TUesday Lounge Talks for the Winter Semester 2024/2025

Dear TUesday Lounge Visitors,

We are pleased to inform you that the TUesday Lounge will reopen in December 2024. Join us for inspiring discussions and captivating topics:

December 3. How well does TU Wien prepare its students for working life? at 5:30 pm

University years are a formative phase of life, where students not only acquire technical knowledge but also lay the foundations for their professional futures and personal growth. But how well does TU Wien actually prepare its students for the diverse challenges of professional life?

In this panel discussion, alumni will reflect on how TU Wien prepares students for their careers and life beyond graduation. Drawing from their own resumes, the discussion will highlight the strengths of the education provided and explore areas with potential for improvement.

Organized in collaboration with TUW Alumni, this event aims to bring together a variety of perspectives and valuable real-world experiences, inspiring new ideas for the continued development of TU Wien’s educational programs.

Guests - Alumae et Alumni:

DI Anne Altmeyer
DI Dr. Tarik Berrada MSc, BSc
DI Tobias Berger BSc
Benedikt Hansa MSc, BSc
Katharina Knezevic PhD, MSc, BSc
Mag. DI Dr. Andreas Thöni

Moderation:

Silke Cubert, Head of the TU Wien Alumni Club

Gerhard Schütz, Biophysics

The language used for the panel discussion will be German, but attendees are welcome to ask questions in English.

The Lounge Talk will take place in the TUesday Lounge (Arnold Schmidt Room, formerly Kontaktraum, Gußhausstraße 27, 6th floor) at 5:30 pm. The lounge opens at 5 pm, and small snacks and drinks will be available.

We look forward to a fruitful exchange of ideas!

Your TU Vision Team

17.12 - Cultural Heritage: Shaping Contemporary Architecture at 5:30 pm

Heritage is a dynamic process that gives both the tangible and intangible cultures of the past a place in the present and future. But how do different institutions, especially universities, engage with the significance of this heritage? And how do contemporary architects – consciously or unconsciously – integrate heritage into their creative processes? These questions open up exciting and diverse perspectives worldwide.
The integration of heritage into contemporary architecture is a multifaceted field of research. It requires engagement with historical contexts, cultural identity, and innovative design approaches. Successful architectural firms often address these challenges in unique ways.
In our Lounge discussion, we aim to explore various approaches together with experts from architecture, art, culture, and science. Through scientifically grounded lectures and concrete case studies from Austria and the Middle East, we will examine how heritage is addressed in different cultural and geographical contexts.
We warmly invite you to join this interdisciplinary exchange, offering both theoretical insights and practical perspectives.

Guests and contributions

Caroline Jaeger-Klein, Faculty of Architecture and Planning

ICOMOS – 60 years of collaboration in cultural heritage and architecture

Fabian Kahr, querkraft (www.querkraft.at, opens an external URL in a new window)

In Dialogue with Tradition

Alireza Taghaboni, Next office (Next Office | Studio of Architectural Research and Design, opens an external URL in a new window)

Dejà vu - an Approach to the Heritage

Moderation:

Negar Hakim, Faculty of Architecture and Planning

Ian Banerjee

The language used for the panel discussion will be English, but attendees are welcome to ask questions in German.

Your TU Vision Team

14.01 - TU Wien and the World – In Conversation with Jens Schneider

The recent award of the Prechtl Medal, named after the founder of our institution, to “our” Nobel laureate Ferenc Krausz, with the laudatory speech given by “our other” Nobel laureate Anton Zeilinger, makes the topic of “TU Wien and the world” more present than ever before in the more than 200-year history of TU Wien.

We approach this topic from a variety of perspectives, in dialogue with Rector Jens Schneider, who - together with his rectorate team - has launched an unprecedented participatory process, targeting a „futurefit“ TU Wien with a distinctly pronounced sense for community.

Moderation:

Bernadette Krejs,, opens an external URL in a new window Institute of Architecture and Design

Christian Hellmich, Institute of Mechanics of Materials and Structures

We cordially invite you to participate and join the discussion on 14.1.2025 at 5:30 pm in the Arnold-Schmidt-Saal (formerly Kontaktraum), Gußhausstraße 27, 6th floor. The lounge will open 30 minutes prior, and you are warmly invited to enjoy cheese and beverages.

Registration is essential due to the limited seating capacity in the hall.

