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

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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 Universi... more

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Made in Science - The official podcast of the University of Stuttgart

In this episode, host Wolfgang Holtkamp sits down with Professor Leonie Fischer, Director of the Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology at the University of Stuttgart, to talk... more

Made in Science - The official podcast of the University of Stuttgart

In this episode, host Wolfgang Holtkamp sits down with Professor Jens Anders, Director of the Institute of Smart Sensors at the University of Stuttgart, to talk about quantum sensi... more

Made in Science - The official podcast of the University of Stuttgart

In this episode, host Dr. Wolfgang Holtkamp sits down with Professor Michael Resch, director of the High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart, to talk about supercomputers like H... more

Made in Science - The official podcast of the University of Stuttgart

How does a technology travel from the lab into real-world traffic? In this episode, Wolfgang Holtkamp talks with Prof. Nejila Parspour from the University of Stuttgart about induct... more

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Recent Guests

Leonie Fischer
Professor, Institute for Landscape Planning and Ecology, University of Stuttgart
University of Stuttgart
Episode: Urban Ecology and the City of Tomorrow: Prof. Leonie Fischer (#61)
Jens Anders
Professor, chair in electrical engineering of bionic systems; director of the Institute for Intelligent Sensors and Theoretical Electrical Engineering (IIS) at the University of Stuttgart
University of Stuttgart, QSENS Future Cluster
Episode: Quantum Sensing and the Measure of the Impossible: Prof. Jens Anders (#60)
Michael Resch
Director HLRS; Professor of High-Performance Computing
University of Stuttgart
Episode: Supercomputers, Art, and the Human Touch: Prof. Michael Resch (#59)
Nejila Parspour
Professor, Director of the Institute of Electrical Engineering, Energy Conversion (IEW)
University of Stuttgart
Episode: Breaking Barriers with Wireless Power: Prof. Nejila Parspour (#58)
Marco Aiello
Professor of Computer Science, Head of Service Computing Department
University of Stuttgart
Episode: AI as a Tsunami: Prof. Marco Aiello (#57)
Christina Kühnl
Professor of Marketing, Chair of Marketing at the Institute of Business Administration, University of Stuttgart
University of Stuttgart
Episode: Marketing Beyond Advertising: Prof. Christina Kühnl (#56)
Boris Gehlen
Professor, Ferry Porsche Endowed Chair of Business History
University of Stuttgart
Episode: How Corporations Shape Our World: Prof. Boris Gehlen (#55)
Geoffrey Rodoreda
Australian literary studies scholar, specializes in post-colonial literature and Australian culture
Institute of Literary Studies, University of Stuttgart
Episode: When George Orwell Came to Stuttgart: Dr. Geoff Rodoreda (#54)
Cornelia Sindermann
Independent research group leader at the University of Stuttgart since 2023
University of Stuttgart
Episode: "Social media is both cure and curse" (#53)

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Wolfgang Holtkamp
Host of Made in Science – The official podcast of the University of Stuttgart

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Subscriber

    Gefällt mir sehr gut, immer interessante Gespräche!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ti.ni
    Germany2 years ago
  • Subscriber

    Great insights. The lives of the scientists are very inspiring.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ti.ni
    Germany4 years ago
  • Interesting and fun

    A different insight into the university. Can recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marika_94
    Germany5 years ago
  • Subscriber

    Great insights

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ti.ni
    Germany5 years ago
  • Interesting and fun

    A different insight into the university, what Kind of people ist Producer. Can recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marika_94
    Germany5 years ago

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Experts offer practical, industry-relevant perspectives that stay with you.
A refreshing view of science and academia beyond lab talk.
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Urban Ecology and the City of Tomorrow: Prof. Leonie Fischer (#61)
Q: What would you tell mayors to implement to foster greener, more livable cities?
Encourage holistic, integrated thinking across green planning, mobility, and housing, breaking down silos and leveraging knowledge from multiple communities to drive real urban transformation.
Urban Ecology and the City of Tomorrow: Prof. Leonie Fischer (#61)
Q: Why connect science with art and music when communicating about urban ecology?
Different pathways are needed to engage diverse audiences; art and music broaden reach beyond academic papers and help people relate to nature in varied and accessible ways.
Urban Ecology and the City of Tomorrow: Prof. Leonie Fischer (#61)
Q: What has changed the most in cities over the last 25 years from your viewpoint?
The transformation aspect remains constant, with cities acting as living organisms that continuously evolve, while researchers focus on how these changes affect both people and nature and their interactions.
Supercomputers, Art, and the Human Touch: Prof. Michael Resch (#59)
Q: Why is energy efficiency such a central concern for HPC strategy?
Because power and cooling costs directly affect the feasibility and sustainability of projects, and reducing energy use often yields cost savings and environmental benefits while enabling more impactful research.
Supercomputers, Art, and the Human Touch: Prof. Michael Resch (#59)
Q: Is there a risk in this endeavor that technology becomes an end in itself rather than a means to solve real problems?
Yes, there is that risk, and the discussion centers on ensuring that compute power serves scientific, industrial, societal, and political goals, not just technical bragging rights.

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The show features in-depth conversations with researchers, professors, and university-affiliated experts across science, engineering, humanities, marketing, and policy. Episodes explore cutting-edge research, practical applications, and the broader societal impact of scientific work, often touching on interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation ecosystems, and how academia translates to industry and everyday life. A notable strength is its emphasis on the people behind the work—their inspirations, career paths, and personal quirks—delivered with a Swabian cultural flavor that occasionally highlights regional tech ecosystems and project partnerships with industry partners. This combination makes it valuable for listeners who want both techni... more

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2. Jens Anders
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