22 seconds of research at the limit – Prof. Zaussinger (lying down, third from the front) during weightlessness

Weightless in the service of science

From theory to the ‘flying laboratory’: for mathematicians at Mittweida, parabolic flights are a springboard for taking experiments involving artificial intelligence into space. To this end, they are collaborating with Germany’s space agency.

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