The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

From 5 to 16 May 2025, the International Days will showcase the diversity of international activities at KIT and offer a low-threshold opportunity for consultations. Meet your dream country at the Mobility Dating! Discuss value-based cooperation in international research collaboration at the INTL Talk or find out about existing strategic partnerships at an exhibition. Have a coffee and find out where Erasmus+ or the Overseas Programmes can take you and what EPICUR or EUCOR stand for. The KIT International Days are the perfect platform for anyone who wants to think outside the box and explore the world of international research and teaching. Be part of it! 

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

The exhibition on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of KIT's foundation presents its history in 100 objects. This selection conveys the identity of KIT based on the development of its predecessor institutions. In the loose selection of exhibits, it becomes clear how KIT's current university mission evolved from the teaching of technology that began in 1825, and how large-scale research developed from the work begun in 1956 to develop a new energy source. The individual objects initially speak for themselves, without being forced into any particular order. Just browsing through them reveals such diverse aspects as the development of the scientific subject area, the teaching activities and also some details of everyday life in one of the largest and oldest scientific institutions in Germany.
 
The opening hours of the exhibition are based on the opening hours of the ZKM | Center for Art and Technology.

This tour offers reflections on works of art in the outdoor area of Campus South in the context of the surrounding nature, led by art curator Andrea Stengel (PB) and biologist Maren Riemann (JKIP). In the urban space, man-made works of art exist in enriching coexistence with the surrounding nature, which we would like to view together with the participants in the style of a “walk&talk” and try out new perspectives. The tour takes about 2 hours and is barrier-free.
The number of participants is limited to 30 people.
 
Registration is required, further information at: https://www.so.kit.edu/237.php
 

Wissenschaftsfestival EFFEKTE – Save the Date!
 
Was genau an den Hochschulen und anderen Wissenschaftseinrichtungen geforscht und entdeckt wird, zeigt vom 17. bis 25. Mai das Wissenschaftsfestival EFFEKTE. Über neun Tage verwandelt sich Karlsruhe dann wieder in ein riesiges Mitmach- und Erlebnislabor. Unter dem Motto „Karlsruher Zukunftsvisionen“ zeigen Karlsruher Forschungseinrichtungen an den unterschiedlichsten Orten, wie spannend Wissenschaft sein kann. In Ausstellungen, bei Vorträgen und Workshops, Kunstinstallationen, Konzerten, Wissenschaftsshows sowie spannenden und überraschenden Experimenten präsentieren sie neun Tage lang auf unterhaltsame Arte und Weise ihre Arbeit – verständlich und unterhaltsam zugleich. Ein Highlight ist das große Eröffnungswochenende am Karlsruher Schloss: Am 17. und 18. Mai laden die Wissenschaftsstadt, Ausstellungen, das Fest der jungen Forscher sowie ein spektakuläres Bühnenprogramm zum Mitmachen und Mitexperimentieren ein.
 
Weitere Informationen und das gesamte Festivalprogramm gibt es bald auf: www.effekte-karlsruhe.de
 
 
@Wissenschaftsfestival EFFEKTE
@Wisssenschaftsbüro Karlsruhe
 

The popular Tour Eucor is taking place again this year. The five-day bike tour through the Upper Rhine region will pass the five Eucor-cities. Crossing national borders, the Tour Eucor offers bicycle enthusiasts the opportunity for intercultural exchange and enriching encounters.
 
Start and finish is in Karlsruhe, with stops in Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Basel and Freiburg.
Registration: 19.01.-01.02.2025

Wie führen Frauen? Wie kann für sie der Weg in die Führungsposition aussehen? Und welche Herausforderungen warten auf weibliche Führungskräfte? Bei einer Podiumsdiskussion berichten Alumnae des KIT in Führungspositionen von ihrem Weg und davon, wie sie Hürden gemeistert haben. Darauf folgt Zeit für Fragen und zum Networking. Ein inspierender Abend auf Augenhöhe - für Studierende, Alumnae und Alumni und alle, die neue Perspektiven und Austausch schätzen. 
 
