Research and Development Projects
Research Portal SciPort RLP
SciPort RLP, the research portal of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Down below, we have grouped access by subject area. However, you can also perform specific searches within the research portal.
You can get an overview of the research activities at Koblenz University of Applied Sciences on SciPort RLP, the research portal of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Down below, we have grouped access by subject area. However, you can also perform specific searches within the research portal.
Department of Construction - Art - Materials
Department of Engineering
Department of Mathematics and Technology
Department of Social Sciences
Department of Business and Economics
Department of Business and Social Sciences
All research projects currently running at the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences are shown in this overview.
You will also find publications by the scientists, curricula vitae, service offers, references and much more on SciPort RLP.
ERFRE-funded projects
The European Regional Development Fund (EFRE) is a funding program of the European Union. In Rhineland-Palatinate, funding from the program is used for structural fund investments. Currently, the following projects are funded at Koblenz University:
Establishment of a competence center for additive manufacturing of inorganic non-metallic materials
The joint project will initially serve to develop an infrastructure for the additive manufacturing of inorganic non-metallic materials, which will lead to the first competence center for additive manufacturing of the aforementioned material group in RLP. Over a period of three years, the three project partners - the Research Institute for Inorganic Materials -Glass/Ceramics- GmbH, Koblenz University of Applied Sciences and the University of Koblenz-Landau - will pool their proven expertise in dealing with non-metallic-inorganic and, in particular, ceramic materials in order to better adapt existing printing processes to the wide range of material types. The aim is to identify economical processes which, taken together, overcome the obstacles of the state of the art. The manufacturing processes to be applied individually to the material must basically be considered holistically here, which takes into account the raw materials, the binder groups and the sintering just as much as the printing processes. Only in this way will it be possible to provide industry with a technology that is economical and thus forward-looking. The project is funded by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund and the state of Rhineland-Palatinate as part of the development and expansion of technology-oriented fields of competence (P1-SZ2-3).