We look forward to a fruitful exchange of ideas!

Your TU Vision Team

28.01 - Go Global: Perspectives on TU Wien’s Philanthropic Initiatives

At the center of the discussion are TU Wien’s fundraising strategies, which play a key role in driving research, education, and innovation, fostering talent, and strengthening the societal impact of science and technology.

Our experts will explore, from various perspectives, how targeted initiatives and partnerships can enable sustainable change.

We will examine the planned activities from multiple angles: from within the institution and in the context of the strategic development process, from the perspective of actors involved in these initiatives, as well as from the viewpoint of researchers who have already benefited from them. Additionally, we will take a closer look at international peers.

Join us and take part in the discussion as we explore how TU Wien can position itself in an international context to attract philanthropic engagement beyond Austria’s borders.

Gäste

Beate Eckhardt, Philanthropy and Strategy Consultant
Katharina Ehrmann, Institute of Applied Synthetic Chemistry
Michael Kaiser, Head of Fundraising and Community Relations
Klaus Malle, TU Wien Foundation

Moderation: Christian Hellmich, Institute of Mechanics of Materials and Structures

The language used for the panel discussion will be German, but attendees are welcome to ask questions in English.

We cordially invite you to participate and join the discussion at 5:30 pm in the Arnold-Schmidt-Saal (formerly Kontaktraum), Gußhausstraße 27, 6th floor. The lounge will open 30 minutes prior, and you are warmly invited to enjoy snack and beverages.

We look forward to a fruitful exchange of ideas!

Your TU Vision Team

March 11. – TUesday Lounge goes Cinema with the film “Zum Vergleich”, at Stadtkino: “Bricks: A Traditional Building Material at the Forefront of the Sustainability Debate”

We cordially invite you to our "TUesday Lounge goes Cinema" event on March 11th. The film "Zum Vergleich" will be shown, followed by a discussion on the topic “Bricks: A Traditional Building Material at the Forefront of the Sustainability Debate”.

In his documentary "Zum Vergleich, opens an external URL in a new window", Harun Farocki explores brick production across various cultures and continents, including Africa, India, and Europe. The film presents different methods of brick manufacturing, ranging from manual labor without machinery to fully automated processes with minimal human intervention. The film is devoid of commentary or judgment regarding the depicted work methods, instead offering "material" for viewers to compare and reflect upon independently.

Following the screening, a panel discussion will examine the role of bricks as a building material, highlighting their contribution to sustainable construction practices. The discussion will consider how the inherent properties of bricks and their manufacturing processes shape our understanding of sustainable building and the efficient use of global resources.

Guests:

Josef Füssl, opens an external URL in a new window, Structural Simulation and Timber Engineering

+++Joseph Füssl is unfortunately unwell. Andreas Jäger, Head of International Product Management Wall at Wienerberger AG, will assume his place on the panel.+++

Andreas Jäger,, opens an external URL in a new window Head of International Product Management Wall, Wienerberger AG

Harald Stühlinger, opens an external URL in a new window, History of Art

Gerhard Zsutty, Head of the Vienna Brick Museum

Moderation:

Barbara Sanchez Solis, opens an external URL in a new window, Center for Research Data Management

Christian Hellmich, opens an external URL in a new window, Institute of Mechanics of Materials and Structures

Languages:

The film contains no spoken language but features explanatory texts in English that appear between sequences.

The discussion will be conducted in German. However, participants are also invited to ask questions in English.

Program:

From 5:00 PM: Meeting point at Stadtkino, Akademiestr. 13 in the 1. District and ticket pickup

5:30 PM: Admission to the hall

5:55 PM: Welcome and introduction

6:00 PM: Start of the film

7:00 PM: End of the film and start of the discussion

8:00 PM: End of the discussion

Admission is free, but seats are limited!

We look forward to a fruitful exchange of ideas!

Your TU Vision Team

Liebe Besucherinnen, liebe Besucher der TUesday Lounge,

wir freuen uns, Ihnen mitteilen zu können, dass die TUesday Lounge im Dezember 2024 wieder öffnen wird. Dabei erwarten Sie wieder spannende Gespräche:

3. Dezember- Wie gut bereitet die TU Wien ihre Studierenden auf das Arbeitsleben vor? um 17:30

Die Studienzeit ist eine prägende Lebensphase, in der Studierende nicht nur Fachwissen erwerben, sondern auch die Grundlagen für ihre berufliche Zukunft und persönliche Entwicklung schaffen. Doch wie gut bereitet die TU Wien ihre Studierenden tatsächlich auf die vielfältigen Herausforderungen des Berufslebens vor?