Podium: 
Xiaoqun Clever-Steg; BHP: Member of the Board of Directors
Svenja Huber; TRUMPF: Head of Supplier Management EUV 
Anja Neubert ; Bosch: Director Divisional Strategy
 
Veranstaltungssprache: Deutsch 

200 Jahre nach der Gründung des Polytechnikums in Karlsruhe sind Frauen in den MINT-Fächern immer noch unterrepräsentiert. Die historische Analyse zeigt, dass viele Debatten über geschlechtsspezifische Ungleichheiten in Bildung und Berufswelt ihre Wurzeln in der Weimarer Zeit haben. Die Zwischenkriegszeit war geprägt von der Weltwirtschaftskrise und dem aufkommenden Nationalsozialismus – Faktoren, die den Zugang von Frauen zu Bildung und Wissenschaft erheblich beeinflussten. Der Vortrag widmet sich der Entwicklung weiblicher Studierender an der TH Karlsruhe zwischen 1920 und 1933. Basierend auf bisher nicht ausgewerteten Matrikelbüchern aus dem KIT-Archiv, bietet er eine Analyse der Studienverläufe, sozialen Hintergründe und Fachpräferenzen der Studentinnen. Der Eintritt von Frauen in technische Studiengänge war nicht nur ein Ausdruck individueller Emanzipation, sondern auch ein Indikator für die Öffnung traditionell männlich dominierter Bildungs- und Berufsfelder.
 
Wir laden Sie ganz herzlich zum Colloquium Fundamentale ein!
 
Das Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) feiert 2025 sein 200-jähriges Jubiläum. Obwohl das KIT als Institution erst 2009 entstand, reicht die Geschichte seiner Vorläufer weit zurück. Im Colloquium Fundamentale „200 Jahre – 6 Zugänge. Entwicklungen, Ereignisse und Kontroversen in der Geschichte des KIT“ geben wir Einblicke zu der historisch gewachsenen Identität des KIT, fokussieren Probleme in seiner Geschichte und stellen heutige Ansätze des KIT zur Lösung von Interessenkonflikten vor.
 
Das Colloquium Fundamentale wird im Sommersemester 2025 vom Studium Generale. Forum Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft (FORUM) in Kooperation mit dem KIT-Archiv veranstaltet.
 
Der Vortrag findet zudem im Rahmen des Wissenschaftsfestivals EFFEKTE statt.
Seit 2013 organisiert das Wissenschaftsbüro der Stadt Karlsruhe alle zwei Jahre das Wissenschaftsfestival EFFEKTE. Auch in diesem Jahr kommen Wissenschafts- und Forschungseinrichtungen der Stadt während des Festivals vom 17. bis 25. Mai 2025 mit Bürgerinnen und Bürgern ins Gespräch.
 
Nähere Informationen zur FORUM Veranstaltung unter www.forum.kit.edu/effekte sowie zum EFFEKTE Festival unter https://effekte.karlsruhe.de/
 
© Fotos v.l.n.r: KIT-Archiv (28015/1); KIT-Archiv (28028/ 01794); KIT

What do digitalization and democracy have to do with each other? How must digital tools be designed to activate and engage people for democratic coexistence instead of contributing to polarization? What pitfalls need to be considered?
 
Navigating the tension between digitalization and democracy safely is a key competence – especially at a technical university like KIT, where digital tools are developed and researched.
 
At the Digital Democracy Camp, students discuss and test central topics and tools together with representatives from science and society at several stations – this is where digital democracy becomes tangible!
 
The camp is part of the project "Digital Democracy – Key Competences in and for Digital Democracy", which started on October 1, 2024, at the HoC-Methodenlabor.

Kunst am Campus Süd owes its existence mainly to the ‘Kunst am Bau’ programme of the state of Baden-Württemberg. Since the mid-1950s, artists have been developing their ideas on the subject of art and science as the campus buildings were being constructed.
 
The number of participants is limited to 20 people.
 
Registration at kunst@kit.edu
 

„200 Jahre KIT“ macht es deutlich: Das KIT identifiziert sich mit seinen Vorgängerinstitutionen, von denen nur der Universitätsbereich – damals als TH Karlsruhe – im Dritten Reich existierte. Durch Eingriffe, wie die antisemitische Verfolgung oder die Einführung des Führerprinzips, wurde die Hochschule deformiert. Der Lehrkörper exponierte sich, z.B. in NS-Organisationen, während die Studentenschaft bereits vor 1933 stark nationalsozialistisch dominiert gewesen war. Die auf Autarkie und Wehrtüchtigkeit zielende Politik eröffnete Ressourcen; der auf die Aufrüstung folgende Krieg tötete Angehörige der Institution und zerstörte ihre Gebäude.
 
