On 19 June, the University had the pleasure of hosting a group of 10 students from the German-French Lycée Schengen, accompanied by their teachers.
The visit started with a brief presentation about the University and the study programmes offered by the Faculty. Following that, the students embarked on a guided tour that offered them an exciting journey through various research groups. The first stop was a visit to Prof. Norman Teferle and his team, who showcased reality capture and 3D image processing tools and presented captivating examples related to their research.
Next, the students were taken to the hydraulic engineering lab, where they had the opportunity to witness a demonstration on treating greywater using constructed wetlands presented by Prof. Joachim Hansen and Dr. Silvia Venditti.
The next destination was the robotics lab of Prof. Peter Plapper, where Dr. Atal Kumar provided a demonstration on how to operate a Kuka robot arm.
The visit finished at the Laser Technology Centre, with a demonstration by Dr. Mahdi Elahi, who showcased the use of a laser beam to write a students’ names on a small metal plate. This captivating display highlighted the precision and control achieved through laser technology and left the students in awe of its capabilities.
Overall, the visit to Campus Kirchberg was an enriching experience for the students from Schengen Lycée. They were exposed to cutting-edge research, innovative technologies, and the practical applications of various scientific fields. The visit not only expanded their knowledge but also inspired them to explore further in the world of science and technology.