The award is presented annually to the league's most valuable player under the age of 22 Previous winners include NBA veterans Dennis Schröder 245-pound forward is currently competing with Lowen Braunschweig in the BBL where he has been since the 2020-21 season he has been one of the most efficient players in the BBL which is the top professional league in Germany Appearing in 27 regular season games so far this season for Lowen Braunschweig while starting 26 Fru is averaging 12.3 points on 66.8 percent shooting while also putting up 6.1 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game His player efficiency rating of 17.4 leads the entire BBL Fru also took part in the FIBA Europe Cup with Lowen Braunschweig he averaged 15.5 points per game while shooting 69.6 percent on top of 5.5 rebounds and 0.7 blocks per game Fru is one of two commitments for Louisville in the Class of 2025 joining DME Academy (Fla.) Daytona Beach point guard Mikel Brown Jr 6 player in the cycle and Fru coming in at No the Cardinals are one of five schools to hold commitments from multiple top-25 prospects in the cycle (Photo of Sananda Fru: Oliver Mueller - Jan Huebner) Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Jahn Regensburg 3 win(s) Have conceded the most penalties this season (10) Elias Huth has the most shots on target per match for Jahn Regensburg (1.1) Have scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Rayan Philippe has created the most big chances for Eintracht Braunschweig (7) 26 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Jahn Regensburg vs Eintracht Braunschweig on Sat 26 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Jahn Regensburg is playing home against Eintracht Braunschweig at Jahnstadion Regensburg on Sat Production: Components for 5,2 million vehicles of the Volkswagen Group (2024) Plant The Brunswick plant is the oldest of all Volkswagen AG plants it stands for high technical competence and is one of the world's leading manufacturers of chassis components the Brunswick plant has been a part of Volkswagen Group Components an independent business unit within the Group's Technology Division under the umbrella of the Volkswagen AG responsible for the production of strategic components for the Group’s vehicle producing brands Battery technology has been part of the product portfolio since 2013 starting with the battery system for the e-up The Braunschweig plant now produces battery systems for a large number of battery-electric and hybrid vehicles and has thus assumed a central role in the electric mobility of the Volkswagen brand The other key products such as chassis and steering systems are both developed and produced at the site - for both conventional and electric and hybrid vehicles of the group The total area of the Brunswick site covers around 682,000 square meters further axle production plants in Isenbüttel Meerane and Barsinghausen as well as a logistics center in Harvesse belong to Volkswagen Group Components Brunswick The component production facility manufactures front and rear axles In 2023 components for 5.2 million cars were produced.The site is systematically geared towards e-mobility Among the customers are the vehicle-building plants of Volkswagen Passenger Cars Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles as well as MAN the company's own plant engineering department develops and manufactures production systems for internal Group customers worldwide Management Martin Schmuck is head of the Brunswick plant He has been with the Volkswagen Group since 1996 he has become familiar with the entire product development process Starting in development at the Brunswick plant he passed through further stations in planning he was leading the chassis component plant of Volkswagen Group Components in 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Additional equipment and accessories (additional components etc.) can alter relevant vehicle parameters such as weight CO2 emissions and driving performance values in addition to weather and traffic conditions and individual driving behavior Pauli lost 2-1 at Eintracht Braunschweig on Sunday in a friendly behind closed doors The second-division outfit took the lead on the half-hour through a Manolis Saliakas own goal but Under-23 forward Romeo Aigbekaen equalised almost immediately Robin Krauße grabbed the winner for the home side four minutes from time Head coach Alexander Blessin went into the only friendly of the short mid-season break not only without the injured Karol Mets Connor Metcalfe and Elias Saad but also Philipp Treu The game also came around too early for new recruit Abdoulie Ceesay after just one training session with his new teammates There was a light covering of snow on the pitch when the game kicked off inside an empty Eintracht Stadium The Boys in Brown had more of the play in the opening stages and fashioned the first chance of the game in the sixth minute Oladapo Afolayan knocked a low ball in for Morgan Guilavogui whose effort from just inside the box was gathered by Braunschweig keeper Lennart Grill Manolis Saliakas fired well off target from distance Eintracht's opening chance came from a 15th minute corner when former St- Pauli Under-23 player Max Marie had a header saved by Nikola Vasilj who was wearing the captain's armband for the first time In a high-intensity contest that was lacking in quality at times the Boys in Brown combined their way into the opposition box seven minutes later and Under-23 forward Romeo Aigbekaen unleashed a shot on goal from a tight angle but Grill was not to be beaten at his near post The home side responded soon after on the counter Fabio Kaufmann pulling the trigger from the left corner of the box Andreas Albers almost gave his side the lead on the half hour Sanoussy Ba salvaging the situation for his colours with Grill already beaten Braunschweig launched a counterattack and Ba who had advanced up the pitch very quickly dispatched a cross from the right into the middle where Saliakas put through his own goal under challenge from Johan Gómez and Aigbekaen smashed a shot into the roof of the net from eight metres to level the scores Marwin Schmitz and Saliakas then tried their luck from distance but Grill was on hand to make the save both times The Braunschweig custodian also produced a brilliant stop to keep out a Nemeth header from a Saliakas corner in the 41st minute to ensure the first period ended all square meaning Noah Weißhaupt became the second new signing to make his debut whose cross was headed a whisker wide of the Eintracht goal by Johannes Eggestein now with Marko Johansson in goal instead of Lennart Grill and Robin Krauße on for Ermin Bičakčić made more of a game of it in the second half and could have restored their advantage from a 50th minute free-kick but Ben Voll produced a fine reflex save to deny Krauße Marie then hit a distance effort well off target on 54 The Boys in Brown continued to press but were left to wait for the next goalscoring opportunity Just seven weeks had elapsed since the two teams last met in a friendly Both teams looked to get forward in the remaining 20 minutes Scott Banks received the ball on the right and cut inside before releasing a shot on goal only for it to take deflection that allowed Johannson to gather Fabio di Michele Sanchez pushed forward effectively and when the ball came back to him his header was cleared off the line by Lars Ritzka Krauße rose to meet a Marie corner and found the net to win it for the home side Alexander Blessin: "I wanted to give all the lads 45 minutes our gegenpressing was good and we created pressure In the second half we didn't do enough in terms of our movement and the way we wanted to play We were too defensive in our thinking and didn't defend forward We simply chased the ball and didn't get in behind them." Grill (Johansson 46') – Nikolaou (Kunze 75') Canada’s Tess Routliffe and Germany’s Malte Braunschweig will soon be packing for Paris for the Paralympic Games While finalising their preparations for the most important event of the year the two Para swimmers are also paying special attention to the Olympics Malte’s brother Ole and Tess’ sister Erin are competing at the Olympic Games this will be their second experience in three years They became the first German sibling pair to compete at both the Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo "It's a really nice feeling that we're the first sibling pair to go to the Olympic Games and the Paralympics," Malte told German broadcaster DW "It's really cool to be able to say that you've left at least a small footprint in the history of the sport," added Ole Ole competed in the men’s 100m backstroke and is part of Germany’s men’s and mixed 4x100m relay teams Malte will be swimming in the same Aquatics Centre The civil engineering student will compete in two events the men’s 50m freestyle S9 on 2 September and the 100m butterfly S9 on 6 September Braunschweig took a silver medal in the 100m butterfly at this year’s European Championships in Madeira finishing 0.80 seconds behind gold medallist Simone Barlaam of Italy The German also picked up a bronze medal in the event in the 2023 World Championships in Manchester Paris 2024 will be a first-time experience with two siblings in the Games the Routliffe sisters moved to Canada at a young age Tess made her Paralympic debut at Rio 2016 taking a silver medal in the women’s 200m individual medley SM7 She missed Tokyo 2020 due to a back injury but will making her return in Paris Her sister Erin is a tennis player who competes for New Zealand The 29-year-old reached the world number one doubles ranking for the first time in July and made her Olympic debut in Paris in the women’s doubles alongside Lulu Sun Tess is set to compete in the women’s 50m butterfly S7 100m breaststroke SB7 and 200m individual medley SM7 in Paris She medalled in all three events at last year’s World Championships in Manchester with a gold in the 200m individual medley and 100m breaststroke She made her comeback from injury at the Madeira 2022 World Championships and thanked her sisters for the support during her recovery “I’m looking forward to Paris after missing Tokyo it was a tough road to come back from my back injury I was never hungrier than to qualify for Paris,” she added TU Delft's latest news On 25 April the Minister for Science and Culture of Lower Saxony bringing a delegation of members of parliament and representatives from government As part of the visit Dean Henri Werij and Professor Peter Hecker the Vice President Research at Braunschweig University signed an agreement to renew and strengthen the partnership between the two universities TU Delft and Braunschweig will continue to join forces in large innovation programmes and work together on research in the area of sustainable aviation The two universities have now also agreed to explore the options for expanding the topics of collaboration to include sustainable and multimodal transport Postbus 5 2600 AA Delft The Netherlands Contact and accessibility Vacancies Reading assistant BrowseAloud Intranet Student portal Donate Disclaimer Privacy & Security The current head to head record for the teams are Hamburger SV 8 win(s) Davie Selke is the competition's top scorer (17) Jean-Luc Dompe is ranked 2 in big chances created in the competition (16) Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 7 matches Sven Köhler has created the most big chances for Eintracht Braunschweig (7) 11 Apr 2025 16:30:00 GMT?Eintracht Braunschweig won 4–2 over Hamburger SV on Fri 11 Apr 2025 16:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Hamburger SV is playing home against Eintracht Braunschweig at Volksparkstadion on Fri SearchSearchSaturday 5vs3South Alabama Logan BraunschweigBlazers Clinch Series After 5-3 Win Over South Alabama2/22/2025 5:02:00 PM | Baseball BIRMINGHAM - Dominant pitching and timely hitting put UAB (5-1) over South Alabama (4-2) on Saturday afternoon in front of a packed crowd at Young Memorial Field This marks the Blazers' first five game winning streak since 2022 Reigning American Conference Pitcher of the Week Colin Daniel battled through six innings against