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Computer Science in Kaiserslautern

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Kaiserslautern is one of the largest IT locations in Germany with the Department of Computer Science forming its core.

Since the department was founded in 1974 three renowned research institutes have evolved from its successful international work. With 26 professors the department covers all areas of computer science and can embrace the importance of computer science as a key skill for virtually all sciences at the TU. The department can also take on the central role of computer science research and development in Kaiserslautern in the future.

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The Department of Computer Science and the institutes in Kaiserslautern carry out basic and application research in many modern subject areas of computer science. The main focus is the engineering-based construction of informatics systems.>

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Kaiserslautern is one of the largest IT locations in Germany with the Department of Computer Science forming its core.

Since the department was founded in 1974 three renowned research institutes have evolved from its successful international work.

With 26 professors the department covers all areas of computer science and can embrace the importance of computer science as a key skill for virtually all sciences at the TU. The department can also take on the central role of computer science research and development in Kaiserslautern in the future.

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Data Science 4 You

Data Science 4 You

Vom 19. bis 23. Oktober 2020 findet der kostenlose Ferienworkshop Data Science 4 You für Schülerinnen und Schüler ab der 10. Klasse statt.

top to bottom: Prof. Dr. Reinhard Koch (Chairman of the German Association for Pattern Recognition DAGM e.V.), Prof. Dr. Carsten Steger (MVTec Software GmbH, TU Munich), Dr. Vladislav Golyanik

Preisträger des DAGM MVTec Dissertationspreises 2020

Mitarbeiter der AG Augmented Vision Lab im Fachbereich Informatik der TU Kaiserslautern hat den "Best Thesis Award" der Deutschen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Mustererkenung e.V. beim German Conference for Pattern Recognition erhalten.

(v.l.n.r.) Prof. Dr. Steffen Wendzel, Hochschule Worms, Prof. Dr. Ralf Keidel, Hochschule Worms, Malu Dreyer, Ministerpräsidentin des Landes Rheinland-Pfalz, Prof. Dr. Nicolas R. Gauger, TUK, Prof. Dr. Christoph Garth, TUK und Prof. Dr. Alexander Wiebel, Hochschule Worms (Foto: HS Worms/Hoppe-Dörwald)

Tumorzellen mit Hilfe von Künstlicher Intelligenz zerstören

Im Projekt SIVERT forschen unter Anderem Prof. Dr. Christoph Garth und Prof. Dr. Nicolas R. Gauger daran, eine präzisere Bestrahlung bei der Krebstherapie zu ermöglichen.

Autonomer Unimog

Lehrstuhl Robotersysteme

präsentiert autonome Off-Road-Navigation - ein Unimog, der dank intelligenter Steuerung komplexe Geländefahrten eigenständig meistert.

COVID-19

Information on teaching in the Winter semester 20/21

The winter semester will be a hybrid semester.

Zusätzliche Professuren für künstliche Intelligenz

Ministerpräsidentin Dreyer und Minister WoIf stellten am 22.09.2020 die rheinland-pfälzische KI-Agenda vor. Hierbei werden in Rheinland-Pfalz bis zu 10 Professuren für künstliche Intelligenz neu eingerichtet. Zwei der drei Professuren, die an die Technische Universität Kaiserslautern kommen, werden im Fachbereich Informatik landen.

Introductional courses

Information about introductional courses
for new students of Bachelor degree, starts on October 05th