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  • Students get insights in IKAT’s test side

    22. Oktober 2025

    Benjamin Muhammedi

    Students get insights in IKAT’s test side

    Hands-on experience! As an introduction to the Technische Festigkeitsberechnung (TFB) module, Professor Hasse offered students exciting insights into the IKAT testing facility. In addition to the classical shaft testing on rotating bending test rigs, the newly developed high-speed test bench was in the spotlight. This serves as motivation for learning the theoretical foundations of test…

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    Categories: News-Englisch
    Tags: IKAT, research, shaft-hub-connections
  • Conference Recap: KT Colloquium 2025 at the University of Bayreuth

    15. Oktober 2025

    Benjamin Muhammedi

    We’re proud that our colleagues Mr. Stahr and Ms. Nettlenbusch represented IKAT at this year’s KT Colloquium — sharing their research and engaging in inspiring discussions with the engineering community. The event once again showed the value of collaboration, exchange, and fresh ideas across disciplines! A big thank you to Prof. Tremmel’s team and everyone…

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    Categories: News-Englisch
    Tags: Conference, Engineering, IKAT, Innovation, KTColloquium, Networking, research, Science, UniversityOfBayreuth
  • IKAT at 14th SAXSIM conference

    26. März 2025

    Benjamin Muhammedi

    IKAT at 14th SAXSIM conference

    The 14th Saxon Simulation User Meeting (SAXSIM) took place at Chemnitz University of Technology on 25 March 2025. The event once again provided a valuable platform for dialogue between science and industry with a clear focus on application-oriented research in the field of simulation. Our colleague Mr Stahr from the ‘Sustainable Products’ specialist group presented…

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    Categories: News-Englisch
    Tags: Compliant Mechanisms, research, saxsim, user
  • Research collaboration in Scotland

    30. April 2024

    Benjamin Muhammedi

    Research collaboration in Scotland

    As part of a collaboration between IKAT and the Institute for Life and Earth Sciences at Heriot Watt University, Mrs. Nettlenbusch of the Product Development Department is conducting a research visit on Transition Engineering. The aim of the trip to Scotland is to gain a better understanding of Susan Krumdieck’s approach to Transition Engineering as…

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    Categories: News-Englisch
    Tags: orthesis, research, scotland, sustainability, Transition Engineering
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