
Programming competition "JacobsHack!"
The "JacobsHack!" hackathon starts on November 5 at Jacobs University Bremen. The competition is aimed at students from all over Germany and Europe.
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The "JacobsHack!" hackathon starts on November 5 at Jacobs University Bremen. The competition is aimed at students from all over Germany and Europe.

Germany owes its prosperity to industry. But gas and electricity prices are causing SMEs in particular to fear for their existence. Is deindustrialization now looming?

Less electronic waste, lower costs for consumers and less environmental pollution - this is what standardized charging cables are supposed to deliver. MEPs from all political parties have agreed to the project. However, industry representatives are concerned.
What began with an improved pointer telegraph is now digitizing industry. Siemens has shed its skin more than once since it was founded.

Colon, minus, parenthesis closed: How a computer scientist invented a digital symbol 40 years ago and how its successors shape today's communication via text messages.

Google.com registered 25 years ago
Instead of "google", we could now also "backrub" or "whatbox" if other name ideas had prevailed. But in September 1997, Larry Page registered google.com as a domain name. A spelling mistake is said to have been the inspiration.

With the very first telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, who died 100 years ago, ushered in a completely new era of communication - which has since led to the age of smartphones.
Around 3800 meters below the surface of the sea, you can watch the Titanic disintegrate. How it rusts and how underwater creatures eat away at it. A computer scientist from Karlsruhe has now used a mission to the wreck for something completely different.

The Strategy for Plastics was adopted in 2018 as part of the EU Circular Economy Action Plan: Its aim is to increase the proportion of recycled plastics in new products. The Increace project has set about implementing it.

Together with the University of Bremen and dmTech, the start-up Ubica Robotics in Rotterdam has received the euRobotics Technology Transfer Award 2022. The award recognizes the transfer of research results from European robotics research to industrial application.