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Der Kilometer1-Ideenwettbewerb geht 2024 in die nächste Runde. Neu ist: Der Kilometer1 Award wird zum IDEA CUP Bodensee, weil zu den Studierenden und Wissenschaftler:innen der HTWG Konstanz und der Uni Konstanz nun auch die der Hochschulen Albstadt Sigmaringen, Ravensburg-Weingarten und der Zeppelin Universität Friedrichshafen teilnehmen können.

On 13 June, the University of Konstanz and BioLAGO invite you to the ‘Science meets Business’ forum at the University of Konstanz.

You can look forward to exciting presentations from the health and biotechnology sector as well as a diverse networking event

Learning from each other, growing together – transfer connects universities and the city administration

Visionaries wanted! One stage, three minutes and lots of innovation: the regional Falling Walls Lab Baden-Württemberg will take place in Stuttgart in 2024.

Beim spannungsgeladenen Finale der diesjährigen Kilometer1 Awards pitchten vier nominierte Teams vor der Jury und einem bunten Publikum ihre Ideen. Als Preisträger:innen gingen Hannah Belz (Uni Konstanz) und Valentin Engelke in der Kategorie „Student Innovation Award“ hervor. Sie überzeugten mit der „Agentur Kulturschiede“- Digitale, spielerische Lernangebote für Kulturinstitutionen. Außerdem nominierte Ideen waren "Pairup" - die Kletterbuddy Plattform (Stefanie Schulz und Markus Huber, HTWG…

Seed funding for developing and preparing applications to the European Union for applicants of the University of Konstanz.

The Research Support Team is expanding its range of services on research ethics.

Startup success at the University of Konstanz: The young company "Subsequent GmbH" was honored with the State Innovation Award and can look forward to the 50,000 euros in prize money. Founder Manuel Stein, who earned his doctorate in computer and information science at the University of Konstanz, develops innovative solutions with his startup to collect 3D skeletal and positional data from video recordings.

The city of Constance was selected in 2021 as part of the federal government's "Smart Cities" funding program. Scientists and students can submit their sketches for the program. The program is looking for projects that use digitization to minimize resource consumption, improve the quality of life in Constance, and strengthen participation and cohesion in urban society.

Submission deadline: February 6, 2023