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Dresden, Germany
Saxony⁵Saxony's universities of applied sciences (HAW) in Dresden, Leipzig, Mittweida, Zittau/Görlitz and Zwickau have joined forces to strengthen research-based knowledge and technology transfer. The "Saxony5" transfer network pools the resources and expertise of the five HAWs and several direct partners. Through interdisciplinary cooperation and intelligent networking, the aim is to achieve a new quality of transfer in terms of content and methodology and thus sustainable welfare development for the region. Saxony⁵ is funded over five years by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the Joint Science Conference as part of the "Innovative University" program.
Dresden, Germany
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden (HTW Dresden)HTW Dresden is the largest university in Dresden. The courses offered range from engineering, computer science and economics to energy & environment, agricultural economics and horticulture, civil engineering, geoinformation and product and communication design.
Aachen, Germany
RWTH Aachen Business SchoolIn the heart of Germany's leading technical university, RWTH Business School offers programs focused on developing entrepreneurs who are able to transform new technologies into viable and socially responsible business models. Learn to question previously familiar behavior, expand your own horizons and grow beyond yourself.
1990
Universität Koblenz-LandauThe University of Koblenz-Landau is a young, medium-sized university. Its scientific profile is shaped by the educational, humanities, cultural, social and natural sciences as well as computer science in Koblenz and psychology in Landau.
Vallendar, Germany
1984
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of ManagementWHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management is the #1 German Business School for degree programs. It is the birthplace of 15 unicorn startups (more than any other university in the DACH region), and Germany's #1 university in "number of founders of top-500 startups per student".
Reutlingen, Germany
1855
Werk150Reutlingen University is a state-owned, technical and business-oriented campus university of applied sciences in Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg. The university is divided into five faculties: Applied Chemistry, ESB Business School, Computer Science, Engineering, and Textiles and Design.
Mönchengladbach, Germany
1972
Hochschule NiederrheinNiederrhein University of Applied Sciences
Aachen, Germany
RWTH Aachen
Dresden, Germany
2002
Leibniz-Institut für Festkörper- und WerkstoffforschungWe, the Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden, conduct modern materials research on a scientific basis. Our research work ranges from the progress of knowledge in the fields of quantum physics and nanosciences to the technological preparation of new materials and products.

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Aachen, Germany
1964
TFI Institut für Bodensysteme an der RWTH AachenThe TFI is a neutral, independent and non-profit research institution. Its main focus is on problem solutions for the development, production, marketing, use and recycling of floor coverings and systems. The focus is on the promotion, improvement and assurance of product quality and health, environmental and consumer protection.
Dortmund, Germany
1971
FH DortmundUniversity of Applied Sciences
Oldenburg, Germany
1991
OFFIS - Institut für InformatikThe Power Systems Intelligence group works in research and development projects on solutions for decentralised, decarbonised and cyber-resilient energy supply and specialises in methods of machine learning and artificial intelligence. We use Adversarial Resilience Learning to research a technology for self-adaptive, resilient network management.