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The CreatiF Center at the University of Television and Film Munich presented its new LED screen in March 2025. It makes it possible to display digital backdrops and realistic backgrounds in real time and thus further develop conventional green screen technology in film and television.

Whether in a mobile or stationary laboratory, Offenburg University of Applied Sciences offers regional companies the opportunity to work together on logistical challenges. The mobile laboratory is designed to enable research directly on site in the companies. It has recently become operational.

Every spring, the IHS project menschINbewegung II from Ingolstadt dedicates a public online lecture series to social, cultural and ecological aspects of sustainable modern living. This year, they shed light on the topic of artificial intelligence.

The Hanseatic Hackathon shows how business and science can work together to develop innovative solutions. Seven interdisciplinary teams presented AI solution for real-life cases - from meeting assistance to food waste optimization. Two days full of innovation and collaboration!

The Transferale took place at the Silent Green event location in Berlin from 25 - 27 September 2024 as the central event for the presentation of the IHS partnership ‘Zukunft findet Stadt’. All interested citizens were invited. There was also an event day especially for school classes.

On 7th and 8th of September 2024, the EMPOWER team invited visitors to the science market of Mainz to take part and exchange ideas.

On September 18, 2024, the 4transfer annual conference took place at Kunstkraftwerk Leipzig. In lectures and workshops, the participants approached the topic of knowledge and technology transfer from the perspectives of science, municipalities, art and politics.

How does citizen science work, how can citizens be successfully involved in research projects? This was the question addressed by the IHS project TransforMA: Last year, it provided scientific support for the citizen science project ‘Die Sprach-Checker’ (The Language Checkers) and derived a guideline for successful citizen science projects.

How will the use of artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR) and virtual production techniques in film and art change the way we tell stories? At the Film Innovation Lab in July 2024, start-ups and experts from the film industry were able to discuss this question with the public.

THALESruhr, the sustainability project at Bochum University of Applied Sciences, is reaching out to citizens in a converted electric van to promote transformation processes. The mobile field office invites the people of the Ruhr Metropolis to engage in dialogue at eye level and to discuss the topics of sustainability and change.