the Jaguar offense. The junior right-hander struck out eight USA batters, gave up three runs, and walked two. Ryan Olson pitched the final three innings of the ballgame striking out three and surrendering two hits Todd Clay and the UAB offense started off on a good note on Saturday as the junior from Auburn singled up the middle to score Logan Braunschweig in the 1st inning Both teams were held scoreless from that point on until the top of the 4th The Jaguars scored their first runs of the weekend in the top of the 4th as Hector Mangual singled through the left side to score Kyle Morrison The next batter was Brennan Holt who singled through the right side to score Josh Stevenson Mangual scored on a sac fly by Cole Ketzner to put the Jags up 3-1 The Blazers answered right back in the bottom half of the inning. After Clay got hit by a pitch on a 3-2 count, Camden Hayslip sent his first home run of the season over the right field wall to tie the game at three a piece Three straight walks got the Green and Gold going again in the 6th inning. Hayslip reached on a fielder's choice to bring Logan Braunschweig home to put the Blazers back in front Braunschweig finished 2-3 with two runs and a walk He has now reached safely in an American Conference leading 34 straight games dating back to last season A couple of bunt singles by Tyler Waugh and Alex Cheeseman had the Blazers threatening again in the bottom half of the 6th inning. That's when Braunschweig doubled down the left field line to score Waugh for the final UAB run of the day. Daniel and Olson combined to shut out the Jaguars in the final five innings of the game. Olson is the third Blazer this season to record a save. The Blazers go for the sweep of the Jaguars on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Young Memorial Field. Kids 12 and under have the opportunity to run the bases after the game. For more information on UAB Baseball, follow @UAB_Baseball on Instagram and X. The current head to head record for the teams are Eintracht Braunschweig 6 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 8 matches Kaiserslautern have won the previous 2 matches against Eintracht Braunschweig. Haven't kept a clean sheet in 5 matches 19 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Eintracht Braunschweig won 2–0 over Kaiserslautern on Sat 19 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches Kaiserslautern have won the previous 2 matches against Eintracht Braunschweig Eintracht Braunschweig is playing home against Kaiserslautern at Eintracht-Stadion on Sat 20 Mar 2025 12:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Holstein Kiel vs Eintracht Braunschweig on Thu The current head to head record for the teams are Holstein Kiel 6 win(s) 20 Mar 2025 12:00:00 GMT?Holstein Kiel vs Eintracht Braunschweig on Thu 20 Mar 2025 12:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHolstein Kiel and Eintracht Braunschweig have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other Holstein Kiel is playing home against Eintracht Braunschweig at Citti Fussball Park - Projensdorf (Platz A) on Thu Tre Mitchell is taking his talents to Germany The former Kentucky Wildcat has signed with Basketball Löwen Braunschweig in the Basketball Bundesliga the top tier of German professional basketball who finished his college career at Kentucky after stints at West Virginia went undrafted in April and played for the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Summer League Although Mitchell’s time with the Thunder in the NBA Summer League didn’t land him a deal in the NBA or G-League, he did catch the eye of Löwen managing director Nils Mittmann, who was in Vegas for the games. Top 101Trump, SabanDuo's NIL order blasted Hot32026 NFL Mock DraftTodd McShay looks ahead By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms, and use of my personal information described therein. “After his appearances in the Summer League, I didn’t think we would have a chance of signing Tre,” Mittmann said in Löwen’s release. “We were looking for a mobile, athletic, and rebounding big man who can keep up with our high tempo of play. Tre brings all of that. He is a versatile player with very good skills who will give us many opportunities defensively, but also offensively on the board and with his shot. “For a player from a US college, Tre already has a lot of experience and seems very composed. I am convinced that he will adapt to European basketball very quickly and bring a lot of joy to the spectators and us.” Congrats to Tre. Maybe we’ll see him back in the Bluegrass next summer with La Familia for The Basketball Tournament? 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On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) together with the German Center for Infection Research (DZIF) and other research institutions invites the interested public to an Open Day the Science Campus Braunschweig-Süd in the Stöckheim district will be offering a varied programme with special activities for children visitors can take a look behind the scenes of modern research facilities and visit laboratories where scientists are otherwise researching the mechanisms of infectious diseases There will also be numerous hands-on activities The “Meet the Scientist” format offers visitors the opportunity to talk directly to researchers from the HZI Another highlight is the research workshop organised by the team from the well-known TV science programme ‘Die Physikanten’ various other institutions will also be represented at the open day on campus: it is recommended that you use public transport to get to the event More information Source: Event announcement of the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research I agree that my name and my e-mail-address may be processed to send the newsletter. 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The current head to head record for the teams are Hannover 96 4 win(s) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Richmond Tachie has the most shots on target per match for Eintracht Braunschweig (1.2) Rayan Philippe has created the most big chances for Eintracht Braunschweig (6) 09 Mar 2025 12:30:00 GMT?Hannover 96 vs Eintracht Braunschweig on Sun 09 Mar 2025 12:30:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Hannover 96 is playing home against Eintracht Braunschweig at Heinz von Heiden-Arena on Sun PhilippeHow Schalke are lining upHeekeren - Gantenbein Mohr - SyllaWhat Daniel Scherning says"We have to do a lot for ourselves in order to stand up to an opponent with a big name in a big stadium Schalke bring more dynamism and more pace and still a certain physicality and power They have made good transfers and largely kept their core team together."{}2:05Watch: The best goals in Bundesliga 2What Karel Geraerts says"Braunschweig have improved a lot in the last half of the season They have a good philosophy and team spirit Every player knows what to do with and without the ball We expect a good opponent."{}13:4750 years of the 2.Bundesliga: The teams dramas and the recordsThe 2.Bundesliga celebrates it's 50th anniversary - all of the teams the drama and the records made along the way The second division of German football is rich with several landmark events as well as being home to some prominent names We take a deep dive into all of the things that comprise the history of the 2.Bundesliga.{}15:39Jürgen Klopp's Bundesliga 2 journeyThe former Mainz Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool coach charts his incredible voyage through Germany's second tier Climbing the tableOpponents Braunschweig will be just as eager to improve on last season as they finished just six points above the relegation playoff place but this season offers a fresh start and the opportunity to climb up the table again.Make or breakAfter a disappointing 10th place finish last year and the loss of key players Keke Topp and Assan Ouédraogo Schalke fans may have struggled for optimism ahead of this new season the signings of Emil Højlund and Moussa Sylla means there is still every chance that the home side can improve on last season.Hello and welcome!Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 1 fixture between FC Schalke 04 and Eintracht Braunschweig.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"SportsEvent","eventStatus":"https://schema.org/EventScheduled","url":"https://www.bundesliga.com/en/2bundesliga/matchday/2024-2025/1/fc-schalke-04-vs-eintracht-braunschweig","name":"Matchday 1: S04 - S04 VELTINS-Arena","description":"Matchday 1: S04 - S04 You currently use an outdated internet browser. You can upgrade to a modern browser or use the Google Chrome Frame to optimize your viewing experience DFS Aviation Services (DAS) has opened its Remote Tower Control Center (RTC Center) in the north of Germany With the support of the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs this innovative entity entered the operational implementation phase in November The air traffic control services for Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport will already be partially taken over from the Remote Tower Center during the current implementation phase the official opening of the Center was celebrated yesterday The highlight of the event was the ceremonial ribbon cutting Among the guests of honour were Lower Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs Olaf Lies as well as the Lord Mayors of Braunschweig and Wolfsburg Their participation underlined the immense importance of this project for the region The implementation of the project represents an important step in Lower Saxony’s digital strategy ‘Masterplan Digitalisation’ Lower Saxony's Minister of Transport Olaf Lies praises the project: “The remote monitoring of airports is clearly the future and we in Lower Saxony are at the forefront here at Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport with the RTC Center The current shortage of skilled workers also poses challenges for air traffic control Bundling locations can make things easier here and I am pleased that digitalisation is once again showing its practical benefits This is well-invested money and I would like to thank everyone involved.” emphasizes: “Research Airport Braunschweig is an important location for aviation and mobility research in Germany The technology currently utilised for remote monitoring of various airports was co-developed and implemented at the German Aerospace Center With the establishment of the RTC Center Niedersachsen in Braunschweig both Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport associated business and science cluster will be further developed in terms of quality and functionality and strengthened in the long term” we are creating a platform that promotes cooperation between science research and industry and consolidates our region as a leading innovation location for aviation technology and digitisation High-precision GPS and positioning technologies are a key technology far beyond flying they are also used in the Lower Saxony test field of Automated and Connected Driving." as Emden Airport will also be integrated into the RTC Center in the coming months after the full takeover of services for Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport With the leading aerodrome for the offshore wind industry an Aerodrome Flight Information Service (AFIS) service will be integrated into an RTC center for the first time DFS CEO Arndt Schoenemann said: “With the Remote Tower Control Centre in Braunschweig our subsidiary DFS Aviation Services is opening the second tower centre of the DFS Group for airports in Germany digitised air traffic control in Europe and continuing our pioneering role.” Deutsche Flugsicherung has been operating an RTC center at the international commercial airport in Leipzig for the airports of Saarbrücken and Erfurt air traffic controllers use high-resolution video and infrared cameras to monitor traffic in the air and on the ground An elaborate camera system on the Braunschweig control tower permanently provides the air traffic controllers with a 360-degree image of the airport in cooperation with Frequentis DFS Aerosense GmbH and ESPA GmbH