Focus areas in research

Currently, around 70 professorships with 200 academic staff are conducting research primarily in the fields of Mobility & Road Safety, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning and Sustainability & Renewable Energies. THI is represented in the HRK research map with the three main research areas "Vehicle Safety", and "Innovative Mobility" and "Renewable Energies".

 

 

Research Institutes

The main aim of applied research and of THI is to bring findings from basic research into application. Therefore, about one third of the university’s total budget is invested in research. As a result, THI is one of the top research universities for applied sciences in Germany.

Research at THI is organised in research institutes - CARISSMA (C-IAD, C-ISAFE, C-ECOS), AImotion Bavaria, Institute for Innovative Mobility (IIMo), Institute for New Energy Systems (InES), Sustainability in Research and Transfer Center Neuburg (ForTraNN) and the Bavarian Foresight Institute (to be founded soon). In addition, the university works closely with the three AN-institutes AININ, Fraunhofer Anwendungszentrum and inas.

 

 

Bavarian Foresight Institute

Foresight in Technology and Business

ForTraNN

Research and Transfer Center for Sustainability in Neuburg

Promoting research and young scientists

THI is strongly committed to young academics. For years, doctoral projects in the fields of technology and economics have been carried out very successfully with partner universities in Germany and abroad. Together with the TU Munich, THI is the sponsoring university of BayWISS in the "Mobility and Transport" collaborative research centre. All doctoral students at THI (about 100 at this stage) are supervised by the university's own Graduate Center.

Research News

Final workshop "SmartBio": Biogas plants as players in the smart market - Raising additional revenue potential

The Energy Systems Engineering research group of the Institute of New Energy Systems (InES) at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI), together with… more

REMO project team visits IBC SOLAR AG in Bad Staffelstein, Germany

During the visit of some researchers of the REMO project to the long-term partner IBC SOLAR AG (IBC) in Bad Staffelstein, one of the topics discussed… more

Measures for the Optimisation of District Heating Networks

On Tuesday, 14th of December 2021, the digital conference “Wärmewende mitgestalten – Optimierung von Wärmenetzen” (“Contribution to Heat Transition –… more

Linking Science and Industry – 2 Continents, 2 Days Digital Conference, 8 Universities and 20 speakers

With 75 attendees in total the digital conference “Linking Science and Industry: Renewable Energy Research, Innovation and Higher Education in Africa“… more

Ultraeffizientes Energiesystem für Continental

Das Institut für neue Energie-Systeme der Technischen Hochschule Ingolstadt hat im Zeitraum Januar 2020 bis Oktober 2021 bei dem Unternehmen Conti… more

InES booth at the OFF-GRID Expo & Conference Augsburg

On December 2nd and 3rd, the Institute of new Energy Systems (InES) presented both the Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt and its international project… more

ÖkoFlussPlan: Start of Construction Works for “Real Lab” in Kyrgyzstan

Construction has been begun of “Real Lab” – a community house, to demonstrate the use of sustainable energy solutions in high-altitude and cold… more
Visitors at the Poster Session

Into the future with artificial intelligence research: THI celebrates one year of "AImotion Bavaria

Science Minister Bernd Sibler praises the innovative strength of the TH Ingolstadt. more

Solar-supported district heating networks - Future-oriented energy and heat supply in the region visited

Last Thursday, the Institute of new Energy Systems (InES) of the Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) offered interested persons from research,… more

Dissertation by InES scientist receives award

The Solarenergieförderverein Bayern e. V. (SeV) awarded a prize to Dr Mathias Ehrenwirth's dissertation entitled "Theoretical and Experimental… more

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