…to the Foundation and Transfer Center of TH Brandenburg, to this event. This is the method used by Professor Dr. Martin and Roble from the Department of Economics discuss new product ideas with feedback loops for potential users, while Prof. Dr. Eng. Robert Flasig of the Technology Division will present strategies for energy efficient use. From the Department of Computer Science and Media, Prof. Michael Pilgerman explains how cyber threats can be detected.
The highlight of the evening will be a smaller-scale anniversary, when the BraIn-Brandenburg Innovation Award will be awarded for the twentieth time. This year it will be in the ‘Innovation’ and ‘Startup’ categories and for the first time in front of a real audience at the well-packed Audimax.
“After two years of restrictions during the pandemic, we can finally present our technology and potential transfer in person and share ideas directly with each other,” says Diana Rosenthal, looking forward to the motivation many guests bring to campus. The program also includes a time window for extensive communication in a relaxed atmosphere.
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