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How can Xanten further develop its tourism potential and attract new target groups to the Roman town? Students at Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences (HSRW) explored this question in the spring of 2026.

Since this spring, 159 hybrid poplars have been growing on a section of a large pasture for Piemontese cattle at the Richtersgut estate in Kranenburg, in the Lower Rhine region.

FabLab.Blue based at the HSRW’s Kleve campus is providing advice on the design and set-up of the planned makerspace at Kevelaer Comprehensive School.

For the fourth year running, the City of Kleve and Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences are seeking ideas for sustainable initiatives in and around Kleve. Interested parties have until the end of the month to submit their ideas and stand a chance of winning up to €2,000.

What’s behind NIS2, CRA and AI-ACT? Company evening at HSRW.

The heating control system in Xanten Cathedral dates back to the 1970s. A current project is bringing it up to modern standards. The HSRW’s IoT Lab is providing support with the automation.

As part of the DialogPunkt Kalkar initiative, which we organise in partnership with the town of Kalkar, we took part in this year’s town festival, ‘Endlich Mai’.

From dialogue to collaboration – HSRW’s initiative for the business community to strengthen the region’s capacity for business transformation in the long term.

Is it possible to play chess with the power of my thoughts? Telekinetics would probably say yes! Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ivan Volosyak, head of the BCI laboratory at the Kleve campus, says: ‘Not directly!

Is it possible to convert a cable-powered electric mini excavator to hydrogen propulsion? A makeathon in February provided some answers.

The Bridge Lab on the Kamp-Lintfort campus is not a laboratory in the academic-scientific sense. It is not a place for research, but rather a space for exploration and understanding.