You have decided to study at the Institute of Computer Science in Würzburg? Then you should definitely take part in the MINT pre-course programme starting September 18, 2025!

Fresh funding and new laboratories: those involved in the Human-Computer Interaction and Games Engineering degree programmes and other computer science courses had two reasons to celebrate at the EXPO.

At the end of the semester, students from five Master's degree programmes presented the results of their innovative projects, developed in interdisciplinary teams, as part of the ‘Projektiade 2025’ start-up competition.

Roboticists from the University of Würzburg developed a new 3D laser scanner system to precisely analyze plants in the field for the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy in Potsdam.

The Bavarian Research Foundation is funding a new research network to the tune of 1.8 million euros. This marks a significant step forward in the development of small satellite production in Bavaria.

A research team at the University of Würzburg developed an AI model that interprets three-dimensional medical images better than other models. The model won an international competition.

The University of Würzburg and the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt are cooperating in researching unusual phenomena in airspace. Pilots can report relevant observations to the university.

The paper "Theory Meets Practice: Assessment of Decomposition-Based Approximation in 2D Markov Models for Server Cluster Resilience" by Carina Baur, Frank Loh, and Tobias Hoßfeld from the Chair of Communication Networks received the Best Paper Award at the 15th International Workshop on Resilient Networks Design and Modeling.