Talk on "Motion Design" opens new CSE Colloquium

8 April 2022

On April 7, 2022, the first talk within the new research colloquium series Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) initiated by Professors Apel, Brünig, Kiendl and Popp took place. Dr.-Ing. Renate Sachse from the Chair of Computational Mechanics at the Technical University of Munich gave an excellent presentation on "Motion Design for Optimal Movements of Flexible Structures" in front of numerous participants. The subsequent discussion and Q&A session confirmed the great interest of the audience. After the event, organizers, speakers and a large part of the participants met at a local restaurant for a social gathering. The CSE Colloquium is planned to take place at least four times a year. The next talks are already in the starting blocks and will be announced in due time on the CSE Colloquium website and by e-mail. Anyone who would like to be added to the mailing list can contact Philipp Zilk via e-mail: philipp.zilk@unibw.de.

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