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A large proportion of the research is funded by external and special-purpose grants; this proportion has risen steadily in recent years. The numerous research projects carried out within national and international consortia, as well as individual research projects, are funded by the federal government, the state, the EU and the private sector. In addition, research topics are also supported by public funding, for example through direct funding from industry.
SPOTLIGHT
Curiosity is the starting point for all innovation. With āMITTendrinā, we take you on a journey into the world of current research topics. Gain fascinating insights, discover surprising connections and learn how interdisciplinary research opens up new avenues for solutions. One topic, many perspectives and a new āahaā moment every month.
Project websites
Discover the webpages on selected research topics, organised by faculty.
ABVML ā Predicting the results of the weld-on bending test using machine learning (ML)
The aim of the project is to identify suitable methods of material characterisation that can be used to determine differences in the crack arrest behaviour of structural steels for safety-critical applications.
Using machine learning, models will be developed to predict the outcome of the weld-on bending test (pass/fail) and to identify key material and microstructural characteristics associated with crack arrest capability.
FlƤchenWaNdel ā Research into measures to promote sufficiency and biodiversity at German universities
During its consolidation and transfer phase, the FlƤchenWaNdel project focuses on the structural embedding and cross-university transfer of land-use practices geared towards sufficiency and climate resilience
FlƤchenWaNdel project website
Good Practice Analysis of Flat-Swapping Schemes
Rental flat swapping is a welcome tool for sustainable land use that can be used to sustainably activate ādormant housing reservesā. The aim of the project is to derive recommendations for action, based on practical experience, for the adaptation or optimisation of the home-swapping scheme. To this end, a good practice analysis of existing home-swapping programmes run by German housing associations will be carried out on the basis of research and interviews.
Rental Flat Swap Project Website
GOLEHM Project LImA ā Clay Image and Acceptance
As part of the WIR! alliance GOLEHM, the LImA project focuses on increasing social acceptance and improving the image of clay as a sustainable building material. Mittweida University of Applied Sciences is conducting accompanying research into perception and acceptance.
NextGen Qualification Programme
NextGen supports academics at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences in preparing specifically for a professorship at Universities of Applied Sciences.