In dieser Diskussionsrunde beleuchten Alumnae und Alumni, wie die TU Wien Studierende auf die Karriere und das Leben nach dem Studium vorbereitet. Basierend auf ihren Lebensläufen werden die Stärken der Ausbildung hervorgehoben und mögliche Verbesserungspotenziale erkundet.

Die Diskussion, die in Kooperation mit TUW Alumni organisiert wird, soll vielfältige Perspektiven und wertvolle Praxiserfahrungen zusammenbringen, um gemeinsam neue Ideen für die Weiterentwicklung der Ausbildung an der TU Wien zu entwickeln.

Alumae et Alumni:

DI Anne Altmeyer
DI Dr. Tarik Berrada MSc, BSc
DI Tobias Berger BSc
Benedikt Hansa MSc, BSc
Katharina Knezevic PhD, MSc, BSc
Mag. DI Dr. Andreas Thöni

Moderation:

Silke Cubert, Leiterin TU Wien Alumni Club

Gerhard Schütz, Biophysik

Die Diskussion wird auf Deutsch geführt. Teilnehmer:innen sind jedoch herzlich eingeladen, auch Fragen auf Englisch zu stellen.

Das Event findet um 17:30 Uhr im Kontaktraum, Gußhausstraße 25–29, 1040 Wien (6. OG) statt. Die Lounge öffnet 30 Minuten vorher für Snacks und Getränke.

Wir freuen uns auf einen befruchtenden Gedankenaustausch!

Ihr TU Vision Team

17.12 - Cultural Heritage: Shaping Contemporary Architecture um 17:30

Kulturerbe ist ein dynamischer Prozess, der den materiellen und immateriellen Kulturen der Vergangenheit einen Platz in der Gegenwart und Zukunft einräumt. Doch wie gehen verschiedene Institutionen, insbesondere Universitäten, mit der Bedeutung dieses Erbes um? Und wie integrieren zeitgenössische Architekt*innen – bewusst oder unbewusst – Kulturerbe in ihre kreativen Prozesse? Diese Fragestellungen eröffnen weltweit spannende und vielfältige Perspektiven.

Die Integration von Kulturerbe in die zeitgenössische Architektur ist ein vielschichtiges Forschungsfeld. Es erfordert die Auseinandersetzung mit historischen Kontexten, kultureller Identität und innovativen Gestaltungsansätzen. Erfolgreiche Architekturbüros nehmen diese Herausforderung oft auf einzigartige Weise an.

Im Rahmen unseres Lounge-Gesprächs möchten wir gemeinsam mit Expert*innen aus den Bereichen Architektur, Kunst, Kultur und Wissenschaft verschiedene Herangehensweisen beleuchten. Anhand wissenschaftlich fundierter Vorträge und konkreter Fallstudien aus Österreich und dem Nahen Osten diskutieren wir, wie der Umgang mit Kulturerbe in unterschiedlichen kulturellen und geografischen Kontexten gestaltet wird.

Wir laden Sie herzlich ein, an diesem interdisziplinären Austausch teilzunehmen, der sowohl theoretische als auch praxisnahe Einblicke bietet.

Gäste und Vorträge

Caroline Jaeger-Klein, opens an external URL in a new window, Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung

ICOMOS – 60 years of collaboration in cultural heritage and architecture

Fabian Kahr, opens an external URL in a new window, querkraft (www.querkraft.at, opens an external URL in a new window)

In Dialogue with Tradition

Alireza Taghaboni, opens an external URL in a new window, Next office (Next Office | Studio of Architectural Research and Design, opens an external URL in a new window)

Dejà vu - an Approach to the Heritage

Moderation:

Negar Hakim, opens an external URL in a new window, Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung

Ian Banerjee, opens an external URL in a new window

Die Diskussion wird auf Englisch geführt. Teilnehmer:innen sind jedoch herzlich eingeladen, auch Fragen auf Deutsch zu stellen.

Das Event findet um 17:30 Uhr im Arnold Schmidt Raum (ehem. Kontaktraum), Gußhausstraße 25–29, 1040 Wien (6. OG) statt. Die Lounge öffnet 30 Minuten vorher für Snacks und Getränke.

