During the two-day hands-on course, the young female researchers visited the research reactor. There, they learned to understand the world of neutrons using a model. The scientists from the Chair of Helicopter Technology explained to them how a rotorcraft works and discussed with them the future of mobility. The girls discovered the world of materials science through metal casting, and at the Chair of Ergonomics they faced the question of how human machine interfaces can be opimized. The focus was on the application of methods and tools with which a user-centered development of technology can be achieved.
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