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Newly appointed professors at the HSMW

On Tuesday this week, the Vice-Rectorate for Education welcomed the professors at HSMW who were newly appointed last year.

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Even though none of them are brand new to us and they have already successfully completed their induction period, the HSMW New Appointees’ Meeting is a good opportunity to get to know one another and to network across disciplines. In the photo, you can see the following people gathered around Vice-Rector Professor Christoph Meyer, from left to right: Dr Inga-Maria Eichentopf, Professor of Sustainable Transformation Processes in Business and Society at the IWD; Dr Thomas Meier, Professor of General Business Administration specialising in finance, accounting, management accounting and taxation at the WI Faculty; Dr Matthias Heckel, Professor of Digital and General Forensics at the CB Faculty; Dr Annika Neidhardt, Professor of Audio Engineering at the ME Faculty. Heiko Rittelmeier, also a Professor of Digital and General Forensics at the CB Faculty,
is missing from the photograph. Following a brief round of introductions with Chancellor Ulrich Pietsch in Building 1, the new colleagues made their way, so to speak, up to the ‘roof’ to visit the HSMW’s Collections of the History of Technology. The focus then shifted to the future of their – shared – work at the HSMW over coffee and cake in the Director’s Villa with Rector Professor Volker Tolkmitt, Vice-Rector for Research Professor Uwe Mahn and Dr Cornelius Hagenmeier, Internationalisation Officer. 

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