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Hydrogen research that makes a difference

Hydrogen is the most abundant chemical element in the universe and plays a central role in the energy transition. On Earth, it occurs predominantly in…

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When care rethinks the system

When Prof. Dr Annette Meussling-Sentpali talks about the healthcare system, she rarely starts by talking about doctors or hospitals. She talks about…

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OTH Regensburg is testing a new asphalt additive on the A99

At first glance, the test section on the A99 near Munich hardly differs from other motorway sections. The difference lies beneath the surface: an…

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For the first time, language AI is advising prospective students

Available round the clock, straightforward and anonymous: the very first voice-based AI study adviser at a German university answers questions about…

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Treppe im Gebäude S

Carefully restored, sustainably used

Steeped in history and a listed building: this is the Prüfening site, which was once the headquarters of OTH Regensburg. It therefore makes perfect…

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Talking about the weather – at Sustainability Week 2026

The air was stifling on 24 June 2026. The thermometer read around 32 degrees, and despite the heat, the function room at the ‘Degginger’ was packed to…

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The art of keeping a small town together

Mr Spielbauer, you have been Chancellor of OTH Regensburg for around seven months. What does a typical day actually look like for you?

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When valuable expertise retires: How digital twins can help

When experienced staff members retire, companies often lose more than just personnel. Valuable knowledge and experience frequently disappear with…

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