is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the RTC Center which has capacities for a total of six airports DAS is working with the Braunschweig-based Institute for Flight Guidance of the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. DLR) to advance the further development of the RTC project with regard to multiple-remote applications "The project was very ambitious and we are proud of the opening of our RTC Centre in Lower Saxony We look forward to the further development of our Centre in cooperation with our partners" Photo: The ceremonial ribbon cuting for the Remote Tower Control Center with (from the left):Arndt Schoenemann Chairman and CEO of DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbHTim Kruithoff Mayor of the city EmdenDennis Weilmann, Mayor of the city WolfsburgDr Thorsten Kornblum, Mayor of the city BrunswickJörn Jakobi, Business Development & Project Manager at DLROlaf Lies Lower Saxony Minister for Economic Affairs Dirk Kügler, Director Institute for Flight Guidance at DLRMichael Schwarz, Chief Executive Officer of Flughafen Braunschweig Wolfsburg GmbHAndreas Pötzsch Managing Director of DFS Aviation Services GmbH Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker and Sirch shoots over the crossbar from the third set-piece.14'Causing more problemsYokota continues to cause havoc This time he dribbles past Ehlers on the wing who just manages to clear the ball out for a corner.10'What a solo runYokota dances past two Braunschweig players in the penalty area but is tackled by Ehlers just before he can get a shot off.8'Offside!That could have been the first chance Philippe plays a nice through ball to Polter Krahl would have been on hand to deal with it.5'Yokota gets goingHowever Kleinhansl's lofted ball is a tad too long Johansson is alert and comes out to collect it.3'Straight on the attackThe visitors have got right down to business winning two corner kicks in the opening minutes.1'Kick-off!The ball is rolling at the Betze while Braunschweig are in blue and yellow.Kick-off!Braunschweig also forced to make changesThe visitors also make one change to their starting XI following the 3-1 victory against Hamburg who recently made his debut for Hungary's senior national team The 33-year-old has scored four times in five Bundesliga 2 matches against Kaiserslautern including a hat-trick for Union Berlin in September 2017.Just the one Kaiserslautern changeThe hosts are forced to make a change to their the starting line-up replacing the suspended Tomiak.Braunschweig starting XIJohansson - Jaeckel Philippe - PolterKaiserslautern starting XIKrahl - Elvedi HanslikDaniel Scherning's view on Kaiserslautern"Fantastic stadium They have clearly developed into more of a possession-based team this season also because a very intense and football-mad crowd who make a lot of noise awaits us especially in high-pressure situations."Markus Anfang's view on Eintracht "In our home matches so far we've always been able to convey the feeling that we absolutely want to win the game We need to bring that again and let the spark ignite."Braunschweig's missing menBraunschweig will be without Tino Casali (partial cruciate ligament tear) Niklas Tauer (cruciate ligament rupture) and Sidney Raebiger (thigh injury).Lautern's absenteesThe hosts are without Boris Tomiak (suspended due to yellow cards) Almamy Touré (lack of match fitness) and Jannis Heuer (muscle strain).Braunschweig unbeaten in threeEintracht recently recorded a 3-1 victory against HSV before that they drew 0-0 in Paderborn and 1-1 against Münster.Kaiserslautern's last two matchesOn the last matchday Kaiserslautern are unbeaten in their last four matches in the Bundesliga 2 Before their DFB Cup exit against Bundesliga side Stuttgart Kaiserslautern won in Düsseldorf and against Paderborn.Polter and KaiserslauternSebastian Polter has scored four times in five second-division matches against Kaiserslautern.© IMAGO/Christian SchroedterMarkus Anfang and EintrachtWith Holstein Kiel and Darmstadt Lautern coach Anfang recorded three victories and two draws against Braunschweig lost four of his five encounters with the hosts.Head-to-head record favours LauternKaiserslautern leads in the overall head-to-head record (26 wins) while Eintracht has won 22 times.Ritter with the hat-trickMarlon Ritter scored three times in that 5-0 victory – apart from that he never scored more than one goal in a single match in the Bundesliga 2.© JEAN-CHRISTOPHE VERHAEGENThe last encounterAfter eight consecutive competitive matches without a win against Eintracht the Red Devils won their last encounter 5-0 on matchday 34 of the previous season - although there wasn't much at stake for either team at that point.Classic encounterKaiserslautern and Braunschweig are former German champions and founding members of the Bundesliga having played together in the top flight for 20 years (most recently in 1984/85).Hello and welcome!Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 13 fixture between 1 FC Kaiserslautern and Eintracht Braunschweig.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"SportsEvent","eventStatus":"https://schema.org/EventScheduled","url":"https://www.bundesliga.com/en/2bundesliga/matchday/2024-2025/13/1-fc-kaiserslautern-vs-eintracht-braunschweig","name":"Matchday 13: FCK - FCK Fritz-Walter-Stadion","description":"Matchday 13: FCK - FCK FC Kaiserslautern","sameAs":"https://www.fck.de","logo":"https://assets.bundesliga.com/contender/2023/6/Kaiserslautern_FCK_OnAir_1.png"},"awayTeam":{"@type":"SportsTeam","name":"Eintracht Braunschweig","sameAs":"https://www.eintracht.com","logo":"https://assets.bundesliga.com/tachyon/sites/2/2022/06/Braunschweig-EBS.png"},"offers":{"@type":"Offer","category":"primary","url":"https://shop.fck.de/tickets/"}}Football as it's meant to be which facilitate interdisciplinary engagement between the six faculties of the university it revived a European identity by adopting the Eurocentric International style which locates its influences primarily in the German Bauhaus and Dutch De Stijl schools of thought The resultant design features unobstructed multi-functional spaces assembled together as a modular system of steel beams and wooden floors which can be disassembled and reconfigured for a new programme as well as context The pavilion is located directly beside the Oker River and is integrated into the university campus via existing pathways the Technical Institute building and the Forum Square Its location establishes the pavilion at the urban intersection of the river the vast university campus and the city of Braunschweig the space is organised as an open plan and grows around a centrally located service block within a square grid of 3m x 3m composed of hollow steel profiles of 10cm x 10cm The framed structure of columns and beams eliminates the need for internal walls such that the internal spaces emerge in the form of zones This versatile disposition of the plan offers a variety of spatial identities effectuating an environment that aims to rectify the conventional uni-directional model of knowledge generation A seemingly arbitrary distribution of informal as well as formal seating and workstations across the floor plan demonstrates a consistent and therefore egalitarian ecosystem devoid of spatial hierarchies and gridlocked areas The floor plate of the first storey is a composition of ribbed wooden decks which are inserted and bolted into the beam frames and as such can be dismantled and reassembled to reprogram the spatial organisation Breaking away from the planar grid of the ground floor the configuration of the floor plate contrives two distinct volumes—the intimate single-height zones and the double-height common areas On the first floor, the programmatic distribution is defined by an orthogonal network of staircases and aisle-sized hallways, interspersed with the enclosed volumes and voids. The system of staircases scattered across the floor plate serves as separate pathways for circulation within the various zones enhancing the unique character of each zone and emphasising the specific activities associated with them The Student House at TU Braunschweig, akin to its Miesian counterpart, aims to revolutionise modes of knowledge generation, with a space that transcends hierarchies and permanence. Additionally, its modularity and material palette are to climate change what Crown Hall was to post-war scarcity an aesthetic that is nostalgic of the International Style and currently teaches at Balwant Sheth School of Architecture She has a Masters' degree in Theory and Design from CEPT University and an MA in Women's Studies She aims to incorporate the gender question in her readings of architecture and cities She lives in Mumbai with her partner and two cats From vernacular knowledge to modern sustainability Middle Eastern pavilions serve as living archives of architectural thought offering fresh frameworks for global adoption STIR engages with the curators of the Togo Oman and Qatar pavilions—debuting at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025—on representation the book presents a fictional story depicting algorithms exercising control over humans and how this affects the built environment Tipnis shares how the toolbox democratises the practice of restoration via DIY resources to repair tangible urban heritage made of common building materials Exclusive preview for subscribers. 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Learn More © Copyright 2019-2025 STIR Design Private Limited Please confirm your email address and we’ll send you a link to reset your password All your bookmarks will be available across all your devices Password must be 8 characters long including one capital letter By creating an account, you acknowledge and agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy by STIR Select the Conversation Category you would like to watch Please enter your details and click submit Single account access for STIRworld.com,STIRpad.com and exclusive STIRfri content Verification link sent to check your inbox or spam folder to complete sign up process by Dhwani Shanghvi | Published on : Jun 06, 2024 he fails to hit the target.A physical encounterRon Schallenberg beats Rayan Philippe to the ball in the air.© IMAGO/RHR-FOTO22'Szabó missesBraunschweig get a free kick on the right just beyond the halfway line Köhler plays the ball low and direct into the penalty area But Heekeren is quick off his line and gets to the ball before Szabó.21'Not quiteHeekeren intercepts a cross and immediately launches a long clearance towards Sylla but a Braunschweig player just manages to get in between and intercepts the ball.20'Braunschweig midfield impressingSven Köhler and Lino Tempelmann have had the most touches of the ball among all 22 players with Tempelmann making a good impression against his former colleagues.18'A cross into empty spaceMurkin strongly intercepts a pass from Johansson on the left - but his cross then goes straight back to the keeper.13'Next chanceBraunschweig are improving and have the next opportunity straight away The ball falls fortuitously to Kaufmann on the right His cross is perfect for Szabó - but the header from 10 metres out is easy pickings for Heekeren.11'Visitors dominating playSchalke have had more possession and are playing significantly more passes.Passes completed 56 71 10'First foray forwardBraunschweig comes forward dangerously for the first time Kaufmann delivers a cross from the right to the penalty spot where Philippe has to move backwards to meet it and can only head it wide.8'Schalke more activeThe visitors are dominating the game in the opening minutes They have possession of the ball and are combining well as they move forward Braunschweig's attacking efforts so far consist only of long balls played up to their forwards.4'Bulut stoppedThe Schalke player cuts in from the right to the centre But he is then stopped by an intervening foot.2'First shotSchalke quickly play it forward and gets the first chance Murkin shoots from about 20 metres out in a half-left position - the ball goes wide of the right post.Kick-off!Tempelmann's quick reunionEintracht signed two Schalke players during the winter break Returning player Ron-Thorben Hoffmann is not in the squad today but Lino Tempelmann has gone straight into the starting XI Tempelmann only played 163 minutes for Schalke in the first half of the season spread across five appearances (two starts).Schalke sticking to the tried and testedThings went well at the end of 2024 so Kees van Wonderen doesn't need to change much The only adjustment compared to the 4-1 victory in Elversberg just before Christmas: Paul Seguin is now fit and replaces the injured Janik Bachmann.Three changes for BraunschweigDaniel Scherning makes three changes to the team that started the defeat in Nuremberg before the winter break: Szabó Rittmüller and Tempelmann come into the team for Marie who is serving a suspension after receiving two yellow cards last time out.Schalke starting XIHeekeren - Bulut Antwi-Adjei - SyllaEintracht Braunschweig starting XIJohansson - Ivanov Philippe - SzabóDaniel Scherning on facing Schalke"We've done everything to prepare well for this match I'm satisfied and hope that we'll start the new year well."Kees van Wonderen on facing Braunschweig"We're happy that the season is starting back up again but we've worked hard and prepared as best we can Braunschweig won two friendlies in the winter break and they also put in good performance against St so we need to be alert and ready to go."Favourite opponentSchalke forward Kenan Karaman has scored three goals in his last two matches against Braunschweig.No place like homeBraunschweig have lost only one of their four previous home matches against Schalke in the Bundesliga 2 a 1-0 defeat back in February 1991.Early leadersAfter their 5-1 opening-day victory against Braunschweig Schalke were the first table-toppers of this Bundesliga season It remains the biggest win of the campaign for the Royal Blues.Hello and welcome!Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 18 fixture between Eintracht Braunschweig and Schalke.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"SportsEvent","eventStatus":"https://schema.org/EventScheduled","url":"https://www.bundesliga.com/en/2bundesliga/matchday/2024-2025/18/eintracht-braunschweig-vs-fc-schalke-04","name":"Matchday 18: EBS - EBS EINTRACHT-STADION","description":"Matchday 18: EBS - EBS 27 January 2025 marks the 80th year since the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp Around 1.5 million people were murdered here President Angela Ittel and Jakob Stahlhofen from the AStA’s anti-fascism and anti-racism department laid flowers at the Stolperschwelle in front of the old building in memory of the victims of National Socialism During a university-wide minute of silence we also commemorated the more than 50 members of our university who were expelled ‘In memory of the victims of National Socialism at our university murdered,’ is the inscription on the stumbling block that has been in front of the old building since 2014 members of the TU Braunschweig gather there to commemorate the victims who were persecuted disenfranchised and murdered by National Socialism taking responsibility for the present and the future are the central messages on this day of remembrance eighty years after the concentration and extermination camp of Auschwitz was liberated by Soviet soldiers President Angela Ittel and AStA representative Jakob Stahlhofen laid flowers at the Stolperschwelle Picture credit: Ahmed Nassef/TU Braunschweig TU President Angela Ittel and Jakob Stahlhofen from the AStA's Department for Anti-Fascism and Anti-Racism commemorate the victims of National Socialim Picture credits: Ahmed Nassef/TU Braunschweig Picture credits: Ahmed Nassef/TU Braunschweig President Angela Ittel and Jakob Stahlhofen highlighted the importance of engaging with the past and drawing consequences from it Picture credits: Ahmed Nassef/TU Braunschweig The more than 50 members of the university who were expelled dismissed and murdered by National Socialism were also commemorated with a minute's silence Photo credit: Ahmed Nassef/TU Braunschweig the Stolperschwelle at the old building has been the place of remembrance at the TU Braunschweig TU President Angela Ittel warned that remembrance is more than just remembering the past and emphasised the university as a place of responsibility we are witnessing a strengthening of authoritarian currents and people are being marginalised because of their origin or identity – including ‘deportation tickets’ being dropped into letterboxes Right-wing ideas are once again finding their way into parliaments and social discourse and are spreading via social networks which often act as amplifiers for hatred and agitation It is our task as a university to counteract these developments through education when scientific findings are disparaged as ‘fake news’ And it is essential that we take a clear and decisive stand against discrimination against anti-Semitism and against any form of inhumanity This is another reason why we are no longer active on the platform X and support the joint appeal of more than 60 universities and research institutions to stop communicating there hate speech and agitation is incompatible with the value system of the TU Braunschweig Our university sees itself as a place of critical thinking where well-founded opinions are formed and defended in open debates with factual arguments But our university also sees itself as a place of responsibility By researching the Nazi history of our university or working on projects against racism and to strengthen diversity and inclusion we help to keep the lessons of history alive But responsibility does not end at the walls of a university our opposition to injustice that makes the difference 27 January reminds us that we must not stand idly by when injustice occurs Or as Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer says: ‘Respect people Jakob Stahlhofen from the AStA Anti-Fascist and Anti-Racist Department warns of the resurgence of right-wing extremism Right-wing extremist violence has continued to cost many lives since the end of the Second World War Be it the pogroms of Hoyerswerda and Rostock-Lichtenhagen in the 90s the terrorist attacks of Halle and Hanau or the NSU murders Right-wing violence and right-wing terror have long since become ubiquitous again the far-right ideology has been getting louder and has long since arrived in the centre of society Today’s Nazis are taking their new self-confidence to the streets: CSDs are being deliberately threatened and attacked politicians are being attacked while hanging up election posters and the premises of anti-fascist groups are being smeared with swastikas and threats thousands of members of the LGBTQ* community an uncountable number of political opponents and resistance fighters racist and anti-Semitic violence in the years after 1945 , , , Soviet soldiers liberated the Auschwitz concentration camp and the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp where more than one million people were murdered by National Socialists between 1940 and 1945 legally enshrined memorial day that remembers the crimes of Nazi regime the Stolperschwelle on the steps in front of the Historic Main Building has been a place of remembrance since 2014 This was laid by the Cologne sculptor Gunter Demnig in cooperation with the association “Stolpersteine für Braunschweig e.V.” “In memory of the victims of National Socialism at our university murdered,” reads the inscription on the Stolperschwelle which keeps the memory of the darkest chapter of German but also of our university history alive at this prominent location and at which a commemoration has been held since 2018 The expulsion of politically and racially disliked persons began at the Technische Hochschule as early as 1930 With more than a third of the entire teaching staff the proportion of expelled teachers was far higher than the average at other universities in the German Reich Two publications by TU Braunschweig contributed to processing the period of National Socialist persecution the volume “Opfer nationalsozialistischer Verfolgung an der Technischen Hochschule Braunschweig 1930 bis 1945“ (Victims of National Socialist Persecution at the Technische Hochschule Braunschweig 1930 to 1945) was published by Michael Wettern and Daniel Weßelhöft under the direction of Hans-Ulrich Ludewig With 51 short biographies of those persecuted for racist and political reasons at the TH TU Braunschweig wants to commemorate the victims and keep the diversity of their fates in mind In the second publication “Von fleißigen Mitmachern Die Technische Hochschule Braunschweig im Nationalsozialismus” (About industrious participants The Technische Hochschule Braunschweig under National Socialism) by Daniel Weßelhöft 72 short biographies of people who were active in various functions at TH Braunschweig between 1930 and 1945 in the sense of National Socialism show how different a National Socialist commitment could appear You can find more information on the website “Unsere Geschichte – Aufarbeitung der NS-Zeit“ (Our History – coming to terms with the Nazi Era) © Copyright 2015 - 2025 TU Braunschweig | Blogs How can Braunschweig’s city centre be redesigned to make it more attractive In this year’s competition for the Johannes Göderitz Prize architecture students from five universities were invited to submit designs that would decisively change the image of the city centre and show sustainable perspectives The award ceremony and exhibition opening will take place on 25 October at the Flebbe Haus in Braunschweig This year’s student competition focused on the transformation of Braunschweig’s city centre This urban space is characterised by the city’s main shopping streets the replica of the castle with a shopping centre and cultural institutions the location of important public functions such as the town hall the Higher Regional Court and Braunschweig Cathedral The task of the architecture students was to develop innovative and sustainable concepts for a programmatic and spatial reorganisation The aim was to see the current problems of the city centre as an opportunity Yu Chen and Zhiyuan Jiang from Technische Universität Berlin received the first prize for their design “Urban production: the future of Braunschweig’s city centre” Paul Gumpricht and Daniel Afriyie Owusu from Leibniz University Hannover received the second prize for their work “Future 5” The two special prizes go to Till Connor and Lina Kolshorn for their design “Dear Braunschweig” and to Eric Kurzbuch and Conrad Peschel from TU Dresden for “Lifebelt Braunschweig” Recognition prizes of €1,000 were awarded to Nadine Willems and Justin Pauls (RWTH Aachen) for their project “Desire for the City” and to Leon Krug and Cecilia Redante (TU Braunschweig) for “Braunschweig Triad” The Johannes Göderitz Prize regularly addresses current urban policy issues The competition provides a platform for participating students from different urban planning institutes to position their urban design as a personal statement on the respective task the awarding city receives a wide range of different designs “Societal changes such as the turnaround in transport and progressive digitalisation which are significantly changing the way we work and trade mean that there is an urgent need for a new spatial and programmatic orientation of the city centre the ongoing climate crisis requires a new approach to urban spaces,” says Professor Uwe Brederlau head of the Institute for Urban Design and Design Methodology at TU Braunschweig and chairman of the Johannes Göderitz Foundation The competition entries submitted by the students have all taken up this challenge “City centres are in a constant process of change show interesting ideas and experiments and provide an exciting basis for discussion about the future development of the city centre,” said Heinz-Georg Leuer head of the city’s planning and building control office “The first prize takes up the idea of bringing production areas back into the city centre thus reviving an important element of the city centres during industrialisation chairman of the competition jury and head of the city of Braunschweig’s Department of Urban Planning and Geoinformation emphasised the diversity of