➀ Dr. habil. Thomas Kämpfe has been appointed as a professor at the Technical University of Braunschweig's Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, and Physics, taking over the chair for Neuromorphic Computing. ➁ He has a diverse research background in nanoelectronics and ferroelectronics, and has made significant contributions to in-memory computing with his habilitation research on ferroelectric hafnium oxide. ➃ Kämpfe's research and teaching experience will enhance the development of energy-efficient AI transistors at the CMOS Design Institute.

➀ Introduces the best 3D printers for children and teenagers; ➁ Discusses the benefits of 3D printing for young learners; ➂ Reviews specific models like Bambu Lab A1 Mini, ToyBox, and AOSEED X-Maker, highlighting their features and suitability for kids and teens.

➀ SeiAnmai Technologies' TOTO robot, a telepresence platform developed in collaboration with IIT Delhi, allows users to remotely control and interact with environments. ➁ The robot is designed for teleoperation and tele-observance, aiming to replicate the experience of physical presence. ➂ The research edition of the robot is open-source, accessible for customization and modification.

➀ Professor Dr. Klaus-Uwe Gollmer receives the Verdienstorden of the State of Rheinland-Pfalz for his long-term commitment to promoting MINT subjects and digitalization. ➁ Gollmer emphasizes the importance of giving young people technological tools and fostering self-determined innovation. ➂ The IoT2 Workshop, an open-source platform for non-computer scientists, has influenced computer science profile schools in Rheinland-Pfalz, encouraging self-built projects among students.

➀ The Foundation Werner-von-Siemens-Ring presents its book 'New Horizons in Technology and Natural Sciences – Future Topics 2024', showcasing exceptional research projects by young scientists. The book features research in material design, AI, modern transportation systems, and renewable energy. It is available for digital download and pre-order in print. ➁ The authors document their projects that demonstrate groundbreaking advancements in their respective fields. ➂ The Foundation aims to promote research talent and current technology research, providing a platform for young researchers to showcase their work.

➀ The Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin (HWR Berlin) invites students from grade 10 and above, as well as professionals, to explore study programs and campus life from November 25 to 29, 2024. Participants can attend lectures, meet students, receive individual counseling, and get a taste of university life.➁ Courses from all departments will be open for trial students at the Schöneberg and Lichtenberg campuses.➂ Exclusive information sessions will be held on finding the right study program and tips for applying for bachelor's degree programs.

➀ Hochschule RheinMain aims to attract more international students with a new program called PreStudyING@HSRM; ➁ The program is designed to help alleviate Germany's engineering skills shortage and increase the number of international students at the university; ➂ PreStudyING@HSRM offers intensive language and subject-related courses to prepare students for their engineering degrees.

➀ The 'Microtec Academy' is established to address the growing demand for skilled workers in microelectronics and microsystem technology. ➁ The project is coordinated by the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH) and is part of the 'skills4chips' initiative, which aims to strengthen Germany's position in microelectronics. ➂ The project focuses on providing tailored training programs and new digital solutions to support flexible learning and attract skilled workers.

➀ The German federal project 'skills4chips' aims to secure skilled professionals for the semiconductor industry by establishing a national educational academy. ➁ The 'Microtec Academy' is set to respond to the growing demand for skilled workers and will be coordinated by the Berlin Ferdinand-Braun-Institut. ➂ The project, which is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, will focus on upskilling and reskilling in microelectronics and microsystem technology, with a budget of 12 million euros over four years.

➀ The FORSocialRobots research project, led by Prof. Dr. Jörg Franke, aims to enhance the social skills of robots for efficient human-robot interaction in various applications. ➁ The project focuses on scenarios such as logistics, production, service, elderly care, and dementia centers. ➂ Challenges include natural communication, understanding human emotions, and adapting to diverse environments.

➀ The RWU has introduced two new bachelor's programs in Business Psychology and Mechatronics; ➁ The program in Business Psychology is in response to the growing demand for professionals with an understanding of psychological aspects of economics; ➂ The Mechatronics program, offered in English, combines elements from electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and informatics.

➀ The Research Factory of Microelectronics Germany (FMD) awarded the 'Green ICT Award' for outstanding theses in sustainable ICT. The award promotes interest in sustainable microelectronics and provides a platform for young researchers.➁ Joseph Winkler won first place with his thesis on high-efficiency 48V DC-DC converter design.➂ The award ceremony took place during the Green ICT Connect conference, which focuses on sustainable microelectronics and innovation.

➀ Dr. Thomas Flisgen has been appointed as a professor at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg; ➁ He will focus on electromagnetic field computation and high-frequency technology; ➂ The appointment strengthens the partnership between BTU and Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH).

➀ Birmingham City University penalized 402 students; ➁ Leeds Beckett University penalized 395 students; ➂ Coventry University penalized 231 students; ➃ Robert Gordon University penalized 211 students; ➄ University of Hull penalized 193 students; ➅ Birkbeck, University of London penalized 147 students; ➆ Leeds Trinity University penalized 119 students; ➇ University of Lincoln penalized 82 students; ➈ University of Kent penalized 74 students; ➉ Abertay University penalized 72 students.

➀ The importance of practical training related to industry for system architects and software personnel; ➁ The need to cultivate system architects as key talents in the field of system semiconductor design; ➂ The significance of system software in the core of system semiconductors; ➃ The shortage of professors and the need to hire industry experts as 'retirement security professors'; ➄ The need for a change in the evaluation of university education professors to focus on commercial feasibility.

➀ ITDA-CALC, a computer training institution, is hiring students from various technical/engineering institutions for NSQF Level-4/5 courses at its Srinagar-Garhwal facility. The required skills include computer & network specialist, digital marketing, IoT, cloud computing, cyber security, and AI app developer. Salary is Rs. 25000 pm. ➁ Interested candidates can apply by email. ➂ The institution is under the administrative control of the Uttarakhand State Government's Department of Science and Information Technology.

➀ RIT has received a $1.5 million grant to train students in its semiconductor program; ➁ The program aims to educate 555 students; ➂ The grant will support the development of new curriculum and resources.

➀ The HSBI participates in the Solar Racing Cup, a student competition organized by Energie Impuls OWL and VDI. The event focuses on sustainability and innovation.➁ Students build and race solar-powered cars, learning about renewable energy and technology.➂ The HSBI provides a platform for students to showcase their creativity and technical skills.

➀ Ten Japanese universities will receive $700,000 a year for the next four years to collaborate with European universities on semiconductor research, including AI. ➁ The program aims to address a talent shortage in essential industries, with the chip industry requiring an additional 40,000 people in the next ten years. ➂ The universities will work on various projects, including quantum, information, and life sciences education, and human resources AI development.