From Theory to Practice: Projects at the FH Potsdam at a Glance

In the "sepulcrum" seminar, contemporary and biodegradable urns for humans or animals were designed in cooperation with the family business and urn manufacturer Völsing. In a final presentation with jury meeting at the Baumschulenweg crematorium, the best urn designs were awarded prizes.

In the spirit of the question formulated in the seminar title about the "biography of a district", Potsdam-Bornstedt was to be researched by means of an interdisciplinary and intergenerational approach in order to work out the urban and socio-spatial development of the district and ultimately make it presentable.

Opportunities and challenges for women through the digital expansion of traditional science communication

As part of the European Month of Photography 2023, a collective exhibition of seven Berlin and Potsdam training centres in the field of photography was presented on the theme of ‘Urgent Present’ („Drängende Gegenwart“). 

A modular and underwired bra design for large breasts

The research project aimed to systematically collect and evaluate the experiences of the persons involved in coming to terms with the constellation of violence in the Protestant alumnat Martinstift in the 1950s.

Building research and construction survey to check the worthiness of monuments as well as the planning of restoration measures and possible utilisation concepts

Development of a utilisation concept and a design and redevelopment plan

Cooperation with the daily newspapers taz and UCLAB with the aim of conveying climate information via various channels using data visualisations. For this purpose, both physical and digital postcards with visualisations on different aspects of climate protection in Germany were designed and produced.

A story about open-cast mining in Germany and its victims

Performance overview of the research focus "GESCHLOSSENE VERBUNDDÜBEL (CCD)".

The research project investigates the advantages of closed compound dowels and closed compound dowel bars (CCD) and is intended to prepare further research projects in the subject area.

In her bachelor thesis, Julia Bohle deals with the personality trait of high sensitivity, both photographically and theoretically.