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We have compiled a list of a wide variety of different podcasts and videos produced in the IHS projects for you. The contributions range from project portraits, insights into events, research, offers for cooperation with different actors to detailed discussions on topics that move the project staff. Under each list item you will find a short description with a link to the article and the project partners involved.

CAT

Podcast episode 1: "Social Entrepreneurship"

The ASH Transfer_Hub has established a podcast "DER Podcast" within the IHS project CAT. They have produced individual podcast episodes about the IHS project. There are various topics related to the university and the surrounding neighbourhood. Episode 1 is about practical experiences with social entrepreneurship and funding opportunities that the university can offer students.

Click here for the first episode "Social Entrepreneurship" on the project website

Participating university: Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin 

Co-Site

Video series "Unser Team" (our team) and videos about the activities within the project (German)

Co-Site has produced both individual videos and a „Unser Team“ (Our Team) video series. In the ‘Our Team’ video series, 22 team members present their task and their view of the project.

The videos were published on the social media platforms Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Video series "Unser Team" (Our Team)

  • Prof. Dr. Klaus Becker | Unser Team
  • Prof. Dr. Lars Ribbe | Unser Team
  • Alexandra Tönies & Larissa Müller | Unser Team
  • Carla Jakobowsky & Svenja Bickert-Appleby | Unser Team
  • Juan Ramirez| Unser Team
  • Surendra Shiwakoti | Unser Team
  • Daniel Beckers | Unser Team
  • Jan-Niklas Terschüren | Unser Team
  • Ilona Arcaro  & Christine Hottenrott | Unser Team
  • Prof. Dr. Claudia Frick | Unser Team
  • Anne Diessner & Julia Laux | Unser Team
  • Prof. Dr. Udo Nehren | Unser Team
  • Henny Grotehusmann | Unser Team
  • Johanne Kaufmann & Silke Meilwes | Unser Team
  • Ines Könsgen & Dr. Sandra Alfonso de Nehren | Unser Team

The individual videos

  • Retreat 2025
  • How healthy are our trees? (Arborcheck)
  • Insight into our VR scenarios, e.g. What belongs in emergency luggage?
  • Interview with Prof Dr Sylvia Heuchemer

Participating university: Cologne University of Applied Sciences

Digitalise_SWF

Videos of the Science-Truck Lab on Tour (German)

Videos about the Lab-on-Tour, the mobile scientific communication platform in a 40-tonne science truck.

The videos about the Lab-on Tour and events in it were published on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Participating university: HS Hamm-Lippstadt

Podcast episode "Industrie 4.0 - expert talk for medium-sized businesses“ (German)

The IHS project Digitalise_SWF was a guest in L-Mobile Germany's podcast "Industry 4.0 - the expert talk for SMEs" five times.

The podcasts were published on YouTube.

 Links to the episodes:

Project partners involved: Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences and South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences

Video series „Digitalise_SWF“ – the project, vents and the virtual institutes (German)

The videos present the project with the funding recipients, cooperation partners and third-party funders. The project and the individual videos are analysed in more detail and presented by the people responsible. They also offer an insight into their work and present the events.

The videos have been published on YouTube.

Link to the video series "Digitalize_SWF" on YouTube

The following virtual institutes introduce themselves: 

  • Virtual Institute Innovative Lighting Technology
  • Virtual Institute Generative Manufacturing
  • Virtual Institute Entrepreneurship
  • Virtual Institute Digital and Networked Production
  • Virtual Institute Virtual and Augmented Reality in Production
  • Virtual Institute Networked Mobility
  • Virtual Institute Digital Economy 

Project partners involved: Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences and South Westphalia University of Applied

EMPOWER

Podcast episode: digital social participation (German)

In episode 10 ‘Identity formation in speech therapy - promoting quality of life digitally and analogue?’, Prof. Dr Sabine Corsten, Project Manager Social Participation Digital and Professor of Speech Therapy at Mainz University of Applied Sciences, was a guest on ‘DiaLogo - the speech therapy podcast’. In the interview, she gave insights into her work on identity and speech therapy. Questions such as: What does the topic of identities have to do with speech therapy? And how can the content from analogue therapy be transferred to the digital space? In the interview, Ms Corsten also discusses the EMPOWER project ‘Social participation digitally - apps for older people’. 

The podcasts were published on the Dialogo, Spotify, Apple, Deezer and Amazon websites, among others.

The podcast on the DiaLogo podcast website

Participating university: Catholic University (KH) Mainz

Video series: insights of the project work (German)

A group of students from Mainz University of Applied Sciences created short explanatory videos about EMPOWER projects at Mainz University of Applied Sciences and Worms University of Applied Sciences. 

