The Bavarian Regional Directorate of Bundesagentur für Arbeit (Federal Employment Agency) and the University of Technology Nuremberg want to learn from and with each other in the field of AI…
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On October 15, 2024, the Mittelstands- und Wirtschaftsunion awarded the German SME Award for the tenth time. With this award, the MIT honors personalities, initiatives and companies in the categories…
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On October 18, 2024, the University of Technology Nuremberg (UTN) opened its first building on the new campus together with Minister President Dr. Markus Söder and State Minister for science…
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Prof. Dr. Michael Huth has taken office as the new Founding President of the University of Technology Nuremberg (UTN), with effect from October 1, 2024. He is taking over the…
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With this statement, the UTN expresses that we condemn anti-Semitism, discrimination and racism in all forms, that we give them no space and that we actively act against them. We expressly support the “Resolution for Respect at Bavarian Universities and Against Discrimination, Racism and Anti-Semitism” in all its parts.
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The business association ‘Die Familienunternehmer’ has awarded Prof. Dr. Veronika Grimm of the Energy Systems and Market Design Lab at the Technical University of Nuremberg the so-called ‘Ordnungspolitischer Preis’. Prof Grimm received the award alongside her co-authors Stefan Kolev and Jens Weidmann for their FAZ article ‘Interventionismus als Gefahr für die Demokratie (Interventionism as a Threat to Democracy’.
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On Friday, 2 August 2024, Albert Füracker, Bavarian State Minister of Finance and Homeland, and Professor Alexander Martin, Acting Founding President of the UTN, signed a declaration of intent to initiate a comprehensive cooperation. This cooperation aims to achieve a significant objective: integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into public administration. The integration is expected to enhance the efficiency of tax administration, reduce costs and expedite processes for taxpayers.
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Virtual labs, gamification in university teaching and the role of ChatGPT in studies – these and other topics were discussed this week at the University:Future Festival. The program on the Nuremberg stage of the nationwide event dealt with innovative teaching-learning approaches and current research findings. It was aimed at anyone with an interest in higher education.
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Despite a stabilizing economy, Germany’s economic growth will be modest this year. This conclusion originates from the Council of Economic Experts in their spring report presented today. Along with the economic forecast, the experts, led by Prof. Dr. Veronika Grimm from the University of Technology Nuremberg, provide an in-depth analysis of decarbonizing freight transport.
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The generation costs of renewable energies are decreasing. Is the logic conclusion that electricity costs will automatically decrease as well? UTN Professor Veronika Grimm and her two co-authors Leon Oechsle and Gregor Zöttl from the FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg say no.
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