How can chemistry contribute to the development of a sustainable society and industry? From the winter semester 2024/2025, the new Sustainable…
New English-language Bachelor's degree programme focuses on sustainable chemistry

Digitalisation and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionising numerous areas of life - and writing is not unaffected. In this…
Between tradition and technology

MATHS-DISC stands for a new generation of mathematicians who are able to tackle complex problems using state-of-the-art mathematical tools. The…
Maths for future technologies: Paving the way for new Master's programme

From the slow waltz to a club atmosphere, from dancefloor to jazz: the 19th University Ball on 9 November 2024 in the Historische Stadthalle will once…
Advance booking starts on 22 July!

Four pupils from Wuppertal and one pupil from Ennepetal attended events at the University of Wuppertal during the summer semester. They have now…
School students say goodbye to the semester break

In the "GenISys" project, researchers at the University of Wuppertal are working with two practice partners to develop generative AI models to make…
Simply configure: GenISys brings generative AI to plant engineering

One of the aims of the University of Wuppertal's Gender Equality Award is to highlight projects in the area of gender equality and the compatibility…
Prevention strategy against sexualised violence and advancement of women in the construction industry honoured

The University of Wuppertal today honoured Prof Dr Manuel Löwer with the World Lion. The jury, consisting of the vice-rectors and members of the…
University of Wuppertal awards World Lion to Wuppertal mechanical engineer

At this year's summer party of the Germany Scholarship Programme of the University of Wuppertal, numerous company representatives and scholarship…
Atmospheric summer party

In the "Just Scan It 3D" project, a team from the University of Wuppertal is working with three practice partners to research AI methods and their…
High-quality and simple: researchers develop new methods for 3D visualisations