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The Collegium Musicum of the RWTH Aachen is celebrating an anniversary: ​​it was founded 70 years ago as an orchestra with 30 members. Today, around 200 students and employees play and sing in the university choir and university…

Future Cluster Hydrogen from RWTH and Forschungszentrum Jülich organizes an international conference.The Aachen Hydrogen Colloquium will take place for the first time on May 3rd and 4th, 2022. The Future Cluster Hydrogen from RWTH Aachen…

RWTH professors receive funding for "leading researchers throughout Europe". Pitsch is awarded this for the second time.The RWTH professors Martin Grohe and Heinz Pitsch are funded by the European Research Council - ERC for short - with…

The Excellence University prepares its students very well for professional life.The university ranking of WirtschaftsWoche once again certifies that RWTH Aachen University has a very good reputation in business. Personnel managers from…

The Aachen professor Matthias Wessling was admitted to the National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina. Wessling - holder of the chair for chemical process engineering, pro-rector for research and structure of the RWTH and member of the…

Lidrotec wins the 22nd Rice Business Plan Competition, the worldwide start-up competition. The founders of this start-up studied or did their doctorate at the RWTH, the Ruhr University Bochum and the WHU - Otto Beisheim School of…

Sonja Herres-Pawlis, Chair of Bioinorganic Chemistry at RWTH Aachen University, has been accepted into the Chemistry Europe Fellow class. Chemistry Europe is an association of 16 chemical societies from 15 European countries. The…

RWTH Aachen achieves very good rankings in the current QS Ranking by Subjects: RWTH leads among German universities in mechanical engineering, materials science and mineral and mining engineering. Aachen University is one of the top three…

10 million euro funding from the Werner Siemens Foundation for a new type of tissue replacement. Project by DWI and RWTH Aachen.Growth and replacement of damaged cartilage tissue using a groundbreaking 4D printing technology: This is what…

10 million euro funding from the Werner Siemens Foundation for a new type of tissue replacement. Project by DWI and RWTH Aachen.Growth and replacement of damaged cartilage tissue using a groundbreaking 4D printing technology: This is what…