the different approaches and the high level of elaboration of the works and pointed out the high degree of individuality of the designs the works were viewed and intensively discussed Students from the participating universities – RWTH Aachen TU Dresden and Leibniz Universität Hannover – submitted a total of 22 projects “The content of the designs varies greatly but they all paint imaginative pictures of the city centre that make us look forward to the future of Braunschweig It is great to see how many positive concepts there are for the development of the city centre that go beyond the mere economisation of space,” says Professor Uwe Brederlau In their design “Urban Production” Yu Chen and Zhiyuan Jiang address the city centre as a place of flexible and decentralised production Taking Braunschweig-based companies in the clothing biomedical and aviation industries as a starting point the idea is to expand and complement these areas with small the students propose strengthening the circular economy establishing a decentralised energy supply and unsealing surfaces to improve the quality of the city centre A new inner-city logistics network will be developed as the basis for urban production The inner-city ring road will provide urban micro-logistics and enable production and housing to be linked large roofs will be greened and pocket parks will be created in public spaces This approach to urban production convinced the jury “The city centre remains a place of commerce but is transformed and strengthened by additional uses,” said the jury The above-mentioned functions of production and trade are complemented by the centrally located residential use images emerge that make you want to see more.” The Johannes Göderitz Prize 2024 will be awarded The exhibition of the works can be seen in the shop window of the Flebbe-Haus until 28 October The competition was organised in close cooperation with the city of Braunschweig which was represented on the jury by city planning officer Heinz-Georg Leuer and Bernd Schmidbauer head of the city’s Urban Planning and Geoinformation Department , , , city of Hannover) Heinz-Georg Leuer (Head of Urban Planning Barbara Ludescher (HafenCity University Hamburg) Bernd Schmidbauer (Head of Urban Planning and Geoinformation Laura Veronese (TU Dresden) and Hendrik Welp (Architects WELPVONKLITZING) Yu Chen and Zhiyuan Jiang of Technische Universität Berlin have been awarded first prize for their design “Urban production: The future of Braunschweig’s city centre” Photo credits: Robert Sievert/TU Braunschweig The jury discussed the students’ designs in detail A total of 22 entries were submitted for the competition Under the strategic motto ‘TIES® with Impact’ the innovation and start-up potential of the Braunschweig region is to be systematically and holistically activated in the future TU Braunschweig and its regional partners will ensure that innovative ideas and start-up teams receive optimal support and are successfully transformed into start-ups amounting to approximately 1.8 million euros are provided by zukunft.niedersachsen in the ‘Science Startups’ programme which was set up to “strengthen entrepreneurship awareness and education as well as startup preparation through and at universities in Niedersachsen” we are investing in the entrepreneurial success of our region,” explains Professor Arno Kwade Vice President for Transfer and Innovation at TU Braunschweig “We want to identify and support those interested in setting up a company and provide them with the necessary tools to turn innovative ideas into successful companies.” with TU Braunschweig and its other strong scientific institutions has a high potential for innovation and start-ups SMART*UP is addressing significantly more students and employees of TU Braunschweig about entrepreneurship intensifying cooperation with regional partners and establishing a continuous support process for founders The aim is to work with regional partners to facilitate a continuous support structure and culture for more successful spin-offs TU Braunschweig is firmly anchored in the regional start-up ecosystem with its transfer service and entrepreneurship hub regional partners such as Braunschweig Zukunft GmbH the National Metrology Institute of Germany (PTB) Innovationsgesellschaft Technische Universität Braunschweig mbH the Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences The common goal is to sustainably increase the overall output and impact of the start-up ecosystem in the Braunschweig region TU Braunschweig is thus demonstrating how excellent research highly qualified teaching and active knowledge and technology transfer can go hand in hand and is setting new standards for entrepreneurial success in the region , , The “Connect2Transform” (C2T) research project was officially launched on 11 March 2025 with a major kick-off event held at the SIZ-energieplus opened the ambitious project that will drive the transformation of heating and cooling in urban areas which is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection with around 3.4 million euros will turn Braunschweig’s railway city into a real-life laboratory for energy system transformation over the next three years Dr Stefan Plesser and Thomas Wilken from SIZ energieplus at TU Braunschweig welcomed the guests and presented the main features of the innovative project before handing over to Lord Mayor Dr Kornblum “Braunschweig has set itself ambitious climate protection targets Energy-efficient buildings and an efficient energy supply are key elements The Connect2Transform research project provides us with optimal support from innovative manufacturers and leading research institutions to achieve our goals,” said Dr Kornblum in his opening speech “I am particularly pleased that C2T is also involving citizens and companies in Braunschweig’s Bahnstadt district and offering concrete opportunities for participation Climate protection is teamwork – in Braunschweig we are showing how it can be achieved in a technologically innovative economically successful and sustainable way.” emphasised the importance of interdisciplinary research for energy system transformation and highlighted the close cooperation between TU Braunschweig the regional economy and the city as a key success factor for the Energy System Transformation project The SIZ energieplus team then presented the specific objectives and structure of the project in detail C2T takes an innovative path towards the decarbonisation of urban areas The project considers different levels simultaneously – from individual technical components to city-wide infrastructure from individual buildings to entire neighbourhoods and from what can be implemented immediately to long-term visions for 2045 and beyond A particular focus of the C2T project is on the integration of innovative technologies such as large-scale heat pumps hydrogen technologies and an intelligent digital control and communication platform the company synavision is developing software demonstrators for intelligent management at the building and network level and for the integration of buildings and users which covers an area of around 300 hectares offers ideal conditions as a real-world laboratory The site encompasses a particularly diverse range of urban infrastructures and represents very different stages of urban development Special emphasis will be placed on the integration of citizens who will be actively involved in the project from the second half of 2025 through various participation formats such as a BAHNSTADT showroom digital participation opportunities and regular neighbourhood workshops The city of Braunschweig will support the research consortium by providing data assisting with construction and land-use planning and actively communicating the project to citizens The C2T project is supported by a broad consortium the Institute for Software Engineering of RWTH Aachen MBS GmbH and Ochsner Process Energy Systems GmbH The project “Connect2Transform (C2T) – The BAHNSTADT Braunschweig as a Demonstrator for the Modular Transformation of Heating and Cooling Supply” started in February 2025 and is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) with €3.4 million The initial three-year concept phase of the project is part of the BMWi’s 7th Energy Research Programme It is funded under the call “Climate Neutral Heating and Cooling” C2T is coordinated by the Steinbeis Innovation Centre energieplus an affiliated institute of TU Braunschweig with about 30 scientific employees Its research focuses on energy and quality management and the design of supply systems The institute continues the successful work of the Institute for Building and Solar Technology and contributes extensive experience from numerous research projects , , , , Manfred Krafczyk (Vice President for Digitalisation and Sustainability Aerial view of the Bahnstadt area in Braunschweig The laying of the foundation stone on 10 October marked a decisive step for the new chemistry building at Technische Universität Braunschweig In the presence of Niedersachsen’s Science Minister Falko Mohrs and TU President Angela Ittel representatives from politics and future users celebrated the official start of the structural work for the 53 million euro research and teaching building The new building will help to position chemistry at the TU Braunschweig for the future and provide scientists with the best possible conditions for their research and teaching The laying of the foundation stone for the new chemistry building marks an important step in overcoming the renovation backlog The new building will replace the chemistry building on Hans-Sommer-Straße It will reunite the departments of two chemistry institutes that were previously spread across more than ten locations on campus The Agnes Pockels Laboratory for school students will also move into the new building The new chemistry building is the first of three research and teaching buildings to be constructed at TU Braunschweig The first measures for the new pharmaceutical building in Mendelssohnstraße have already begun Civil engineering work on the new physics building in Hans-Sommer-Straße will begin early next year which is being constructed by TU Braunschweig’s building management company takes into account the complex technical challenges of the chemistry institutes: for example there are high demands on the availability of gases for the operation of test stands Complex laser equipment is used to investigate molecular properties air-cushioned laser tables and places high demands on the load-bearing capacity of the laboratory floors Students of chemistry and related subjects will benefit greatly from the new building modern teaching and research laboratories equipped with the latest technology In addition to a lecture hall for over 100 students there will be several seminar rooms equipped with the latest media technology The central location of the new building also ensures short distances to the other chemistry institutes on campus The architecture of the light grey clinker brick building is designed to promote openness and exchange The new building provides short distances and a high quality working environment A slight recess in the facade structures the new building The western end of the building is dominated by the lecture hall “Understanding chemical processes is a key to the future and of great importance for solving important technical and biological processes Chemistry is not only of central importance for our scientific and economic location in its own right It is also an important interface with other life sciences This requires the best possible working and study conditions The TU Braunschweig has an outstanding chemistry department which is confirmed by excellent evaluations I am very pleased that with this new building we will be able to significantly strengthen chemistry after a long transition period.” modern buildings that meet our needs are an important prerequisite in the competition for the best researchers and students The laying of the foundation stone for the new chemistry building is an important step in the fight against the renovation backlog The new chemistry building