Future technology 3D printing in the Pupils' University

Young people from grade seven upwards are invited to an online introduction to 3D printing on Saturday, 26 February 2022, at 12:30 p.m. as part of the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg Pupils' University.

3D printing is considered one of the most important technologies of the future. Today, modern special printers can be used to produce almost anything - toys, spare parts, food and even entire houses. Based on digital three-dimensional models, even the most complicated geometries can be printed using various processes. This enables a completely new and efficient design of components. How it all works - also known as additive manufacturing - is shown in this hands-on lecture at the Pupils' University. Its speaker, Stephan Hernschier, is an academic staff member in the BTU's CAD/CAM design department .

To register for the Student University lecture "An Introduction to 3D Printing" or for questions, send an e-mail to schueleruni@b-tu.de or call 03573 85-335. The link to the lecture will be sent to interested parties after registration.

About the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg Pupils' University
The Pupils' University offers interested pupils in the seventh to 13th grades the opportunity to understand scientific and technical topics and to awaken the desire to discover and research. This gives them the chance to develop their own skills and expand their talents. Together with the Sparkasse Niederlausitz, the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg is coming up with a new attractive program in which interested students can also work on various projects in small teams and consolidate their knowledge on excursions. Further information on the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg's young talent projects can be found at www.b-tu.de/unileben/kinder-und-schueler.

Contact

Laura Schmidt
VP L 7 Zentrale Studienberatung
T +49 (0) 3573 85-335
laura.schmidt(at)b-tu.de

Ralf-Peter Witzmann
Stabsstelle Kommunikation und Marketing
T +49 (0) 3573 85-283
ralf-peter.witzmann(at)b-tu.de
The speaker at the BTU's current Pupils' University Lecture is academic staff member Stephan Hernschier. Photo: BTU
Component produced using the 3D printing process. Photo: BTU, Michael Weist