KIT is invited to submit four full proposals for the final round of the Clusters of Excellence Funding Line in the Excellence Strategy of the Federal and State Governments.

KIT researchers develop a dense measurement network to predict air quality. Citizens can participate with their smartphones.

Electronic payment systems have so far provided only a low level of data protection. Scientists at KIT have developed a secure protocol that guarantees privacy.

A commemorative plaque in honor of the physicist Otto Lehmann and his work on liquid crystals has been awarded to KIT by IEEE, the world’s largest association of engineers.

A new multifunctional electron microscope of KIT can detect structures in sensitive materials.

Also for cold starts and urban traffic: A new concept for catalytic converters could help to efficiently re-treat exhaust gases and save noble metals.

The visionary who did research and taught in Karlsruhe gave computer science its name.

KIT supports exhibition at the ZKM. Opening on October 19, panel discussion "Digital Sovereignty" on November 2.

In engineering and natural sciences, KIT once again is the best German university.

Seminar series of the Karlsruhe Priority Region for Mobility Systems at KIT presents fascinating and current aspects of research.

Science Minister Theresia Bauer visited KIT to obtain first-hand information on the Karlsruhe startup scene and its startups.