Im Vortrag wird die Forschungslage zur NS-Geschichte der TH Karlsruhe dargestellt und kontextualisiert. Auch das 1956 gegründete Forschungszentrum besitzt eine NS-Vergangenheit – nicht zuletzt durch sein Personal – und die NS-Nachgeschichte wirkt auf das Selbstverständnis des KIT bis heute.
 
Wir laden Sie ganz herzlich zum Colloquium Fundamentale ein!
 
Das Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) feiert 2025 sein 200-jähriges Jubiläum. Obwohl das KIT als Institution erst 2009 entstand, reicht die Geschichte seiner Vorläufer weit zurück. Im Colloquium Fundamentale „200 Jahre – 6 Zugänge. Entwicklungen, Ereignisse und Kontroversen in der Geschichte des KIT“ geben wir Einblicke zu der historisch gewachsenen Identität des KIT, fokussieren Probleme in seiner Geschichte und stellen heutige Ansätze des KIT zur Lösung von Interessenkonflikten vor.
 
Das Colloquium Fundamentale wird im Sommersemester 2025 vom Studium Generale. Forum Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft (FORUM) in Kooperation mit dem KIT-Archiv veranstaltet.
 
© Fotos v.l.n.r: KIT-Archiv (28015/1); KIT-Archiv (28028/ 01794); KIT

Das Eucor-Team am KIT lädt am Freitag, 6. Juni zum 2. Eucor-Dinner nach Karlsruhe ein. Auf dem Programm stehen unter anderem interkulturelle Workshops, Informationen zu Eucor und ein gemeinsames Abendessen. Das Event findet in deutscher und französischer Sprache statt. Studierende der Eucor-Universitäten Basel, Freiburg, Haute-Alsace, Strasbourg und vom KIT sind dazu eingeladen. 
 
Weitere Informationen und Anmeldelink unter https://www.intl.kit.edu/eucor-am-kit/22126.php

Healthy self-leadership and successful relationships with others are the basis for responsible leadership. The students of today will become the leaders of tomorrow: The day offers plenty of inspiration with mini-workshops, a keynote speech and joint dialog in a World Café on which skills for good leadership are already being developed during studies and will be important in the future. 
We will be accompanied by actors who live good leadership in their leadership actions. 
The event is organized by the Leadership Talent Lab (HoC) and aims all interested persons. KIT students can attend the workshop via the courses offered by the HoC. 

Grußwort
Prof. Dr. Thomas Hirth
Vizepräsident Transfer und Internationales des KIT
 
Moderation
Prof. Dr. Marcus Popplow
Professor für Geschichte der technisch-wissenschaftlichen Zivilisation am KIT
 
Die spät entdeckte Kernspaltung wurde leider zuerst militärisch genutzt. Als die zivile Kernforschung in der BRD 1956 wieder begann, wurde der Forschungsbedarf für die neue Technologie zunächst unterschätzt. Doch aus der für nur wenige Jahre geplanten Reaktorstation in Karlsruhe wurde ein Großforschungszentrum mit 4.000 Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern. Nach den Energiekrisen von 1973 und 1979 wurden dem Zentrum wichtige Aufgaben im Rahmen des geplanten Ausbaus der Kernenergie übertragen, die um 1990 schneller und früher als erwartet beendet wurden. Ab 1991 reduzierte das Zentrum die nuklearen Aktivitäten auf Sicherheit, Entsorgung und Kernfusion und begann mit Arbeiten zu Umwelt- und Klimaschutz, zur Mikrosystemtechnik und ab 1998 auch zur Nanotechnologie. Dabei intensivierte sich die für beide Seiten vorteilhafte Zusammenarbeit mit der Universität Karlsruhe. Mit dem Vorschlag, die beiden Einrichtungen zusammenzuführen, gewannen diese 2006 die erste Exzellenzinitiative des Bundes und der Länder.
 
Wir laden Sie ganz herzlich zum Colloquium Fundamentale ein!
 
Das Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) feiert 2025 sein 200-jähriges Jubiläum. Obwohl das KIT als Institution erst 2009 entstand, reicht die Geschichte seiner Vorläufer weit zurück. Im Colloquium Fundamentale „200 Jahre – 6 Zugänge. Entwicklungen, Ereignisse und Kontroversen in der Geschichte des KIT“ geben wir Einblicke zu der historisch gewachsenen Identität des KIT, fokussieren Probleme in seiner Geschichte und stellen heutige Ansätze des KIT zur Lösung von Interessenkonflikten vor.
 
