New research construction in Kaiserslautern: Future technologies under one roof!

New research construction in Kaiserslautern: Future technologies under one roof!

The Rhineland-Palatinate Technical University (RPTU) in Kaiserslautern has made significant progress with two new research buildings for the federal and state governments for the federal and state governments. These state-of-the-art institutions, in particular the laboratory for ultra-precision and micro engineering (LPME), set new standards in top research and combine modern architecture with innovative technology. According to a report by Rheinpfalz at the interface of mechanical engineering, procedural and physics and Computer science research.

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The LPME offers space for interdisciplinary research projects in the areas of ultra-precision and microtechnologies on over 3,100 square meters. These are technologies that play a central role in many modern products, from optical components to sensors for autonomous driving. The construction work for the LPME was carried out by a team of the AV1 Architects GmbH and Asplan Architects . The architects have placed particular emphasis on the detail and functional requirements to ensure optimal research conditions.

A highlight will be the "Day of Architecture", in which the audience has the opportunity to visit the new building on June 29. From 2 p.m. there will be hour tours that give insights into the connection of architecture and research. The great benefit of the LPME for research and for the region is made by Professor Dr. Werner R. Thiel, the Vice President of Research on the RPTU, emphasized. The newly created structures increase the attractiveness of the university for highly qualified scientists and students. This means that the new building is not only a milestone for the RPTU, but also a significant step towards strengthening the research location of Kaiserslautern.