and the two other new buildings already in the planning stage will not only help to position our life sciences which are such an important focus at TU Braunschweig and make an essential contribution to solving social problems but also our pharmacy and physics in a future-oriented way and offer scientists the best conditions for their research and teaching.” “The new chemistry research building for the Faculty of Life Sciences is a special architectural statement and a symbol of research I am particularly pleased that students and scientists now have the opportunity to learn students and researchers in chemistry will use this building to develop their ideas and make decisive contributions to the challenges of our time.” “I am very pleased that this new building will replace the building at Hans-Sommer-Str The new building will provide state-of-the-art laboratories and research infrastructure for around 100 scientists from the Institute of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry and the Institute of Technical Chemistry who are currently spread across more than ten locations The new building – together with the planned new building for parts of the Department of Pharmacy – is an important step towards eliminating the huge backlog of renovation work in the Faculty of Life Sciences.” “A university’s buildings not only fulfil a spatial programme and complex technical requirements attract bright minds and provide a home for curiosity innovation and collaboration; they should provide a setting for university life Building Contractor: The State of Niedersachsen represented by the Niedersachsen Ministry of Science and Culture and Technische Universität Braunschweig of which the state of Niedersachsen is contributing 33 million euros The TU Braunschweig’s own contribution is 20 million euros This amount includes 1.6 million euros for initial equipment Users: The Institute of Technical Chemistry and the Institute of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry chemistry students and the Agnes Pockels Laboratory for school students Energy efficiency: The building will be constructed to the KFW40 energy standard the highest energy standard for new buildings , , Laying of the foundation stone for the new chemistry building at TU Braunschweig Niedersachsen Minister for Science and Culture and Foreman Karsten Thomas.Photo credits: Christian Bierwagen/TU Braunschweig Innovative materials, sustainable construction methods and automated production – civil engineer Vincent Oettel has a clear vision for the future of construction. After his time as a professor in Hannover, he is now returning to Technische Universität Braunschweig to head the Department of Solid Construction at the Institute of Building Materials, Solid Construction and Fire Protection (iBMB) In an interview with Bianca Loschinsky and Heiko Jacobs he talks about his research on high-performance concrete the use of bamboo as reinforcement and modular bridge systems reminiscent of Lego Professor Vincent Oettel heads the Department of Solid Construction at the Institute of Building Materials Solid Construction and Fire Protection (iBMB) Photo credits: Kristina Rottig/TU Braunschweig One major point is the Collaborative Research Centre Transregio (TRR) 277 ‘Additive Manufacturing in Construction’ (AMC) in whose application I was already involved I believe that this is a huge topic: 3D concrete printing and also automated construction you can do excellent research and I have always felt very comfortable here I mean both the generously sized experimental laboratories of the iBMB and the testing halls of the Materialprüfanstalt (MPA) as well as the opportunities offered by the Collaborative Research Centre TRR 277 TRR 277 is one of the top teams worldwide in the field of 3D printing in construction then moved on to steel construction and only later to solid construction I have always found it very interesting to use the building material where it can be best utilised according to its potential it was always a challenge to push the material even further It’s not just my daughters who ask me: What are we doing for the future The aspect of sustainability is important to me as is the fight against the housing shortage Fast construction reduces costs and compensates for the shortage of skilled workers I also find it inspiring to talk to other disciplines You first have to learn the technical vocabulary And I believe that a great deal can be achieved by combining mechanical and civil engineering we are investigating new possibilities for bridge renovation in the field of sustainable construction which have already been tested in our neighbouring countries but have not yet been investigated in Germany but we cannot rebuild them all for reasons of cost and time the preservation of existing structures almost always represents the most sustainable solution That’s why we want to mill off the asphalt and apply a high-performance concrete that is the same height as the asphalt was before So I’m not adding any dead weight of my own but the high-performance concrete serves as a road surface and cross-section supplement that strengthens the bridge This can be done in a very short construction time which offers economic and ecological advantages in a factory and deliver them to the construction site we can manufacture the modules automatically protected from the weather and to a very high quality we need a lot of additional safety measures and therefore more material due to the higher inaccuracies which we do not need if we manufacture them in a factory we can then assemble the modules like Lego bricks or thread them like a string of pearls onto tendons and brace them demolish a dilapidated bridge that we can no longer reinforce and replace it very quickly we can shorten traffic detours and congestion times and save enormous amounts of CO₂ emissions The difficulty lies in connecting these parts in a force-locked manner and designing the joints accordingly we are primarily concerned with the automated milling of profiled joints and various joining techniques for dry joints dry joints have the advantage that defective modules can be replaced and dismantling is much easier TU President Angela Ittel and Professor Vincent Oettel we consume resources and produce emissions but we have to keep pushing them back to be as sustainable as possible This is how we develop resource-optimised load-bearing structures for example thin-walled concrete structures with ribs that are more reminiscent of steel construction We save as much material as possible through targeted topology optimisation we are trying to incorporate bamboo rods into concrete This would also help in emerging markets where steel is usually not produced locally but has to be purchased on the world market Bamboo is a plant that grows in many parts of the world and can grow by an average of 20 to 30 centimetres per day such as the swelling of the dried material when it is embedded in the concrete the traditional topics: our students should understand the basics how do I have to construct that – these are the basics but also exercises in which students model and design a bridge using software we use plausibility checks and estimates to determine whether the computer results are correct We don’t want our students to rely too heavily on the software but that depends very much on the modelling and doesn’t have to correspond to reality and that’s where we have to sensitise them and also prepare them We familiarise students with innovative building materials such as high-performance concrete and non-metallic reinforcement How can I build in a way that optimises materials and resources How do you actually do a life cycle assessment and how do we make it ecologically justifiable Our students are the people who will later take the innovations into the offices and companies we can’t go on as we have done in the past , , , Vincent Oettel studied civil engineering at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HAWK) in Hildesheim after completing an apprenticeship as a carpenter After graduating as a chartered engineer (FH) he worked as a project engineer and structural engineer at Stahlbau Engineering Hannover (SEH) Vincent Oettel then completed his doctorate in Braunschweig on the topic ‘Torsional behaviour of steel fibre-reinforced concrete reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete beams’ he was employed as a senior engineer at the Institute of Building Materials Solid Construction and Fire Protection (iBMB) at TU Braunschweig This was followed by a position as a project engineer at G + S Planungsgesellschaft mbH in Hamburg he was a university professor for solid construction and head of the Institute for Solid Construction (IfMa) at Leibniz University Hannover as well as a member of the board of directors of the Test Centre for Support Structures Hannover (TTH) Vincent Oettel has been Professor for Solid Construction and Head of the Department of Solid Construction at the Institute for Building Materials as well as Scientific Director of the Materials Testing Institute for Construction (MPA) Braunschweig ➜ Clusters of Excellence: In the Excellence Strategy of the Federal Government and States in 2018 TU Braunschweig was successful with two applications The two research projects “QuantumFrontiers” and “SE²A” will be funded for seven years starting in 2019 TU Braunschweig is involved in the “PhoenixD” cluster at Leibniz Universität Hannover (LUH) which is researching new optical technologies ➜ Research projects: The Collaborative Research Centres, Research Groups and Priority Programmes funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) play a special role ➜ Research Centers: The research profile of the TU Braunschweig is characterized by several interdisciplinary and cross-faculty research networks, which are organized as centers Researchers at Technische Universität Braunschweig have discovered a new method of tracking users on the internet as we already know it from website tracking could enable advertisers to track users across different apps and the web browser They have published their research in a paper that they will present at the ‘USENIX Security 2025’ conference in Seattle ‘HyTrack’ could enable advertisers to track users across different apps and the web browser read articles online and interact with advertisements our activities are constantly being tracked Companies and website operators collect data on users’ online behaviour through web tracking Tracking through cookies or pixel tags helps website operators to better understand their visitors but also to personalise advertising through movement profiles While proponents of tracking point to customised content and an improved user experience privacy advocates warn of the risks to privacy head of the Institute for Application Security at TU Braunschweig also warns of this and a new type of tracking: ‘’HyTrack’ is a major threat to data protection and user privacy But the good news is that we seem to have discovered the technology before the tracking and advertising industry In three large-scale studies and one qualitative study we have not yet been able to find ‘HyTrack’ in the wild.” The tracking method is based on a new browser feature – custom tabs These allow special browser windows to be opened directly in an app that uses the same storage and session state as the regular smartphone browser This allows users to remain logged in to websites even when accessing them via different apps What was intended as a convenience feature can be misused for questionable tracking purposes The method discovered by the researchers takes advantage of the fact that custom tabs share the browser’s cookie storage This allows a tracking company to assign an identifier (ID) to the user – independently of the Google advertising ID (Google AD-ID) which enables app developers to measure user behaviour across different media sources The advertising ID can be reset and deleted by users Particularly worrying: ‘’HyTrack‘ can even recover after a browser memory wipe or a reinstallation of affected apps,” says Malte Wessels research associate at the Institute for Application Security