Deep Dive into Applied Science

Deep Dive into Applied Science

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Deep Dive into Applied Science episodes

  • Deep Dive #11 - How to measure Energy Consumption?
    In unserer Podcast-Reihe Deep Dive nehmen wir Sie mit auf eine Reise durch angewandte Wissenschaftsprojekte junger Forscher der Hochschule Trier. Gemeinsam mit Experten aus Industrie und Wissenschaft diskutieren wir aktuelle Themen und entschlüsseln die Wissenschaft hinter den Innovationen von morgen.⁠⁠
    In dieser elften Folge sprechen wir mit Joachim Brinkmann, Doktorand am Umweltcampus Birkenfeld. Seine Forschung konzentriert sich auf Ressourceneffizienz in der additiven Fertigung. Ein Teil seiner Forschung befasst sich auch mit dem Energieverbrauch des 3D-Drucks. Im Podcast spricht er über seine Doktorarbeit, die Herausforderungen und wie verschiedene Branchen seine Forschung nutzen können.
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    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠
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    In this eleventh episode, we speak with Joachim Brinkmann, a PhD student from the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld. His research focuses on resource efficiency in additive manufacturing. A part of his research also focuses on the energy consumption of 3D printing. In the podcast, he talks about his PhD, the challenges, and how different industries can use his research.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    15 min
  • Deep Dive #10 - How to Migrate Fish back into the Rhine
    In unserer Podcast-Reihe Deep Dive nehmen wir Sie mit auf eine Reise durch angewandte Wissenschaftsprojekte junger Forscher der Fachhochschule Trier. Gemeinsam mit Experten aus Industrie und Wissenschaft diskutieren wir aktuelle Themen und entschlüsseln die Wissenschaft hinter den Innovationen von morgen.⁠⁠
    In dieser zehnten Folge sprechen wir mit Elodie Boussinet, Doktorandin am Umweltcampus Birkenfeld. Ihre Forschung konzentriert sich auf die Frage, wie Fische wieder in den Rhein zurückgeführt werden können. Zu diesem Zweck werden Fische entlang des Rheins und seiner Nebenflüsse gesammelt. Mithilfe der Mikrochemie werden Otolithen von Jungfischen und Laichfischen untersucht, um die Wanderroute während der Wanderung flussabwärts zu verstehen.
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    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠
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    In this tenth episode, we speak with Elodie Boussinet, a PhD student from the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld. Her research focuses on the question how to migrate fish back into the Rhine. For this purpose, fishes are collected along the Rhine and its tributaries. Using the microchemistry, otoliths of juveniles and spawners are used to understand the migration pathway during the downstream migration.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    33 min
  • Deep Dive #9 - New Perspectives on a Sustainable City
    In unserer Podcast-Reihe Deep Dive nehmen wir Sie mit auf eine Reise durch angewandte Wissenschaftsprojekte junger Forscher der Fachhochschule Trier. Gemeinsam mit Experten aus Industrie und Wissenschaft diskutieren wir aktuelle Themen und entschlüsseln die Wissenschaft hinter den Innovationen von morgen.⁠⁠
    In der neunten Folge sprechen wir mit Stefan Stumm, Doktorand am Umweltcampus Birkenfeld. Seine Forschung konzentriert sich auf die resiliente Stadt, wie sie sich an den Klimawandel anpassen muss und welche Rolle blaue und grüne Energie dabei spielen werden. Er arbeitet auch mit der Technischen Universität Kaiserslautern-Landau zusammen.
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    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠
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    In this ninth episode, we speak with Stefan Stumm, a PhD student from the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld. His research focuses on the resilient city, how it has to adapt to the climate change and which role blue and green energy will play. He is also collaborating with @rptu_kl_ld in Rhineland-Palatinate.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    27 min
  • Deep Dive #8 - Interdisciplinary Work with a Fungus
    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠⁠
    In this eighth episode, we speak with Isabelle Barth and Lauri Hoffmann, both PhD students from the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld. Their research focuses on the cultivation and study of fungi and explores the potential applications of these organisms. They also collaborate with University of Mainz. In the podcast, they share insights into their research and interdisciplinary approach.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    20 min
  • Deep Dive #7 - How to structure PhDs in other countries
    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠⁠
    In this seventh episode, we speak with Caio Correa Costa, a PhD student from the @universidadeufsc. His research focuses on energy transition policies, and he also designs PhD programs in his country. In the podcast, he discusses the differences between pursuing a PhD in Brazil and in Germany, as well as the requirements for earning a PhD at his university.
    He was one of the guests at the International Staff Week (22–26 September), hosted by the GIRO Project. The event focused on faculty members working in PhD and research support services, fostering international exchange on interdisciplinary support for doctoral students and early-career researchers, as well as the development of professional international doctoral structures at Trier University of Applied Sciences.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    20 min
  • Deep Dive #6 - How to test Materials without breaking them
    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠⁠
    In this sixth episode, we speak with Jessica Plaßmann, a PhD student in Engineering at Hochschule Trier. Her research focuses on testing the strength and durability of objects without actually breaking them. To do this, she uses two highly specialized methods: digital holography and speckle shearography. For a long time, this approach was not widely adopted, but it is now gaining traction.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    20 min
  • Deep Dive #5 - Building the Mine of the Future
    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠⁠
    In this fifth episode, we speak with Navoda Senanayake, a PhD student in Environmental Business and Environmental Law at Campus Birkenfeld. His research focuses on developing the mine of the future. Acknowledging the mining industry’s dangerous working conditions and enormous energy consumption, he aims to transform it into one powered by renewable energy, optimized for efficiency, and driven by automated processes.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    40 min
  • Deep Dive #4 - Measuring User Experience in Virtual Reality
    In our podcast series Deep Dive we take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.⁠⁠
    In this fourth episode, we speak with Lucas Küntzer, a PhD student in Computer Science. His PhD research focuses on measuring user experience in virtual reality. He aims to gather feedback especially from older people, as he helps them overcome their fear of doing physical exercises.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons⁠
    26 min
  • Deep Dive #3 - The detection of water in food

    We take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.

    In the third episode, we will talk to Maximilian Staudt, a PhD student in Food Technology. He studies the water content in food samples such as pasta sheets and protein powder. The goal of his research is to reduce drying time while minimizing energy consumption. His project aims to combine advances in Food Technology with a focus on energy efficiency.

    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive

    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons

    23 min
  • Deep Dive #2 - Battling back pain with mixed reality techniques
    We take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.
    In the second episode, we will talk to Nikolai Hepke. He is a PhD-student from Computer Science and aims to battle back pain with mixed reality techniques and a digital physiotherapist.
    His project combines Computer + Therapy Science and also Psychology.
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/deepdive
    https://www.hochschule-trier.de/go/newhorizons
    38 min

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We take you on a journey through applied science projects by young researchers from Trier University of Applied Sciences. Together with experts from industry and academia, we discuss current related issues and unravel the science behind the innovations of tomorrow.