Wir freuen uns auf einen befruchtenden Gedankenaustausch!

Ihr TU Vision Team

14.01 - TU Wien und die Welt – im Gespräch mit Jens Schneider

Mit der kürzlichen Verleihung der nach dem Gründer unserer Institution benannten Prechtl-Medaille an „unseren“ Nobelpreisträger Ferenc Krausz, mit Laudatio „unseres anderen“ Nobelpreisträgers Anton Zeilinger, ist das Thema „TU Wien und die Welt“ so präsent wie wohl nie zuvor in der mehr 200-jährigen Geschichte der TU Wien.

Dieses Thema beleuchten wir aus vielfältigen Perspektiven, im Gespräch mit Rektor Jens Schneider, der es sich - zusammen mit seinem Rektoratsteam - zur Aufgabe gemacht hat, die TU Wien in einem beispiellosen Partizipationsprozess „futurefit“ zu machen, und das mit einem ausgesprochen ausgeprägten Sinn für die TUCommunity.

Moderation:

Bernadette Krejs, opens an external URL in a new window, Institut für Architektur und Entwerfen

Christian Hellmich, Institut für Mechanik der Werkstoffe und Strukturen

Zum Teilhaben und Mitdiskutieren laden wir herzlich am 14.1.2025 um 17:30 in den Arnold-Schmidt-Saal (vormals Kontaktraum), Gußhausstraße 25–29, 1040 Wien (6. OG). Die Lounge öffnet 30 Minuten vorher und bietet Käse und Getränke an.

Eine Anmeldung ist zwingend erforderlich, da die Plätze im Saal begrenzt sind.

Wir freuen uns auf einen befruchtenden Gedankenaustausch!

Ihr TU Vision Team

28.01 - Go Global: Perspectives on TU Wien’s Philanthropic Initiatives

im Zentrum der Diskussion stehen die Fundraising-Strategien der TU Wien, die maßgeblich dazu beitragen Forschung, Lehre und Innovationen voranzutreiben, Talente zu fördern und die gesellschaftliche Wirkung von Wissenschaft und Technik zu stärken.

Unsere Expert_innen beleuchten aus unterschiedlichen Perspektiven, wie durch gezielte Initiativen und Partnerschaften nachhaltige Veränderungen ermöglicht werden können.

Wir beleuchten die geplanten Aktivitäten aus den verschiedenen Blickwinkeln: aus dem Haus heraus und vor dem Hintergrund des Strategieentwicklungsprozesses, aus Sicht von Akteur_innen in diesen Initiativen ebenso wie aus der Sicht von bereits begünstigten Forscher_innen. Wir lassen den Blick auf internationale Peers schweifen. Seien Sie dabei und diskutieren Sie mit, wenn wir erörtern, wie die TU Wien sich in einem internationalen Umfeld hier positionieren kann, um philanthropisches Engagement über die Grenzen Österreichs hinaus für sich zu gewinnen.

Gäste

Beate Eckhardt, Philanthropie- und Strategieberaterin
Katharina Ehrmann, Institut für Angewandte Synthesechemie
Michael Kaiser, Leiter Fundraising and Community Relations
Klaus Malle, TU Wien Foundation

Moderation: Christian Hellmich, Institut für Mechanik der Werkstoffe und Strukturen

Die Diskussion wird auf Deutsch geführt. Teilnehmer:innen sind jedoch herzlich eingeladen, auch Fragen auf Englisch zu stellen.

Das Event findet um 17:30 Uhr im Arnold-Schmidt-Saal (vormals Kontaktraum) in der Gußhausstraße 25–29, 1040 Wien (6. OG) statt. Die Lounge öffnet 30 Minuten vorher für Snacks und Getränke.

Wir freuen uns auf einen befruchtenden Gedankenaustausch!

Ihr TU Vision Team

11. März - TUesday Lounge goes Cinema mit dem Film “Zum Vergleich” im Stadtkino
Diskussion: "Ziegel: Traditionelles Baumaterial im Zeichen der Nachhaltigkeitsdebatte"

Wir laden Sie herzlich zu unserem "TUesday Lounge goes Cinema" am 11. März ein. Gezeigt wird der Film "Zum Vergleich", gefolgt von einer Diskussion zum Thema "Ziegel: Traditionelles Baumaterial im Zeichen der Nachhaltigkeitsdebatte".

