24.01.2022
Seventeen interdisciplinary teams, each consisting of five to seven students from the faculty's Bachelor's degree programmes taught in English and German, independently developed innovative product id

02.11.2021
Prof. Dr. Eigenstetter's presentation in the session "Sustainable Global Supply Chains" gave an overview of some important concepts on sustainability and CSR management. In addition, he located occupa

13.10.2021
Digital speech therapy for people who want to regain their speech after a stroke (aphasics): This is the aim of a research project that has now been launched at the Institute for Pattern Recognition i

13.10.2021
In the African-German cooperation project "Machine Learning to Predict Crop Yields of Smallholder Farmers", a software system will combine indigenous knowledge with other data such as satellite images

07.10.2021
Did you know that an Olympian is studying with us at the faculty? Track and field athlete Marike Steinacker attended the Summer Olympics in Tokyo this year and placed 8th in the finals in the discus t

30.08.2021
Peter Heid studied chemistry with the specialization of "general chemistry" because he appreciated the broad apprenticeship and therefore textile or paint and color chemistry was too specialized for h

16.09.2019
The Hochschule Niederrhein was strongly represented at this year's international conference of the German Society for Operations Research with four participants. Among them was Prof. Goebbels from the

18.06.2019
Under the workshop motto "bringing together computer vision, sensor networks and machine learning", a clustering-based approach to people tracking using a dynamic vision sensor was presented. This is

18.06.2019
Two papers previously presented for the first time in the Master's seminar of the Institute of Pattern Recognition (iPattern) have now also been presented by doctoral student Simon Hensel and Professo

29.04.2019
In a project by the universities of applied sciences in Aachen and the German Sport University Cologne, Prof. Dr. Kirsten Albracht, together with Benjamin Stäudle and Charlotte Richter, are investigat