"Made in Science" – The official podcast of the University of Stuttgart

Podcast host Wolfgang Holtkamp talks to international guests about how science shaped them and how they became the personalities they are.

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Dr. Wolfgang Holtkamp, Senior Advisor International Affairs, meets scientists, alumnae and alumni, employees and students from the University of Stuttgart. The conversations are not only about the interviewee’s current work, they also focus on their personality, what inspired them, and their career.

One thing that all of the guests have in common is that they have studied or worked at the University of Stuttgart, or are still doing so, i.e. they are "Made in Science". How did they become who they are? Looking back, what would they do differently? Which Swabian specialty do they prefer, Spätzle or Maultaschen? Holtkamp asks these and other exciting questions.

All podcast conversations are in English.

14 days ago
„Made in Science“
#48 – "AI is transforming the aerospace industry"

Professor Zamira Daw discusses her research on AI certification and integration in aerospace applications. She highlights her journey from Colombia to Germany and the US, emphasizing the importance of safety-critical systems in both medical devices and aviation. Daw explains the need for model-driven development and embedded systems to ensure AI safety in aviation. She notes the growing interest in AI but stresses its careful application. Daw also addresses the gender imbalance in STEM fields, advocating for early education to encourage girls. She highlights the importance of collaboration and mentorship in her work and the need for a balance between innovation and safety in AI.

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14 days ago
#48 – "AI is transforming the aerospace industry"
Feb 17
#47 – "We need scientists who take part in public debates"
Jan 15
#46 – "Thin Films Shape Our Future"
Dec 12, 2024
#45 – "AI systems have the potential to change our lives to the better"
Nov 14, 2024
#44 – "Engineering is like cooking and art"
Oct 14, 2024
#43 – "I encourage students to become entrepreneurs"
Sep 11, 2024
#42 – "There was always a lot of international cooperation"
Aug 12, 2024
#41 – "My vision is to develop a novel robotic construction system for automated assembly"
Jul 16, 2024
#40 – "Interdisciplinarity is lived here more than elsewhere"
Jun 14, 2024
#39 – "I try to convey my knowledge to the young researchers"
May 13, 2024
#38 – "Society should open up to new technology"
Apr 16, 2024
#37 – "The humanities are actually about who we are"
Mar 13, 2024
#36 – "If you do cutting-edge research and development, you must fail sometimes"
Feb 14, 2024
#35 – "To solve technical problems it's a high amount of creativity that is required"
Jan 19, 2024
#34 – "This is a new level of interdisciplinary research"
Dec 20, 2023
#33 – "This is the time, when innovation happens"
Oct 14, 2023
#32 – "Today startups want to create an impact, not only money"
Oct 18, 2023
#31 – "Our core value is to keep information free and available to all"
Sep 5, 2023
#30 – "Quantum computing will change society"
Jul 20, 2023
#29 – "I learned to love the university"
May 24, 2023
#28 – "We require interdisciplinarity to move foreward"
Mar 29, 2023
#27 – "People want opportunities to connect"
Feb 27, 2023
#26 – "Nano-technology will become an effective method to develop personalized-medicine"
Jan 29, 2023
#25 – "Mentoring plays a significant role for gender equality"
Jan 4, 2023
#24 – "Intelligent systems will help us in crises and in the future"
Dec 2, 2022
#23 – "The strongest impact was to see different cultures"
Oct 5, 2022
#22 – "Corona made us ready for what is coming up"
Sep 6, 2022
#21 – "Scientists have a responsibility to the public"
Aug 2, 2022
#20 – "I want to provide reasons for people to come to Stuttgart"
Jul 1, 2022
#19 – "I'm hopeful for a sustainable future"
Jun 1, 2022
#18 – "Maybe I will be an astronaut one day"
May 12, 2022
#17 – "Take the opportunities you get"
Apr 27, 2022
#16 – "Sometimes it is a good idea to go for crazy ideas“
Apr 5, 2022
#15 – "I imagine Stuttgart with a beach on the Neckar River"
Mar 18, 2022
#14 – "How we take care of water is key"
Mar 1, 2022
#13 – "Making a difference locally is always important"
Feb 11, 2022
#12 – "How can architecture become more sustainable for real?"
Jan 27, 2022
#11 – "It’s exciting to see students from the humanities and sciences working together"
Jan 10, 2022
#10 – "I was keen to bring the knowledge into praxis"
Dec 19, 2021
#9 – "Other cultures are enriching us"
Dec 6, 2021
#8 – "If you have a garden, let the weeds grow"
Nov 16, 2021
#7 – "Science has to learn to adopt its way of communication"
Oct 20, 2021
#6 – "Female engineers should talk about their achievements"
Sep 27, 2021
#5 – "It is important to awaken enthusiasm for science in young people"
Sep 6, 2021
#4 – "The goal is to make use of diversity"
Aug 16, 2021
#3 – "Do you know the difference between a traveller and a tourist?"
Jul 22, 2021
#2 – "I had a chance to look at architecture in a very deep way"
Jul 19, 2021
#1 – "You are never too young to do something"

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