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ArticleJugend forscht – [ˈjuːɡn̩ tfɔʁʃt]
Jugend forscht (lit. “Youth researches”), commonly abbreviated as Jufo, is a German youth science competition. With more than 10,000 participants annually, it is the biggest youth science and technology competition in Europe. It was...
ArticleDear readers,
Despite the current rapid pace of change the technological upheavals of our times are not created overnight. They continue to be the result of curiosity, persistence, and the courage to try something new. Research and development – not...
ArticleAbout the variety of powertrains
While Europe is focused on battery-electric vehicles, hybrid powertrains retain their central importance in many parts of the world Battery-electric vehicles are becoming more important around the world – at the same time, hybrid electric...
ArticleYouth in motion
The young generation decides how we’re going to get from A to B tomorrow – in more connected, sustainable ways, and increasingly without cars of our own People want to be mobile – now and going forward. Despite all chatrooms, social media...
ArticleProduction reimagined
Humanoids need actuators in order to move and an environment in which they learn. Schaeffler has now been recognized for actuators and the metaverse 1 The mechanics behind humanoid robotics It’s a fact that humanoids will not be able to...
ArticleSuccess stories
When trials turn into real careers: These “Jugend forscht” experimenters became innovation drivers at Schaeffler Philipp Johannes (33), project manager, training programs & certifications “Jugend forscht” project: Investigation of the...
ArticleHow learning turns into an experience
Interactive 3D worlds for efficient teaching: Extended reality turns learners into discoverers instead of listeners Standing next to Gustave Eiffel and watching the construction of a mammoth steel structure, landing on Mars and...