Ulm

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Institute for AI Safety and Security
Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics
Institute of Quantum Technologies

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DLR site Ulm

German Aerospace Center (DLR)

Wilhelm-Runge-Straße 10
89081 Ulm

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DLR in Ulm

In Albert Einstein's birthplace Ulm are three DLR institutes located: The Institute of Quantum Technologies, the Institute for AI Safety and Security and the Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics. Their focuses of research range from quantum-technological measuring techniques and applications to the use of artificial intelligence to protect safety-critical systems up to computer simulations of electrochemical processes in battery research.

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DLR at the polisMOBILITY trade fair in Cologne

May 16, 2022
polisMOBILITY marks the launch of a new trade fair dedicated to the urban mobility of the future. It covers the entire transport value chain and includes the topics of energy and the environment, digitalisation and urban life.
Call for proposals for the development of spin-enabling technologies

February 25, 2022
The implementation of qubits based on solid-state spins is a promising technological approach for quantum computing. The core challenges with such systems are the reproducible fabrication and characterisation of qubit hardware as well as efficient qubit coupling.
How analogue computers support quantum computing

February 22, 2022
In the 1960s, computers looked like cupboard-sized grey boxes, with control panels full of knobs, switches and colourful cables. These were the analogue computers that were replaced by digital computers in the 1980s.
Datacentric solutions for future mobility

January 25, 2022
Digitalisation is generating new developments at a rapid pace, especially in the field of mobility. Particular attention is being paid to the safety, reliability and availability of the systems. So far, 'GAIA-X 4 Future Mobility' provides the framework for five projects focusing on datacentric applications.
DLRmagazine 169 – Jumping on board the digital transformation

December 16, 2021
Modern rail transport plays an important role in achieving the climate goals in the transport sector. But the potential here has not yet been exhausted. The DLRmagazine provides an insight into the areas in which research is being carried out within DLR. It also presents experiments conducted by ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer during his Cosmic Kiss mission and addresses the question of what needs to change if aircraft are to run on hydrogen in the future.
Quantum Computing Exchange Forum strengthens cooperation

September 16, 2021
The goal is clear – the development of quantum computers in Germany and Europe. It is an area that research centres and universities, industrial enterprises and start-ups are working on.
DLRmagazine 168 – Qubits hit the ground running

September 14, 2021
A chip can be the heart of a quantum computer. Atoms or ions can be separately trapped on it. These can serve as information carriers, so-called qubits or quantum bits. Quantum computing is expected to open up new opportunities in materials research, medicine and the energy and transport sectors.
More accurate than ever – new clocks for future satellite navigation

July 15, 2021
There are no easy comparisons to show how accurate the clocks on the Galileo satellites are. Is it a matter of fractions of seconds, or of milliseconds, perhaps? That is far too imprecise. The Galileo system uses atomic clocks that are accurate to the nanosecond.
Concepts for the development of German quantum computers

July 8, 2021
The DLR Quantum Computing Initiative has now been launched. Around 50 concepts have already been submitted to the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR), and more are being prepared.
DLR opens the Institute of Quantum Technologies in Ulm

May 27, 2021
Many space applications, from secure communications to reliable satellite navigation, rely on high-precision instruments. Technologies based on quantum-mechanical effects enable previously unattainable levels of security and accuracy.
DLR teams up with industry to develop German quantum computers

May 11, 2021
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy has granted DLR 740 million euros in funding over the next few years for the purpose of combining and harnessing German expertise in quantum technology and establishing an industrial base.
DLRmagazine 167 – The sky is the limit

May 10, 2021
A blank page can be frightening, especially when there is a pressing need to fill it. But a blank page can also be inspiring as it offers space for new thoughts and ideas. Pursuing an existing vision can be similarly motivating.
Increasing battery and fuel cell power with quantum computing

February 19, 2021
The German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) is conducting research into new materials for more powerful batteries and fuel cells. DLR scientists are now using a quantum computer to simulate electrochemical processes within energy storage systems.
New Institute for Artificial Intelligence Security at DLR

December 3, 2020
The German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) is planning to set up an Institute for Artificial Intelligence Security at its Sankt Augustin and Ulm sites.
Press

Ulm

DLR in Ulm

DLR at the polisMOBILITY trade fair in Cologne

Call for proposals for the development of spin-enabling technologies

How analogue computers support quantum computing

Datacentric solutions for future mobility

DLRmagazine 169 – Jumping on board the digital transformation

Quantum Computing Exchange Forum strengthens cooperation

DLRmagazine 168 – Qubits hit the ground running

More accurate than ever – new clocks for future satellite navigation

Concepts for the development of German quantum computers

DLR opens the Institute of Quantum Technologies in Ulm

DLR teams up with industry to develop German quantum computers

DLRmagazine 167 – The sky is the limit

Increasing battery and fuel cell power with quantum computing

New Institute for Artificial Intelligence Security at DLR

DLR Institute for AI Safety and Security

DLR Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics

DLR Institute of Quantum Technologies

Assistenz - Projektsachbearbeitung und -controlling

Safety and Security by Design

Erarbeitung wissenschaftlich fundierter IT-Konzepte

Sachbearbeitung Service und Flächenmanagement

Projektsteuerung von Baumaßnahmen

Sachbearbeitung für die Gerätewirtschaft

Planung, Montage, Programmierung und Betrieb von Anlagen der technischen Infrastruktur

Modellierung neuartiger Batterien

Energiespeichersimulationen mit Quantencomputern

Modellierung von neuartigen Batterien

Modellierung und Simulation von Festkörperbatterien

Modellierung und Simulation von Festkörperbatterien

Theoretische Physik und Quantenphysik

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German-Japanese cooperation in aerospace

Call for proposals for the development of spin-enabling technologies

Call for proposals to construct photonic quantum processors

DLR renews cooperation with international partners

DLR, JAXA and CSA extend their cooperation to include human resources management

Cooperation with Canadian research institution strengthened

Chair of the DLR Executive Board is honoured with the Women in Aerospace Europe Outstanding Achievement Award 2020

Ulm

DLR in Ulm

DLR at the polis­MO­BIL­I­TY trade fair in Cologne

Call for pro­pos­als for the de­vel­op­ment of spin-en­abling tech­nolo­gies

How ana­logue com­put­ers sup­port quan­tum com­put­ing

Dat­a­cen­tric so­lu­tions for fu­ture mo­bil­i­ty

DL­R­magazine 169 – Jump­ing on board the dig­i­tal trans­for­ma­tion

Quan­tum Com­put­ing Ex­change Fo­rum strength­ens co­op­er­a­tion

DL­R­magazine 168 – Qubits hit the ground run­ning

More ac­cu­rate than ev­er – new clocks for fu­ture satel­lite nav­i­ga­tion

Con­cepts for the de­vel­op­ment of Ger­man quan­tum com­put­ers

DLR opens the In­sti­tute of Quan­tum Tech­nolo­gies in Ulm

DLR teams up with in­dus­try to de­vel­op Ger­man quan­tum com­put­ers

DL­R­magazine 167 – The sky is the lim­it

In­creas­ing bat­tery and fu­el cell pow­er with quan­tum com­put­ing

New In­sti­tute for Ar­ti­fi­cial In­tel­li­gence Se­cu­ri­ty at DLR

DLR In­sti­tute for AI Safe­ty and Se­cu­ri­ty

DLR In­sti­tute of En­gi­neer­ing Ther­mo­dy­nam­ics

DLR In­sti­tute of Quan­tum Tech­nolo­gies

As­sis­tenz - Pro­jek­t­sach­bear­beitung und -con­trol­ling

Safe­ty and Se­cu­ri­ty by De­sign

Er­ar­beitung wis­senschaftlich fundiert­er IT-Konzepte

Sach­bear­beitung Ser­vice und Flächen­man­age­ment

Pro­jek­t­s­teuerung von Bau­maß­nah­men

Sach­bear­beitung für die Gerätewirtschaft

Pla­nung, Mon­tage, Pro­gram­mierung und Be­trieb von An­la­gen der tech­nis­chen In­fras­truk­tur

Mod­el­lierung neuar­tiger Bat­te­rien

En­ergiespe­ich­er­sim­u­la­tio­nen mit Quan­ten­com­put­ern

Mod­el­lierung von neuar­ti­gen Bat­te­rien

Mod­el­lierung und Sim­u­la­tion von Fes­tkör­per­bat­te­rien

Mod­el­lierung und Sim­u­la­tion von Fes­tkör­per­bat­te­rien

The­o­retis­che Physik und Quan­ten­physik

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Ger­man-Japanese co­op­er­a­tion in aerospace

Call for pro­pos­als for the de­vel­op­ment of spin-en­abling tech­nolo­gies

Call for pro­pos­als to con­struct pho­ton­ic quan­tum pro­ces­sors

DLR re­news co­op­er­a­tion with in­ter­na­tion­al part­ners

DLR, JAXA and CSA ex­tend their co­op­er­a­tion to in­clude hu­man re­sources man­age­ment

Co­op­er­a­tion with Cana­di­an re­search in­sti­tu­tion strength­ened

Chair of the DLR Ex­ec­u­tive Board is hon­oured with the Wom­en in Aerospace Eu­rope Out­stand­ing Achieve­ment Award 2020

DLR at the polisMOBILITY trade fair in Cologne

Call for proposals for the development of spin-enabling technologies

How analogue computers support quantum computing

Datacentric solutions for future mobility

DLRmagazine 169 – Jumping on board the digital transformation

Quantum Computing Exchange Forum strengthens cooperation

DLRmagazine 168 – Qubits hit the ground running

More accurate than ever – new clocks for future satellite navigation

Concepts for the development of German quantum computers

DLR opens the Institute of Quantum Technologies in Ulm

DLR teams up with industry to develop German quantum computers

DLRmagazine 167 – The sky is the limit

Increasing battery and fuel cell power with quantum computing

New Institute for Artificial Intelligence Security at DLR

DLR Institute for AI Safety and Security

DLR Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics

DLR Institute of Quantum Technologies

Assistenz - Projektsachbearbeitung und -controlling

Safety and Security by Design

Erarbeitung wissenschaftlich fundierter IT-Konzepte

Sachbearbeitung Service und Flächenmanagement

Projektsteuerung von Baumaßnahmen

Sachbearbeitung für die Gerätewirtschaft

Planung, Montage, Programmierung und Betrieb von Anlagen der technischen Infrastruktur

Modellierung neuartiger Batterien

Energiespeichersimulationen mit Quantencomputern

Modellierung von neuartigen Batterien

Modellierung und Simulation von Festkörperbatterien

Modellierung und Simulation von Festkörperbatterien

Theoretische Physik und Quantenphysik

German-Japanese cooperation in aerospace

Call for proposals for the development of spin-enabling technologies

Call for proposals to construct photonic quantum processors

DLR renews cooperation with international partners

DLR, JAXA and CSA extend their cooperation to include human resources management

Cooperation with Canadian research institution strengthened

Chair of the DLR Executive Board is honoured with the Women in Aerospace Europe Outstanding Achievement Award 2020