Das Colloquium Fundamentale wird im Sommersemester 2025 vom Studium Generale. Forum Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft (FORUM) in Kooperation mit dem KIT-Archiv veranstaltet.
 
© Fotos v.l.n.r: KIT-Archiv (28015/1); KIT-Archiv (28028/ 01794); KIT

Neue Technologien können unser Leben bereichern und angenehmer machen – sie bergen aber auch Risiken und Herausforderungen. Seit 30 Jahren forscht das Institut für Technikfolgenabschätzung und Systemanalyse daran, wie sich die Potenziale von Technik nutzen und unerwünschte Folgen vermeiden lassen.

Zum Jubiläum hat das ITAS Maja Göpel eingeladen, eine der wichtigsten Stimmen im Feld nachhaltiger Entwicklung und Transformation. Die Wissenschaftlerin und Autorin spricht darüber, wie unsere Gesellschaft trotz Krisen und technologischer Umbrüche positiv nach vorne blicken kann.

www.itas.kit.edu/30Jahre

Eintritt frei, keine Anmeldung notwendig
 

We invite you to the Knowledge Week on the topics of technology transfer, innovation and NEULAND. From young to old, from researchers to enterprising citizens to start-up enthusiasts: With focus days on the areas of industry, transfer pathways, entrepreneurs, inventiveness and family & friends, we have a diverse program to look back on innovative stories at KIT and change the world of tomorrow together.
Further information will follow. Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Further information can be found at: https://www.triangel.space/wissenswoche-neuland/

We invite you to the Knowledge Week on the topics of technology transfer, innovation and NEULAND. From young to old, from researchers to enterprising citizens to start-up enthusiasts: With focus days on the areas of industry, transfer pathways, entrepreneurs, inventiveness and family & friends, we have a diverse program to look back on innovative stories at KIT and change the world of tomorrow together.
Further information will follow. Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Further information can be found at: https://www.triangel.space/wissenswoche-neuland/

We invite you to the Knowledge Week on the topics of technology transfer, innovation and NEULAND. From young to old, from researchers to enterprising citizens to start-up enthusiasts: With focus days on the areas of industry, transfer pathways, entrepreneurs, inventiveness and family & friends, we have a diverse program to look back on innovative stories at KIT and change the world of tomorrow together.
Further information will follow. Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Further information can be found at: https://www.triangel.space/wissenswoche-neuland/

Celebrate a summer evening full of enjoyment and entertainment with us. Experience walking acts and live music that will create a special atmosphere. A spectacular light show awaits you as the grand finale.

We invite you to the Knowledge Week on the topics of technology transfer, innovation and NEULAND. From young to old, from researchers to enterprising citizens to start-up enthusiasts: With focus days on the areas of industry, transfer pathways, entrepreneurs, inventiveness and family & friends, we have a diverse program to look back on innovative stories at KIT and change the world of tomorrow together.
Further information will follow. Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Free admission, no registration required, event in german and in presence.
 
Further information can be found at: https://www.triangel.space/wissenswoche-neuland/

Dieser Rundgang bietet Betrachtungen zu Kunstwerken im Außenbereich des Campus Süd im Kontext zur rahmengebenden Natur, unter Führung der Kunstautorin Andrea Stengel (PB) und der Biologin Maren Riemann (JKIP). Im urbanen Raum existieren die vom Menschen geschaffenen Kunstwerke in bereichernder Koexistenz mit der umgebenden Natur, diese möchten wir gemeinsam mit den Teilnehmenden im Stil eines „walk&talk“ betrachten und dabei neue Blickwinkel ausprobieren. Der Rundgang dauert in etwa 2 Stunden und ist barrierefrei.
 
Die Teilnehmerzahl ist auf 30 Personen begrenzt.
 
Eine Anmeldung ist erforderlich, weitere Infos unter: https://www.so.kit.edu/237.php

The event series Art | Summer | Technology starts on July 11, 2025 with a kick-off event from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Center for Art and Media (ZKM). After inspiring welcoming speeches and exciting contributions, visitors can look forward to a varied program and a champagne reception. More than 30 cooperation partners will present their Summer of Art and Technology on this evening: Throughout the city, workshops, exhibitions, guided tours, discussions, performances and much more will enrich cultural life in Karlsruhe. From museums and galleries to universities, stores and the Karlsruhe public utility company - everyone will be there! This series of events is aimed at people of all ages and combines creativity and technology in a unique way. Celebrate with us and don't miss out on this summer highlight.

