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15.07.2025

"Cool lane" - Germany's first cycle path adapted to climate change

30 kilometres long, mostly cool, swimming opportunities and hardly any roads: On Saturday, 19 July 2025, the first cycle path in Germany adapted to climate change will be opened - the "Kühle Spur". The event with a science market is open to the public: 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the harbour in Großräschen in the Lusatian Lakeland.

Completion EUNICE Entrepreneurship Lab 2025

40 EUNICE participants divided into 11 multidisciplinary and multicultural teams, 13 online workshops, a summer school and a tech hackathon – this diverse programme was offered from 14 March to 4 July this year by the Entrepreneurship Lab (E-Lab) at our partner university, the University of Catania in Italy.

14.07.2025

Focus on future technologies: summer school on electricity and mobility

At the English-language summer school "Low Carbon Electricity and Mobility Concepts", organised by Prof. Harald Schwarz, Chair of Decentralized Energy Systems and Electrical Networks, students and young researchers will gain an in-depth insight into key future technologies of the energy and mobility transition.

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Sustainable production

Experts from research and practice will talk about increasing efficiency in production processes at the Cross-Cluster Conference on Sustainable Production. Hosted by the Brandenburg Economic Development Corporation (WFBB), the conference will take place on Thursday, 10 July 2025, in the start-up centre on the main campus of BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg.

07.07.2025

Diverse perspectives on memory

The 50th FrauenOrt is dedicated to the history of the Bilillee Machbuba enslaved by Prince Herrmann von Pückler: Together with the Frauenpolitischer Rat Land Brandenburg e.V. and the decolonial museum consultant Patricia Vester, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg will dedicate the plaque commemorating her history on the university's main campus on Wednesday, 9 July 2025.

Public lecture series explores responsibility for the climate

One of Germany's most renowned climate researchers Prof. Dr Hartmut Graßl will be discussing climate change and our responsibility with anyone interested in the public lecture series at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg on Wednesday, 9 July 2025, 5 to 7 p.m. at the Cottbus main campus.

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