Internship in Aerospace: Romane Gauvain from Paris and Nikolas Otte from Hanover dive into the world of aerospace research at ECOMAT, gaining valuable insights for their […]

The new technologies needed to combat the changing climate will require new materials such as materials derived from nickel. The Bremen-based BIAS developed the first automated […]

Scan components and then replicate them digitally using reverse engineering – this process is offered by ECOMAT partner Testia.

Before the next generation of aircraft takes off, new components and technologies must be developed. At Bremen’s ECOMAT, DLR and its partners are building a unique […]