and first author of the study “If an app uses a special variant of custom tabs known as ‘Trusted Web Activities’ these open in full-screen mode – keeping the tracking hidden.” The researchers tested the method in ten different browsers and on six Android versions The result: all browsers that support custom tabs are affected by ‘HyTrack’ There is at least one piece of good news: so far there is no evidence that this technique is already being used by tracking services the scientists warn that it would be easy for advertising networks and other data companies to implement it They therefore recommend that browser developers quickly fix this vulnerability and advise users to install an ad blocker in their browser in the meantime to at least partially protect themselves from unwanted tracking , Martin Johns: HyTrack: Resurrectable and Persistent Tracking Across Android Apps and the Web https://www.ias.tu-bs.de/publications/hytrack.pdf Supplementary material: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14718795 Different apps open custom tabs on the same website and use its cookies as persistent shared storage Picture Credit: Institute for Application Security/TU Braunschweig the term of office of the newly composed Senate at TU Braunschweig begins The highest body of academic self-administration which plays a decisive role in advising on and shaping the academic and structural development of the university crucial decisions will have to be made – from implementing the Ecoversity initiative to deciding on key infrastructure measures It is important that we join forces in these times and work constructively to shape the future of our university,” says TU President Prof The members of the Senate take office for a two-year term ending on 31 March 2027 In its capacity as a central decision-making body alongside the Executive Board and the University Council the Senate is involved in the strategic orientation as well as the equal opportunities plan and the development plan of the TU It has a comprehensive right to information and a say vis-à-vis the presidium and comments on all matters of self-administration the Senate will focus on a number of topics that are of great importance for the further development of the university the implementation of the Ecoversity initiative the realisation of construction projects and the search for solutions to the renovation backlog The Senate meets about once a month in a session that is open to university members – as far as space permits In order to enable as many members of TU Braunschweig as possible to participate in the meeting in hybrid form in the future a technical solution is currently being worked on and will then be installed in the Senate Hall The Senate also meets in a non-public part in which voting takes place on appointment matters More information about the tasks of the Senate at the TU can be found on the official website of the Senate Unesco has declared 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technologies. As a founding member of the quantum alliance Quantum Valley Lower Saxony (QVLS) TU Braunschweig is one of the driving forces behind a rapidly growing quantum technology industry in Germany In the month of World Quantum Day (14 April) our picture shows one of the Braunschweig innovations that make Lower Saxony’s quantum computer possible Chip for the Lower Saxony ion trap quantum computer of Quantum Valley Lower Saxony Picture credits: Kristina Rottig/TU Braunschweig Sometimes quantum computers seem to be a technology of opposites. For example, when the sensitive qubits only reach peak performance at temperatures close to absolute zero. Or when huge devices are used to control the smallest parts of the universe. At TU Braunschweig, however, researchers at the Institute for CMOS Design want to make quantum computers more compact and temperature stable Our picture of the month shows one of their designs for the Niedersachsen ion trap quantum computer of Quantum Valley Niedersachsen (QVLS) At the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) the world’s most important platform for chip design they were able to place their world’s first functional microwave trapped-ion controller in a prominent position An unusual insight into research, an exciting impression from teaching, a detail or a special moment on campus: the TU Braunschweig is diverse. Submit your own photos to us! You can read which criteria your picture should meet on our picture of the month page You can also view pictures from previous months on this page Particulate matter, carbon dioxide and other airborne pollutants affect our health. But how can this pollution be made visible? Merle Riecke, an environmental engineering graduate from TU Braunschweig, has found a solution: a mobile measuring device that helps cyclists find clean routes. She developed the OpenBikeSensor as part of her master’s thesis at the Institute of Transport In her master’s thesis at the Institute of Transport Merle Riecke further developed the OpenBikeSensor by integrating a particulate matter sensor Photo credit: Kristina Rottig/TU Braunschweig it looks like plain grey tube that Merle Riecke carries on the luggage rack of her bicycle But inside is a whole range of technology: a particulate matter sensor that measures the particles in the air two other sensors that measure temperature and carbon dioxide a GPS module that assigns the measured values to their respective locations who specialises in public transport and transport and infrastructure planning built all this herself as part of her master’s thesis Her goal: “The idea is that people can use the sensor to measure their daily journeys and see where they are most exposed.” In order to make her development accessible to as many people as possible the TU student based her work on the OpenBikeSensor open source project This is a sensor that you can build yourself which is normally used to measure the overtaking distance of cars and helps to identify dangerous spots in urban traffic Merle Riecke realised early on that her idea to extend the sensor would be met with enthusiasm when she visited the “Maker Faire” in Hanover a trade fair for tinkerers and technology enthusiasts I went there to find tips and tricks,” she says So she was all the more surprised to get so much positive feedback on her project: “We didn’t have a moment’s peace There was always someone at the stand who liked the project and had their own ideas.” For the student this was confirmation that her project had struck a chord And that proved to be more complicated than expected Riecke had to familiarise herself with microcontrollers so I had to teach myself how to do everything” she says She would spend hours trying to figure out why something was not working Merle Riecke designed the complex sensor herself and had to learn additional programming skills she succeeded in developing the measuring device “It was a lot of trial and error,” says the graduate In the sparsely populated region of Lüchow-Dannenberg where she lived while working on her master’s thesis “I wanted to take measurements that would show me where it’s really dirty,” says Riecke So she drove to Lüneburg in the middle of rush hour “The concentration was lower than expected,” she says She suspected that the heavy rain that day had washed the particulates out of the air It was only when she drove past a burning fire that the readings rose significantly she also calibrated her sensors at an official measuring station in Braunschweig The practical test proved that the sensor works The sensor has now been built and the thesis successfully completed The measured air quality data could be fed into a map that colour-codes particularly polluted routes so that cyclists can avoid them the device could help cities and communities identify air pollution hotspots and take action Other exciting ideas for developing the sensor came from the “Maker Faire” there was an idea for the integration of a vibration sensor for the measurement of road conditions.” Riecke hopes that people or projects will be found to develop the project further and perhaps even merge it with the OpenBikeSensor Whether she will work on further development herself is unclear Merle Riecke would like to work in the field of public transport Her dream is to make cities more environmentally friendly “We only have this one world,” she says “And I would like to do my bit to protect it.” Text description provided by the architects. The Study Pavilion at the Technical University of Braunschweig designed by Berlin based Architects Gustav Düsing & Max Hacke is an innovative campus building designed to cater the evolving academic landscape in a post pandemic world. With digital lectures and AI challenging traditional learning models, the role of the university campus is being reimagined. Located on the central campus of the prestigious University the two story building serves as a new landmark, seamlessly integrating with existing pathways. © LemmartThe organizational principle of the building revolves around the concept of a superstructure, allowing for constant reconfiguration of the floor plan. This flexibility ensures the building remains relevant as a new campus element for an extended period. © Leonhard ClemensRegarding energy efficiency the Study Pavilion relies on a district heating supply sourced from 80% renewable energy supplemented by ground probes for summer cooling A 3m deep arcade with a canopy and balconies provides shade during summer while harnessing solar heat gain during the winter this passive method is supported by the presence of up to 200 students working on laptops The building is naturally ventilated through tilt windows and a central skylight dome You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email TeamsSpielerHistorieZuschauendeeasyCredit BBL U-22 Spieler des JahresSananda Fruzum Beitrag › Januar 2025Basketball Löwen Braunschweig are not going away as Dennis Schröder’s team grabbed their ninth win in the last 10 games to remain in step with the leaders of the league table-toppers FC Bayern Munich made a big-name addition by signing German national team point guard Justus Hollatz And the league has seen another head coach get fired as Telekom Baskets Bonn parted ways with Roel Moors In this section, we break out our English language skills and inform you about the latest news from the German easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga. If you’re short on time but still want your fill of Germany’s top basketball league then you are in the right place. Every week David Hein (Taking The Charge substack) brings you up-to-date in German basketball – the easyCredit BBL short and sweet: Basketball Löwen Braunschweig showed their current class by rolling past MHP RIESEN Ludwigsburg 83-69 at home to stay right on the heels of league leaders FC Bayern Munich Braunschweig raced ahead by 13 points in the first quarter the lead grew to 15 points in the second frame and Jesus Ramirez’s team was never threatened the rest of the way Braunschweig have now won 9 of their last 10 games for an 11-5 record while Ludwigsburg are 9-8 after three losses in their last four Ludwigsburg made just 2 of 26 three-pointers for a nightmare 8 percent shooting Sananda Fru set a career high with 17 points as Braunschweig’s top scorer while Ferdinand Zylka had 16 points and Arnas Velicka contributed 13 points and 6 assists Joel Scott (17 points and 13 rebounds) and Yorman XX Polas Bartolo (12/10) both had double-doubles in the loss Braunschweig lock up head coach Jesus Ramirez until 2027 Basketball Löwen Braunschweig showed they are fully satisfied with the work of head coach Jesus Ramirez as they extended the Spaniard’s expiring contract until 2027 The 45-year-old has been with Braunschweig since 2021 and been a willing leader of a club looking to give chances to young players and develop them into stars Basketball Löwen Braunschweig have lost one of their youngsters as Gian Aydinoglu left the club and signed with second division ProA side Kirchheim Knights The 21-year-old had been with Braunschweig for two and a half years after coming from the ALBA BERLIN system Aydinoglu appeared