HOW TO HOCHSCHULE Hochschule Rhein-Waal

Welcome to the latest episode of "How to Hochschule Voices," the podcast that takes you on a journey through the lifeblood of Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences and the rich cultural mosaic of the Lower Rhine region.
In this episode, we uncover the story of a world-renowned researcher and educator who has left an indelible mark on the global academic community. Prof. Assogbadjo, from the University of Abomey-Calavi in the Republic of Benin, with over 11 international awards to his name, including the Georg Forster Research Award, shares insights from his extensive career focused on non-timber forest products, conservation genetics, forest ecology, and ethnobotany. Sponsored by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, the Georg Forster Research Award honors researchers from emerging and developing countries who work on development-related topics. Discover how Prof. Assogbadjo's engagement with Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences is fostering vital international collaborations in soil science and plant nutrition, and how his efforts contribute to addressing development-relevant issues through research. As a visiting professor across the globe, from Côte d'Ivoire to Costa Rica and Brazil, Prof. Dr. Ir. Achille Ephrem Assogbadjo work epitomizes the spirit of knowledge without borders.

In the latest episode of How to Hochschule VOICES, we're thrilled to spotlight Ropafadzo Juliana Matuzula, a shining example of innovation and perseverance in technology and bionics, and currently the Vice President of TechWomen. We delve into her remarkable journey from Zimbabwe to Germany, explore her transition from mechatronics to industrial engineering, and celebrate her fervent support for women in STEM. Her story is not just inspiring; it symbolizes the vibrant and resilient spirit that flourishes at our university, making it a standout feature of our podcast.

Get ready for the sensational season finale of 'How to Hochschule' with the fourth installment of our special series, 'How to Spend 24 Hours at HSRW.' This episode uniquely focuses on the enchanting evening life at the Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences.
 
Our journey begins in the early evening, capturing the vibrant atmosphere of the campus as the day transitions into night. This episode is particularly special as we cover the illustrious 'Academic Year Celebration with Research and Transfer Day'. The celebration was a vibrant gathering, attended by nearly 300 university members, allies, and regional figures from various sectors. We not only revisit former podcast guests during this vibrant celebration but also join a group of students at the Rhein-Waal library for the 'Long Night of the Library.'
 
This finale is not just the conclusion of our first season, but a celebration of the dynamic evening life at HSRW. So, make yourself comfortable, grab your favorite evening drink, and tune in to experience the captivating world of Hochschule Rhein-Waal like never before!

The How to Hochschule gang was spotted at the Mensa once again! This time, they were indulging in some special holiday treats. Tune in to the upcoming holiday-themed episode of How to Hochschule and join the trio as they talk about all things Christmas!

How to Hochschule is back with another exciting episode for you! In the third installment of our special series, "How to Spend 24 Hours at HSRW", we spend an afternoon talking to some interesting members of the HSRW family. From a former student turned sports coach with Hochschulsport, to a member of the Student Advisory Service in Kamp-Lintfort, and the very special Creative Writing workshop, this installment of How to Hochschule is bound to bring some warmth to your cold winter afternoons. So join us as we explore the world of Hochschule Rhein-Waal!

In the latest episode of How to Hochschule VOICES, we meet Prof. Dr. Matthias Krauledat. Both a computer scientist and musician, Prof. Krauledat talks to us about his journey from being a math lover as a child to his position now in the faculty of Technology and Bionics, one of his research areas where his love of math and music intersect, and one of the hottest topics of our time: Artificial Intelligence. This episode of VOICES is full of interesting ideas to keep your head buzzing, so wait no longer and tune in to HSRW's very own podcast now!