Neueste Forschungsergebnisse zur Auslegungung additiv gefertigter Rohrkonstruktionen

Der Lehrstuhl für Konstruktions- und Antriebstechnik (KAt) hat seine Forschungsplattform „KAtAMaran“ im Maßstab 1:2 als funktionsfähigen Miniaturdemonstrator nachgebaut. Mit dem „KAtAMini“ können nun theoretische Inhalte der Lehrveranstaltungen direkt an einem realen System vermittelt werden – mobil, praxisnah und anschaulich.

Wir freuen uns sehr, auch in diesem Jahr wieder den CLAAS Förderpreis vergeben zu können. In enger Zusammenarbeit mit der CLAAS Gruppe fand die Auszeichnung bereits zum dritten Mal statt –

Wir sind stolz darauf, dass unser Lehrstuhleiter, Herr Magyar, am 25.09.2025 im Rahmen der Herbsttagung der Wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft für Produktentwicklung (WiGeP)

Der Lehrstuhl KAt gratuliert Herrn Gerrit Schnelle zum diesjährigen Förderpreis der Gesellschaft für Tribologie (GfT) in der Kategorie

Im Rahmen der Lehrveranstaltung Maschinenelemente Antriebskomponenten hatte der Lehrstuhl gemeinsam mit einigen Studierenden die Möglichkeit,

Last week, Tobias Lieneke and Michael Haase from our department attended the 21st Rapid.Tech 3D in Erfurt. The trade fair showed impressively,

On 24 March, KAt had the exciting opportunity to visit the dormakaba company. On site, we were not only able to take a look behind the scenes,

The KAt Chair has been strengthened by a new research assistant since 1 January 2025. Henning Haffert

Last Thursday, 20 February 2025, Prof. Balázs Magyar gave his inaugural lecture as part of the Mechanical Engineering Forum. Among the invited guests were colleagues and former employees. Prof. Magyar was particularly pleased that his former supervisor and friend Dr. Péter Horák had travelled from Hungary to attend the event

KAt was represented at the DMRC stand at the "Formnext" trad fair in Frankfurt from November, 07.-10., 2023. Exciting

At the 15th International Forum of Experts - FVA, the KAt presented an insight of the Chair's research with a lecture "Electric motors

The KAt team participated in the 64th Tribology Symposium in Göttingen. Tobias Bührmann presented his research

Tradition meets reorientation. We can speak of tradition because on 19 September 2023, the sponsorship award for mechanical engineering students in their fourth semester at the Chair of Design and Drive Technology (KAt) at Paderborn University was presented for the 18th time. The reason for this reorientation is that our new sponsor for the award is CLAAS Industrietechnik from Paderborn.

OWL is also an economically active and innovative region in the field of additive manufacturing. The aim of OWL 3D, the 3D printing initiative for the region, is to demonstrate and strengthen this fact. As part of the ‘OWL3D Live & in Colour’ series, the University of Paderborn once again hosted exciting presentations on 13.09.23.