Eight Karlsruhe galleries invite you to experience art and technology in exciting activities in a unique way. The highlight on July 12, 2025 will be accompanied by a special bicycle tour from 2:00 to 5:00 pm: Prof. Dr. Thomas Hirth, Vice President of KIT, Mayor Dr. Albert Käuflein and project manager Dr. Isabel Gallin will visit the eight participating galleries together with interested parties. The tour offers insights into innovative projects, installations and the opportunity to actively experience the dialog between art, technology and urban society. An inspiring start that invites you to join in - be part of it!

Das KIT ist in seinen beiden Vorgängereinrichtungen, der Technischen Hochschule und dem Kernforschungszentrum, stets eine Quelle für Innovation und Fortschritt gewesen und ist dies weiterhin. Anders als bei vielen anderen technischen Forschungseinrichtungen wurde hier die Verantwortung gegenüber der Gesellschaft bereits seit den 1970er Jahren anerkannt, so vor allem in Ethik und Technikfolgenabschätzung, heute auch in Bezug auf Nachhaltigkeit. Dass der Deutsche Bundestag nunmehr seit über 30 Jahren aus dem KIT heraus zu Fragen des technischen und wissenschaftlichen Fortschritts beraten wird und dass am KIT Pionierarbeit zur Reallaborforschung geleistet wurde, sind keine Zufälle. Vielmehr bauen sie auf einer jahrzehntelangen Tradition auf, die heute zu den Alleinstellungsmerkmalen des KIT gehört.
 
Verantwortlich zeichnet dafür nicht zuletzt das Institut für Technikfolgenabschätzung und Systemanalyse (ITAS) des KIT, das 2025 sein 30-jähriges Bestehen feiert. Das ITAS hat sich in den vergangenen drei Dekaden von einer kleinen beratungsorientierten Forschungsrichtung Schritt für Schritt zu einer in Wissenschaften, in der Politik, aber auch in Öffentlichkeit und Zivilgesellschaft anerkannten Einrichtung entwickelt.
 
Wir laden Sie ganz herzlich zum Colloquium Fundamentale ein!
 
Das Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) feiert 2025 sein 200-jähriges Jubiläum. Obwohl das KIT als Institution erst 2009 entstand, reicht die Geschichte seiner Vorläufer weit zurück. Im Colloquium Fundamentale „200 Jahre – 6 Zugänge. Entwicklungen, Ereignisse und Kontroversen in der Geschichte des KIT“ geben wir Einblicke zu der historisch gewachsenen Identität des KIT, fokussieren Probleme in seiner Geschichte und stellen heutige Ansätze des KIT zur Lösung von Interessenkonflikten vor.
 
Das Colloquium Fundamentale wird im Sommersemester 2025 vom Studium Generale. Forum Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft (FORUM) in Kooperation mit dem KIT-Archiv veranstaltet.
 
© Fotos v.l.n.r: KIT-Archiv (28015/1); KIT-Archiv (28028/ 01794); KIT

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

The motto of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025 is ‘The Shining Lights of Science’. To mark the 200th anniversary of the KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, artists are focussing on the achievements and fields of research of this globally outstanding research facility and university. Using the sensual and technically advanced visual language of projection mapping, the works tell an impressive story of how scientific solutions and findings are constantly evolving into building blocks of our physical and digital world.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe are a summer event and take place on Schlossplatz Karlsruhe. This year, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE will take place every evening after dark from 14 August to 14 September. The projection mappings start daily at 9.30 pm in August and at 8.30 pm in September.

Vom Polytechnikum zum KIT
Erleben Sie in einer Führung die Vielfalt des KIT. Frischen Sie Erinnerungen auf und informieren Sie sich über die aktuellen Projekte.
 
Treffpunkt ist bei der Pallas Athene im Ehrenhof, die Führung findet bei jedem Wetter statt.
 
