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We are looking for motivated support for the DGPF Annual Conference in March 2026.

Christmas break

Dear students, please note that from December 22, 2025, to January 12, 2026, the Student Office will have very limited staffing. The Dean's Office will be closed between December 22, 2025, and January 4, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience. We wish you all a wonderful pre-Christmas season, happy holidays, and a great start to a happy 2026!

An article on www.baunetz-campus.de

A new generation of concrete ceilings is being developed at TU Darmstadt: topology-optimized, resource-efficient, and manufactured entirely using a 3D printer.

Ein Audiobeitrag auf ardaudiothek.de

Concrete is indispensable, but harmful to the climate. That is why there are many approaches to making concrete more climate-friendly. These include carbon or bio-concrete with added carrots. Work is also being done on concrete variants that are recyclable or even store CO2. What needs to happen for us to build “better”?

Thinking strategically about climate adaptation: Between data provision and urban development in Germany

The Geodetic Colloquium at TU Darmstadt brought together experts to explore the critical link between geospatial data and urban climate resilience. The main topic was what role does geodata play in preparing the urban spaces for climate change?

International Workshop GEOBENCH addresses current challenges in sensor evaluation and benchmarking

The 3rd International Workshop on Evaluation and BENCHmarking of Sensors, Systems and GEOspatial Data in Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing took place on 20th and 21st of November 2025 in Wroclaw, Poland. This event was co-organized by our research group!

Research and development project in the field of 3D concrete printing successfully completed

In the summer semester of 2025, a groundbreaking research and development project in the field of 3D concrete printing (3DCP) was launched at the Institute of Structural Design and Building Construction (KGBauko) at TU Darmstadt. The project was carried out in close cooperation with Sika Germany, the Riedel Bau Group, and Staikos 3D and is a prime example of the increasing integration of digital planning, additive manufacturing, and sustainable building culture.

Select your dream project by January 20, 2026!

Are you between 21 and 30 years old? Are you studying in Germany, have you completed your bachelor's degree in the last 18 months, are you currently in training, or have you completed vocational training? Then apply now for an ASA scholarship and put your regional knowledge to use in an international project for sustainable development. You can submit your online application to participate in the ASA program until January 20, 2026.