Harun Farocki zeigt in seinem Dokumentarfilm „Zum Vergleich, opens an external URL in a new window“ die Herstellung von Ziegeln in verschiedenen Kulturen und auf unterschiedlichen Kontinenten – in Afrika, Indien und Europa. Der Film dokumentiert Menschen, die ohne Maschinen arbeiten, Menschen, die mit Maschinen arbeiten, sowie Maschinen, die fast ohne menschliches Eingreifen Ziegel produzieren. Ganz ohne Kommentar und ohne Wertung der gezeigten Arbeitsmethoden bietet der Film lediglich das „Material“ an, das der Zuschauer selbst vergleichen und reflektieren soll.

In der Podiumsdiskussion im Anschluss an die Filmvorführung wird die Rolle von Ziegeln als Baumaterial untersucht, die einen wichtigen Beitrag zum Kreislaufsystem des Bauens leisten können. Aufgrund ihrer Materialeigenschaften und der Art ihrer Verarbeitung nehmen sie Einfluss auf unser Verständnis vom nachhaltigen Bauen sowie der ressourcenschonenden Nutzung von Materialien unseres Planeten.

Gäste:

Josef Füssl, opens an external URL in a new window, Struktursimulation und Ingenieurholzbau

+++ Joseph Füssl ist leider erkrankt. Sein Platz auf dem Panel wird von Andreas Jäger, Head of International Product Management Wall bei Wienerberger AG, übernommen.

Andreas Jäger, opens an external URL in a new window, Head of International Product Management Wall bei Wienerberger AG

Harald Stühlinger, opens an external URL in a new window, Kunstgeschichte

Gerhard Zsutty, Leiter des Wiener Sondermuseums Ziegel und Baukeramik

Moderation: Barbara Sanchez-Solis, opens an external URL in a new window (Zentrum für Forschungsdatenmanagement) und Christian Hellmich, opens an external URL in a new window (Institut für Mechanik der Werkstoffe und Strukturen)

Sprachen:

Der Film kommt ohne gesprochene Sprache aus, enthält jedoch regelmäßig eingeblendete Erklärungstexte auf Englisch zwischen den Sequenzen.

Die Diskussion wird auf Deutsch geführt. Teilnehmer:innen sind jedoch herzlich eingeladen, auch Fragen auf Englisch zu stellen.

Ablauf:

Ab 17:00: Treffpunkt im Stadtkino, Akademiestr. 13, 1010 Wien und Ticketabholung

17:30: Saaleinlass

17:55: Anmoderation

18:00: Filmbeginn

19:00: Filmende and Beginn der Diskussion

20:00: Ende der Diskussion

Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos, jedoch ist die Platzanzahl begrenzt.

Wir freuen uns auf einen befruchtenden Gedankenaustausch!

Ihr TU Vision Team

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TUesday Lounge Talks for the Winter Semester 2024/2025

December 3. How well does TU Wien prepare its students for working life? at 5:30 pm

17.12 - Cultural Heritage: Shaping Contemporary Architecture at 5:30 pm

14.01 - TU Wien and the World – In Conversation with Jens Schneider

28.01 - Go Global: Perspectives on TU Wien’s Philanthropic Initiatives

March 11. – TUesday Lounge goes Cinema with the film “Zum Vergleich”, at Stadtkino: “Bricks: A Traditional Building Material at the Forefront of the Sustainability Debate”

3. Dezember- Wie gut bereitet die TU Wien ihre Studierenden auf das Arbeitsleben vor? um 17:30

17.12 - Cultural Heritage: Shaping Contemporary Architecture um 17:30

14.01 - TU Wien und die Welt – im Gespräch mit Jens Schneider

28.01 - Go Global: Perspectives on TU Wien’s Philanthropic Initiatives

11. März - TUesday Lounge goes Cinema mit dem Film “Zum Vergleich” im StadtkinoDiskussion: "Ziegel: Traditionelles Baumaterial im Zeichen der Nachhaltigkeitsdebatte"

11. März - TUesday Lounge goes Cinema mit dem Film “Zum Vergleich” im Stadtkino
Diskussion: "Ziegel: Traditionelles Baumaterial im Zeichen der Nachhaltigkeitsdebatte"