in 9 Bundesliga games and averaged 1.1 points in 5 minutes and picked up 3.5 points in 6 games in the FIBA Europe Cup MHP RIESEN Ludwigsburg made a move at the guard position as they released Kellen Grady and signed Elijah Pemberton The 26-year-old Grady played 23 games for Ludwigsburg but leaves after the club decided to bring in the 27-year-old Pemberton who arrives from Belgian club Limburg United FC Bayern Munich looked to the future and signed young German point guard Justus Hollatz until 2028 The 23-year-old arrives from Anadolu Efes Istanbul and will only be eligible to play this season in the easyCredit BBL Hollatz helped his hometown club Veolia Towers Hamburg earn promotion to the Bundesliga before leaving for Spain in 2022 and heading to Türkiye in 2023 for Efes Hollatz’s presence as a third playmaker was needed urgently after the departure of Yam Madar at the end of November Hollatz knows Bayern head coach Gordie Herbert as well as many of Bayern’s players from the German national team FC Bayern Munich picked up a hard-fought 84-82 victory over Bamberg Baskets to stay atop the league with Justus Hollatz putting together a solid game in his Bayern debut Bamberg led for most of the first three quarters and Bayern wrestled away control with an 11-2 fourth quarter run and held on It was Bayern’s fifth win in the last six games for an 11-4 record while Bamberg have dropped four in a row for a 6-10 mark The stats were very close with Bayern getting 16 second chance points to 12 for Bamberg while hitting 11 three-pointers to 7 for the guests Carsen Edwards top-scored for Bayern with 17 points and 6 assists Andreas Obst hit 3 three-pointers for 11 points and Hollatz tallied 9 points 2 assists and 3 steals in his first game for the league leaders Noah Locke was Bamberg’s leading scorer with 19 points KeyShawn Feazell had 15 points and Filip Stanic totaled 15 points and 11 rebounds ratiopharm ulm kept pace with the other leaders in the league with an 84-75 victory at home which spoilt the debut of Telekom Baskets Bonn’s new head coach Marko Stankovic Ulm were ahead the entire second half and built the advantage to 12 points in the final frame Ulm have improved to 11-5 after four wins in the last five games and Bonn are 8-9 after three straight losses Ulm shot 59 percent on two-pointers and Bonn made just 42 percent of their two-point attempts Nelson Weidemann poured in a season-high 19 points 4 rebounds and 5 assists and Karim Jallow tallied 13 points Darius McGhee led Bonn with 18 points and Till Pape scored 14 points Telekom Baskets Bonn have seen enough and decided to part ways with head coach Roel Moors and fired the Belgian playcaller handing over the coaching reins to his assistant Marko Stankovic Moors was brought in to replace the wildly successful Tuomas Iisalo in 2023 The 40-year-old Serbian Stankovic has been with Bonn since June 2022 and served as an assistant under Iisalo and won the 2023 Basketball Champions League crown Bonn extended Stankovic’s contract until 2027 Agbakoko combine for 47 in Oldenburg’s win over Berlin EWE Baskets Oldenburg just do not lose at home and that trend continued as they knocked off ALBA BERLIN 97-92 at the sold-out EWE Arena in a back-and-forth battle The game stayed tight throughout with eight points being the biggest lead and there were 13 lead changes and 7 ties Berlin led 84-83 with more than 6 minutes to go when Oldenburg went on an 8-0 run to establish a seven-point lead and the guests could not get closer than three points the rest of the way Oldenburg improved to 8-9 after their third win in the last four games - including an 8-1 record at home - and Berlin had won three in a row and now are 7-9 Oldenburg shot 67 percent on two-pointers and scored 23 fast break points Justin Jaworski hit 5 three-pointers for 25 points Norris Agbakoko collected a career-high 22 points and 9 rebounds Len Schoormann added 16 points and Geno Crandall pitched in a double-double of 10 points and 13 assists David McCormack led Berlin with 21 points and 7 rebounds Berlin send point guard Samar on loan to Gran Canaria in Spain ALBA BERLIN agreed to send point guard Ziga Samar on loan to Spanish side Dreamland Gran Canaria until the end of the season The 24-year-old Slovenian international has struggled this season to get playing time in Berlin after returning from a long-term injury Samar will be playing for Gran Canaria’s head coach Jaka Lakovic who knows the Bundesliga as he coached ratiopharm ulm from 2019 to 2022 He also won the EuroLeague as a player and guided Gran Canaria to the EuroCup title in 2023 Samar signed with Berlin in 2022 and spent his first season on loan at Veolia Towers Hamburg EWE Baskets Oldenburg made two personnel decisions as they released French center Mathis Dossou-Yovo and American guard Ty Nichols The latter arrived in Oldenburg in December to help make up for the injury absences of guards Geno Crandall and Eli Brooks Dossou-Yovo did not provide Oldenburg with enough defense and rebounding at the big man position Devoe scores 35 points in Wolves' 2nd win over Göttingen in a week SYNTAINICS MBC defeated BG Göttingen for the second time in seven days - this time with much less drama - as they rolled to a 94-80 victory on the road who needed a buzzer-beater dunk to win last week 93-91 at home pulled away for good in the second quarter for a 9-8 record with two straight wins after a three-game losing streak Göttingen could not give new head coach Mikko Riipinen his first victory in his home debut as they fell to 1-14 with seven straight losses Wolves shot a blistering 55 percent for the game including a white-hot 73 percent on two-pointers The hosts meanwhile made only 25 percent on three-pointers Michael Devoe scored a career high 35 points off the bench Charles Callison had 16 points and 6 assists and Spencer Reaves chipped in 15 points Tra Holder picked up 23 points as Göttingen’s leading scorer and Demajeo Wiggins added 12 points and 10 rebounds for his seventh double-double of the season Hysier Miller added to Weißenfels guard rotation SYNTAINICS MBC added some guard depth with the signing of Hysier Miller until the end of the season The 22-year-old has not played this season as he was released from the roster at Virginia Tech University before the season due to his alleged involvement in a gambling scandal involving players at Miller’s previous college Temple University Veolia Towers Hamburg continued their solid run of play as they rallied to defeat FIT/One Würzburg Baskets 68-66 at home Würzburg had a strong second quarter and built a 16-point lead The rest of the game was close and Kur Kuath gave the hosts the lead 67-66 with 37 seconds to go Brae Ivey made it 68-66 with 10 seconds left as he split two free throws Jhivvan Jackson had a chance to tie the game with two free throws with 2.6 seconds remaining but missed both and Hamburg picked up the win Hamburg held the advantage in second chance points 13-5 and made 13 of 17 free throws to just 7 of 14 for Würzburg Hamburg have won three of their last four games for a 7-9 record while Würzburg lost their third straight for a 9-7 mark Jordan Barnett paced Hamburg with 14 points Kuath picked up 13 points and 10 rebounds and Johnathan Stove added 11 points and 8 rebounds Owen Klassen had 11 points and 8 rebounds and Hannes Steinbach tallied 9 points and a career high 13 rebounds RASTA Vechta have put together a three-game winning streak after they comfortably handled NINERS Chemnitz 89-66 at home Vechta started pulling away in the second half and the game was decided after three quarters Vechta improve to 9-6 while Chemnitz dropped to 9-7 after seeing their three-game winning streak snapped Vechta committed only 10 turnovers and hit 53 percent on three-pointers while holding Chemnitz to just 34 percent from the floor and 26 percent from long range Brandon Randolph paced six Vechta players in double figures with 19 points Lloyd Pandi and Tyger Campbell both scored 15 points and Joel Aminu and Joschka Ferner both had 12 points Michael Devoe was SYNTAINICS MBC’s main weapon and he took home Player of the Week honors for Round 18 He came off the bench against BG Göttingen and poured in 35 points on 12 of 16 shots (including 5/8 threes) and 6 of 7 free throws He also picked up 4 rebounds and 1 assist for an efficiency of 34 Devoe's career high had been 29 points - against MLP Academics Heidelberg last October German Top Five of the WeekG: Justus Hollatz FC Bayern MunichNot a bad debut for Hollatz as the point guard tallied 9 points 2 assist and 3 steals in 20 minutes against Bamberg Baskets ratiopharm ulmWeidemann played a major role in Ulm’s win over Telekom Baskets Bonn with 19 points with 5 three-pointers FIT/One Würzburg BasketsSteinbach is putting up some impressive numbers 1 assist and 1 steal against Veolia Towers Hamburg Basketball Löwen BraunschweigFru gets his jump up from the Young Guns as he scored a career high 17 points to go with 5 rebounds 1 steal and 2 blocks against MHP RIESEN Ludwigsburg EWE Baskets OldenburgAgbakoko is back again this week with a career high 22 points Basketball Löwen BraunschweigKalu has yet to really leave his mark with Braunschweig thus far but he had a solid game against MHP RIESEN Ludwigsburg He played 9:33 minutes and had 4 points on 2 of 4 shooting (0/2 threes) to go with 2 rebounds and 1 block FC Bayern MunichKharchenkov started against Bamberg Baskets and played 6:11 minutes ad went scoreless with 0 shots but contributed 2 rebounds and 2 assists BG GöttingenJünemann played 6:14 minutes against SYNTAINICS MBC and picked up 1 rebound Germans AbroadBent Leuchten is spending his fourth season at University of California-Irvine and really has taken another step who played at IBAM and Oberhaching Tropics Deisenhofen The center had 15 points and 8 rebounds against Cal Poly which snapped a three-game streak of double-doubles six of them coming in his last nine games since December 19 Für den Newsletter anmelden © easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga - Alle Rechte vorbehalten BBL GmbH, Am Kabellager 11-13, 51063 Köln (Mülheim)Tel.: 0221 / 981 77-0Fax: 0221 / 981 77-99e-Mail: Info@easyCredit-BBL.de It has no cables and its supporting structure can also be a battery: teams from Braunschweig Berlin and Würzburg have been researching such a cleverly designed small satellite since 2020 The battery storage system ‘Wall#E’ was largely developed at Technische Universität Braunschweig in the Cluster of Excellence for Sustainable Aviation SE2A while the wireless infrastructure ‘Skith’ was developed in Würzburg A small satellite equipped with this technology was launched on 14 January 2025 and will orbit the Earth for one year The results of the demonstration flight are relevant for further sustainable developments in aerospace and at TU Berlin at the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics The Skith (Skip the harness) wireless satellite infrastructure was developed at the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg It eliminates the need for conventional cable connections between satellite components by enabling data transmission using robust and fault-tolerant ultra-wideband radio complexity and integration effort of the satellite Another advantage is that individual satellite components can be easily replaced These two technologies will be used for the first time in the small satellite InnoCcube, which was launched into orbit aboard a SpaceX rocket on 14 January 2025 The satellite will be tested for about a year will orbit the Earth at an altitude of 500 to 600 kilometres The knowledge gained from the orbital tests will feed into both terrestrial and space technologies it is conceivable that the combination of Skith and Wall#E could enable the construction of aircraft with fewer cables and energy-storing outer walls This would save weight and could potentially open the door to electric flight The Wall#E and Skith technologies were the winners of DLR’s INNOspace Masters competitions in 2016 and 2017 respectively Their development was funded by the DLR Space Agency in separate projects with support from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs , , ,