Stuttgart

DLR site Stuttgart

DLR Stuttgart is full of energy – its research areas include storage and converter technologies for a reliable supply of renewable energies, novel vehicle concepts, innovative laser systems, high-tech materials and structures as well as sustainable propulsion systems for climate-neutral aviation and efficient and safe spaceflight.

Generating, storing and using energy is the focus of research at the DLR site in Stuttgart.

DLR Stuttgart is doing pioneering work towards the safe and controllable supply of renewable energy. These include technologies for large-scale energy storage and converters, solar thermal power plants and for the hydrogen economy and the coupling of energy sectors.

For future mobility, DLR Stuttgart is researching sustainable, economical and user-oriented vehicle concepts for road and rail travel, as well as climate-neutral fuels for aviation.

Researchers here are developing technologies for efficient and safe aerospace, with high-tech materials for energy-efficient lightweight structures, engines and the re-entry of spacecraft. To ensure safety in space, researchers at the DLR site in Stuttgart are working on special laser systems for space debris monitoring and removal.

DLR Stuttgart offers young scientists excellent training opportunities for aspiring electronics technicians for devices and systems, precision mechanics and office management, along with dual study programmes in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and information technology, mechatronics and facility management.

DLR site Stuttgart

DLR site Stuttgart
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Pfaffenwaldring 38 – 40
70569 Stuttgart
Germany

DLR Systemhaus Technik Stuttgart
Institute of Combustion Technology
Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics
Institute of Solar Research
Institute of Structures and Design
Institute of Technical Physics
Institute of Vehicle Concepts

DLR Institute of Networked Energy Systems
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Curiestraße 4
70563 Stuttgart
Germany

Institute of Networked Energy Systems

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DLR_School_Lab Lampoldshausen / Stuttgart

Lampoldshausen is home to the large test stands used to test the engines of the Ariane launch vehicle – some of the most powerful engines in the world! The DLR_School_Lab looks at numerous exciting aspects of launching into space and the research being undertaken at DLR's site in Stuttgart.

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DLR site Stuttgart
Almost 800 employees work across seven institutes at DLR Stuttgart. The focus is on sustainable mobility, a climate-neutral energy industry and safe and efficient aerospace.
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Generating energy – from the sun, wind and water
DLR Stuttgart develops technologies for the energy transition, enabling energy to be generated from renewable sources efficiently and on an industrial scale. These include solar thermal power plants and the electrolysis of hydrogen.
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Using energy for sustainable mobility, efficient aviation and safe spaceflight
At the DLR site in Stuttgart, researchers are conducting interdisciplinary work into the mobility of tomorrow. This is where ideas for climate-neutral cars, trains and aircraft made of lightweight structures and functional materials are born. DLR Stuttgart even uses energy at the speed of light, in the form of lasers used to detect space debris.
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Innovation & Transfer

The regional representatives of the Board of Management Division Innovation, Transfer and Scientific Infrastructures support the transfer of technologies from research to industry through their local innovation management. In particular, they support the further development of application-oriented research and development results up to successful market launch.

Contact

Jens Mende

Corporate Communications Stuttgart and Ulm
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Corporate Communications
Pfaffenwaldring 38-40, 70569 Stuttgart
Tel: +49 0711 6862-229

Anke Kovar

Sitemanagement Stuttgart, Lampoldshausen and Ulm
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Pfaffenwaldring 38-40, 70569 Stuttgart