KIT (President Jan S. Hesthaven) and KFG (Professor Anke-Susanne Müller) awarded the 2025 Heinrich Hertz Guest Professorship to Professor Jürgen Mlynek on October, 21.
As a renowned physicist and science manager engaged Professor Mlynek in a dialogue with KIT students on talent management at German universities and gave Lecture on the “University of Tomorrow”.
The vision KIT - Science for Impact presented by President Hesthaven includes a photo reference on page 15 showing KIT's Test Field for Energy Efficiency and Grid Stability in Large Research Infrastructures (KITTEN) at the Hannover Messe 2025.
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This year again, colleagues from IBPT and IPS succeeded in inspiring the curious kids.
In the “Playtime with particle accelerators!”, the kids were able to travel into the world of science and take part in many exciting and “tasty” small games and experiments related to particle accelerators and their beamlines.
The RF2.0 project consortium and review meeting gathered from 17-19 September 2025 at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB) for a dynamic meeting, bringing together all partners to review progress, tackle challenges, and shape the next phase of the project. The event underscored the collaborative spirit and shared commitment to advancing sustainable research infrastructures.
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Major breakthroughs can only be achieved through international cooperation. KIT is part of a global network and thus conducts excellent research. The video shows how KIT supports major international projects, using the IBPT as an example: the construction of the Future Circular Collider at CERN. The first 2 metres have already been built, namely at the IBPT.
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As part of the “KIT in the Town Hall” event series, the KIT Center MathSEE presented current interdisciplinary research in mathematics on July 14, 2025, in the Citizens’ Hall of Karlsruhe’s town hall.
This research is part of an interdisciplinary collaboration between IBPT and the MathSEE, linking modern mathematics with the challenges of experimental physics.
The aim of the event is to foster dialogue between science and society – through talks,
posters, and exhibits for a broad audience.