The 100-second videos were published on the YouTube channel of the Ludwigshafen University of Applied Sciences and on the EMPOWER project website.

Projects at Mainz University of Applied Sciences

Project partners involved: Mainz University of Applied Sciences, Worms University of Applied Sciences and Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society

GeisTreich

Animated video of a possible future vineyard landscape (no spoken text)

The vineyards of the Rheingau are part of a unique cultural landscape. An animated video from the IHS project GeisTreich shows what this landscape could look like in future. The video invites you to discover new perspectives for sustainable development.

The one-minute video was published on YouTube and on project website

Link to the animated video on the project website

Participating university: Geisenheim University

GROWTH

Trailer of the project Growth (German)

The future of our region concerns us all. What will it look like tomorrow? Science transfer is a building block for joint change in the economy and society. With GROWTH, they want to show what we can achieve together!

The one-minute video was published on YouTube.

GROWTH on YouTube

Participating university: Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences

Participating university: Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences

HI_Luebeck

Video: Hanseatic Hackathon 2024 Review (German)

At the Hanseatic Hackathon, company representatives, students and scientists spend two days working on business challenges (cases) in a “Race of Innovations”. Together, they develop practical AI solutions for the Hansebelt region and present their ideas. 

The video is available on YouTube and on the project website. 

You can watch the video here

Project partners involved: University of Lübeck, Lübeck University of Applied Sciences, Hanse Innovation Campus GmbH and Lübeck Technology Centre

InCamS@Bi

Video #Einblicke (Insights): the photovoltaics recycling lab (German)

Recycling photovoltaic systems is a particular concern of the two researchers who present the photovoltaic laboratory at Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences in this video. 

The five-minute video was published on the project website, on the pages of the research groups and on YouTube.

The HSBI photovoltaics laboratory on YouTube

Project partners involved: Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences and Bielefeld University

Video #Einblicke (Insights): innovation transfer I Center für Entrepreneurship (German)

In the video, employees of the IHS project enthusiastically explain how innovation transfer is implemented at the Centre for Entrepreneurship at Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences. 

The three-minute video was published on the project website, on the website of the research groups and on YouTube.

The Centre for Entrepreneurship on YouTube

Project partners involved: Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences and Bielefeld University

InNoWest

Video: event impressions (German)

The short videos provide insights into the various contributions of the IHS project InNoWest at events in the North-West Brandenburg and Berlin region. 

The videos have been published on vimeo.

InNoWest at vimeo

Individual videos of events

  • MOSIDI behind the scenes
  •  The user-centred digitalisation team at the Smart Country Convention
  •  Dominik Eisenhardt at the ScienceSlam in Schwedt
  •  Potsdam Science Day 2025
  •  InNoWest joint meeting 2025
  •  InNoWest playing with boundaries at re:publica25
  •  InNoWest visiting re:publica24
  •  InNoWest joint meeting 2024
  •  Opening of the transfer location in Wittenberge
  •  InNoWest at SCCON 24
  •  InNoWest annual review 2024

 Project partners involved: Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, Potsdam University of Applied Sciences and Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences

move_mORe

Podcastfolge: "WTFakultät - Reise in die Welt der nachhaltigen Mobilität"

The 47th episode of „OG – Der Podcast“ provides exclusive insights into the joint project. The focus is on the background to the project and the opportunities for students to get involved. Under the title „WTFaculty - journey into the world of sustainable mobility“, there is a dialogue about the e-charging stations on campus, the exact meaning of the term „transfer“ and the question of how research can be brought into society.

The episode can be listened to on Deezer, Spotify and Apple, among others.

WTFakultät - Journey into the world of sustainable mobility on Spotify

Project partners involved: Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences and Offenburg University of Applied Sciences

NucleusJena

Podcast: "Nuceleus Jena - Looking back: Highlights of the year 2024" (Germany)

The AI-generated podcast contains a virtual conversation about the highlights of the project work in relation to the impact of the transfer work of the Nucleus Jena project in 2024. It was part of the programme for the 3rd status meeting of the project.

The podcast was published on YouTube.

Link to the podcast "Nucleus Jena - Review: Highlights of the year 2024" on YouTube.

Project partners involved: Friedrich Schiller University Jena and Ernst Abbe University Jena

Video series of the European Laboratory for Learning & Intelligent Systems (ELLIS) in Jena (English)

As part of the ‘Friday Faces’ format (interview/video series), sub-project 5 ‘Nucleus Communicate’, interviews were produced to portray several scientists and their research work. ELLIS Unit Jena is a research project in the field of environmental and climate sciences.

The videos from the ELLIS Unit Jena were published on LinkedIn.

