First Runner Up Overgrad! Congrats, iGEM-Team der RWTH!
proRWTH also supported a particularly successful student initiative in 2024: The iGEM Team 2024 at RWTH Aachen.
iGEM (international Genetically Engineered Machines competition) is an international synthetic biology competition. Every year, over 400 teams from around the world compete to win the Grand Prize at the Grand Jamboree, the final celebration
Roboterclub Aachen e.V. – Eurobot final in France
After the Robot Club Aachen e.V. qualified as the best student team and third place at the German championship, the Eurobot final took place in La Roche-sur-Yon from May 8th to 11th. The team worked intensively on our robots
Success for Team Tachyon e.V. at the European Hyperloop Week
The student initiative Tachyon Hyperloop achieved outstanding success at this year’s European Hyperloop Week. The team won the prestigious awards for Best Mechanical Subsystem and Best Electrical Subsystem. After a year of intensive work, characterized by dedication, tireless effort and countless hours in which the team literally shed
Project Aquila – higher and faster!
Towards previously unattainable heights and speeds with Aquila
The Aquila project of Space Team Aachen e.V. has reached a significant milestone in an important competition with its latest rocket. Aquila was the first German team to take part in the world’s largest rocket competition in the USA and achieved remarkable results.
101st Confrence of the student body of the faculty civil engineering
Together, unitied – support of the 101st Confrence of the student body of the faculty civil engineering in Aachen
The 101st 101. Confrence of the student body of the faculty civil engineering (BauFaK) took place in Aachen from October 27th, 2023 to October 31st, 2023. As part of this conference, 117
Proton – the prototype of the hyperloop
We were able to have a look at the prototype “Proton” from the student initiative Tachyon Hyperloop e.V.: excellent and impressive work by an international team!
The Hyperloop is a train that flies through a vacuum tube and speeds up to 1,000 km/h in a very climate-friendly and efficient manner.