking place from 27 to 28 September in Chemnitz, where the PAL project team and a team from the LHM will be manning the stand.
A list of Mittweida University of Applied Sciences’ planned participation in technology and technology transfer trade fairs in 2023, along with the research groups represented at each event, can be found via the following link.
The trade fair calendar is updated on an ongoing basis.
Individual trade fairs will be highlighted separately shortly before they begin.
All stand representatives from Mittweida are, of course, looking forward to welcoming visitors from Mittweida and the Mittweida University of Applied Sciences at the fairs.
We wish all exhibitors every success at the fairs.
Text and photo: Annett Kober