 
Bitte beachten Sie, dass sich unsere Veranstaltungen exklusiv an Alumni des KIT, die im Alumni-Netzwerk registriert sind, richten. Sie haben am KIT (oder einer seiner Vorgängerinstitutionen) studiert, promoviert, geforscht oder gearbeitet und sind noch nicht im Alumni-Netzwerk registriert? Dann freuen wir uns über Ihre Anmeldung: KIT - KIT Alumni - Ihre Verbindung zum KIT - Anmeldung im Alumni-Netzwerk

Dieser Rundgang bietet Betrachtungen zu Kunstwerken im Außenbereich des Campus Süd im Kontext zur rahmengebenden Natur, unter Führung der Kunstautorin Andrea Stengel (PB) und der Biologin Maren Riemann (JKIP). Im urbanen Raum existieren die vom Menschen geschaffenen Kunstwerke in bereichernder Koexistenz mit der umgebenden Natur, diese möchten wir gemeinsam mit den Teilnehmenden im Stil eines „walk&talk“ betrachten und dabei neue Blickwinkel ausprobieren. Der Rundgang dauert in etwa 2 Stunden und ist barrierefrei.
 
Die Teilnehmerzahl ist auf 30 Personen begrenzt.
 
Eine Anmeldung ist erforderlich, weitere Infos unter: https://www.so.kit.edu/237.php

KIT Science Week is entering its third round - from October 14 to 19, 2025, the motto is once again: Have your say! Join in! Join in the research! In 2025, the KIT Science Week will be all about the “City of the Future”. Smart cities, urban planning and architecture, sustainability, energy supply, mobility, digitalization... we look forward to the dialogue with you! All information about the program will be available from spring 2025.
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KIT Science Week is entering its third round - from October 14 to 19, 2025, the motto is once again: Have your say! Join in! Join in the research! In 2025, the KIT Science Week will be all about the “City of the Future”. Smart cities, urban planning and architecture, sustainability, energy supply, mobility, digitalization... we look forward to the dialogue with you! All information about the program will be available from spring 2025.
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KIT Science Week is entering its third round - from October 14 to 19, 2025, the motto is once again: Have your say! Join in! Join in the research! In 2025, the KIT Science Week will be all about the “City of the Future”. Smart cities, urban planning and architecture, sustainability, energy supply, mobility, digitalization... we look forward to the dialogue with you! All information about the program will be available from spring 2025.
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KIT Science Week is entering its third round - from October 14 to 19, 2025, the motto is once again: Have your say! Join in! Join in the research! In 2025, the KIT Science Week will be all about the “City of the Future”. Smart cities, urban planning and architecture, sustainability, energy supply, mobility, digitalization... we look forward to the dialogue with you! All information about the program will be available from spring 2025.
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KIT Science Week is entering its third round - from October 14 to 19, 2025, the motto is once again: Have your say! Join in! Join in the research! In 2025, the KIT Science Week will be all about the “City of the Future”. Smart cities, urban planning and architecture, sustainability, energy supply, mobility, digitalization... we look forward to the dialogue with you! All information about the program will be available from spring 2025.
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KIT Science Week is entering its third round - from October 14 to 19, 2025, the motto is once again: Have your say! Join in! Join in the research! In 2025, the KIT Science Week will be all about the “City of the Future”. Smart cities, urban planning and architecture, sustainability, energy supply, mobility, digitalization... we look forward to the dialogue with you! All information about the program will be available from spring 2025.
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Intensive collaboration with foundations and the joint implementation of pioneering projects are also becoming increasingly important at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) from year to year. As a result, the need for communication, networking, information and exchange of experience is growing. On Wednesday, October 23, 2025, KIT will therefore welcome the science-promoting foundations for the third time at the Foundation Day in Karlsruhe. Foundation partners that already support KIT are cordially invited, as are interested foundations that would like to find out about possible collaborations.
 
Participation is only possible after registration. If you would like to receive a personal invitation to the Foundation Day, please send an e-mail to: fundraising@kit.edu..

Together with the city of Karlsruhe, DER BALL 2025 is taking place - under the motto “We celebrate KIT”. Experience a magical evening full of music, dance and festive atmosphere at our festive dance ball. Dance the night away in an ambience full of glitter and glamor. Let yourself be enchanted by the magical atmosphere and create unforgettable memories at our exclusive dance ball.
 

The free SpeechParty offers 20 German-language mini-workshops on topics relating to presenting and communicating in a relaxed atmosphere. Several lecturers with many years of experience in the education sector, on stage and in business/politics will accompany the workshops. During the breaks, there will be opportunities for non-alcoholic cocktails, party music and socializing with other people. You can also earn 1 credit.