Link to the videos of the ELLIS Unit Jena on LinkedIn.

Project partners involved: Friedrich Schiller University Jena and Ernst Abbe University Jena

OD-Pfalz-II

Videochanel „RPTU Transfer“: Future Conference and activities from the project (German)

The "RPTU Transfer" video channel provides insights into the transfer formats at RPTU, based on the "Open Digitisation Alliance Palatinate II" project. Detailed content from larger events or series of events are recorded for review, but activities and projects from the IHS project are also presented in summarised form.

The videos have been published on YouTube.

Link to the "RPTU Transfer" video channel on YouTube

Future Conference video series

  • Future Symposium 2024 - Collaborative Digital Engineering (7 videos)
  •  Insight in TU Research (4 videos)
  •  Today. Tomorrow. The day after tomorrow. - Let's go Palatinate, let's do it! (4 videos)
  •  Today. Tomorrow. The day after tomorrow. - The Future Conference 2022 (8 videos)
  •  Today. Tomorrow. The day after tomorrow. - The Future Conference 2024 (10 videos)

 Individual videos from events

  • Citizen Science project BewegungsForscher
  •  Transfer stories: Digital Café for Future Shapers
  •  Status workshop of the Open Digitalisation Alliance PalatinateThe RPTU at the Rhineland-Palatinate Day 2025
  •  The Open Digitalisation Alliance Palatinate at the Night that Creates Knowledge
  •  3D printing workshops for the skilled trades

Participating university: Rhineland-Palatinate University of Technology Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU)

RIA

Videos: event review & podcast: time for future – regional innovation ecosystem (German)

With the resulting videos and podcast episodes, the University of Bayreuth aims to showcase its expertise and its innovation ecosystem of people interested in founding a company, start-ups, students, researchers and entrepreneurs. It wants to be a source of inspiration for innovation, create connections with added value with its networking events, offer a platform for young visionaries and also combine inspiration and practice for the next generation of founders with other formats.

All videos and podcast episodes produced as part of the RIA project are clearly described and linked on the project website.

Podcast episodes (examples):

  • Zeit für Zukunft - NetzWert regionaler Innovationsökosysteme
  • Third Mission - Wege zum Innovationsökosystem
  • Innovation und Transformation - Erfolgsfaktor Kooperation
  • Praxis trifft Innovation im Ökosystem - Best practice: Familienunternehmen zwischen Tradition und Innovation
  • Eine ganze Region als Ökosystem der Zukunft - Strukturwandel im Rheinischen Revier
  • Regionale Innovationsökosysteme - Effizienzsteigerung durch digitale Technologien und Anwendungen

 The podcast "Zeit für Zukunft - regionale Innovationsökosysteme" can be found on all platforms where podcasts are available (Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, Podigee etc.).

Event reviews RIA

  • Bayreuth Start & Connect
  • STEADI - Student Engagement An Der Ing.
  • Zukunftsschmiede
  • Additive Together - Innovation through networking & 3D printing
  • Start & Grow: Supporters x Start-ups
  • In 72 hours to future ideas - That was the Hack for the Future 2.0
  • Mission: Inclusion - When ideas overcome barriers
  • Investment to Go - Understanding finance, enabling innovation
  • Tech for Tomorrow - How IT shapes a sustainable future at the IT Forum Oberfranken 2024
  • Denkfabrik Mission: Inclusion - Real challenges, real solutions
  • Mission: Inclusion Match-Day 2025 - Experience a change of perspective live

The videos "Event reviews RIA" were published on YouTube. 

Participating university: University of Bayreuth

Image video of the institute for entrepreneurship & innovation (German)

The image video shows all the labs at the University of Bayreuth involved in the IHS project with all their expertise.

The two-minute video was published on YouTube.

The image video on YouTube.

Participating university: University of Bayreuth

Saxony5_2_0

Podcast: „Green stuff against the apocalypse“ (German)

In the podcast series ‘Green stuff against the apocalypse’, the employees of the IHS project delve deep into the world of climate protection, supported by the initiative of the Sustainable Business Hub at Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences (HZSG). Through exciting conversations with experts, professors and students, they shed light on a wide range of topics relating to climate change and the measures needed to shape a sustainable future.

The podcasts can be listened to on Podigee, Spotify, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Deezer and on the HZSG website.

‘Green stuff against the apocalypse’ on the HZSG website

Project partners involved: Dresden University of Applied Sciences, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences, West Saxon University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences and Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences

Video: satellite-mechanisms from Coswig (German)

Satellites are difficult to repair, so the moving parts should wear as little as possible. This video tells the story of how a company and the Additive Manufacturing Co-Creation Lab of the Saxony5 project at the University of Applied Sciences in Mittweida have jointly developed a monolithic solid-state joint using a special micro 3D printing process.

The eight-minute video was published on YouTube.

Satellite mechanisms from Coswig on YouTube

Project partners involved: Dresden University of Applied Sciences, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences, West Saxon University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences and Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences

Video: Varro mite resistance breeding of honey bees (German)

Some honey bee colonies resist the annoying varroa mite because they behave differently to many of their conspecifics. An association and the Co-Creation-Lab Agriculture and Biodiversity of the Saxony5 project at the University of Applied Sciences in Mittweida are jointly researching how this works and how this behaviour can be transferred to other bee colonies.

The five-minute video was published on YouTube.

Varroa resistance breeding in honey bees on YouTube

Project partners involved: Dresden University of Applied Sciences, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences, West Saxon University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences and Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences

TransforMA

Podcast des COM`LABs: SciencePod (German)

COM`LAB's podcast ‘SciencePod’ contains interviews with relevant stakeholders from science, society and business. In addition, long, medium and short video formats, such as shorts and reels, are distributed to a broad target group via social media.

You can watch the podcast on YouTube and listen to it on Spotify anhören. You can also find the other video formats on YouTube.

You can find the main channel of the IHS project on Instagram.

Participating university: Mannheim University of Applied Sciences 

TransRegINT

Video: impressions from the project TransRegINT (German)

In its videos, the IHS project TransRegINT shows applied research and transfer formats in the Lower Rhine region: from the agroforestry real laboratory to hydrogen innovations and digital assistance systems through to innovation management and skills development. Formats such as ‘ZukunftsLab’ and the ‘Klever Birne’ ideas competition bring regional transformation to life in a vivid, participatory and sustainable way.

The videos were published on YouTube, Instagram and on the project website.

List of the videos

Participating university: Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

Podcast: Higher Education in Transition (German)

The podcast series ‘University in Transition’, published as part of Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences’ How to Hochschule“-podcast, is all about change. Together with her guests, Hanna Berzau, a research assistant on the TransRegINT project, explores how change can be achieved – in an interdisciplinary and practice-oriented way, with the clear aim of shaping positive change in society and the environment. In a total of seven episodes, researchers and staff from the university report on how their work is driving processes of change – in society, academia and business.

The podcast episodes are available on Podigee, Spotify and Deezer, amongst other platforms.

Links to the episodes on podigee (all in german language)

  1. A university that gets you involved – regional projects in focus
  2. To much tourism in Mallorca – between holiday joy and protest
  3. The university meets small companies – for more innovation in the world of engineering
  4. Digital reading adventures – new ways to promote reading
  5. Between systemic and climate change – where does central asia stand today?
  6. Laboratories for all – creativity and high-tech
  7. The energy transition in the lower rhine region – chance for a border region

Participating university: Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

TrICo

Overview of all videos from the Leuphana Innovation Communities (Germany)

In the TrICo project, the Leuphana Media Studio is developing a variety of video and audio formats to communicate the topics of the Leuphana Innovation Communities in an appealing way. A dedicated playlist on the YouTube-chanel of the Leuphana University of Lüneburg curates the material.

Some highlights

  1. Thinking ecology and economy together |
  2. Shaping schools for the future | Clip from the Innovation Community School Development and Leadership
  3. Socially and ecologically sustainable management | Clip from the Social Innovation Community
  4. Art is for everyone - cooperation for art in public spaces | Panel from Innovation Community Art and Culture

The explanatory videos on scaling social innovations are not published on the YouTube channel, but are compiled on the university website.

The Leuphana Social Innovation Community shows strategies to support social innovations, increase their reach and strengthen their contribution to a more sustainable future.

Participating university: Leuphana University of Lüneburg

Podcast Communicorn (English & German)

Let's shape the future together: The Communicorn podcast shows best practices for social innovation and communities. 

All podcast episodes are available on Spotify, Apple Podcast, YouTube and on the Leuphana University of Lüneburg website.

The Communicorn Podcast on the university website

One example is the second episode of Communicorn: It is about the work of Utopia - a coworking space in Lüneburg, where collaborative entrepreneurship is not just a concept, but a lived reality. 

The podcast episode was published on YouTube and Spotify.

The podcast episode 2: Utopia in Practice - Leuphana Innovation Communities on YouTube

Participating university: Leuphana University of Lüneburg

Video: Project presentation - the best ideas are born in cooperation (German)

Let's shape change together. How four innovation communities want to shape change in very different areas.

The video was published on YouTube.

The video ‘Project presentation: The best ideas come from working together’ on YouTube

Participating university: Leuphana University of Lüneburg