The Media Lab is a working and experimental space at the heart of the central campus. Lecturers, students and staff from institutes and administration work together with the Media Lab team to test new media technologies for use at the university - from simple tools to complex setups. As part of the Project House, the Media Lab offers a platform for a lively exchange of knowledge and experience on media-supported teaching, learning and working at TU Braunschweig. It brings together the most important didactic and technical information on solution approaches and application scenarios. With its diverse event formats, the Media Lab enriches campus life at the university. The Media Lab team works together with the university to improve teaching, learning and (collaborative) work through the use of media technologies at TU Braunschweig.
The Media Lab officially opens for business in the winter semester. We cordially invite you to come along to one of our opening events.
We look forward to your visit! You can drop by at any time on 11 November from 12 to 4 pm. We will introduce you to the Media Lab in person and answer your questions.
We will set up test stations for you on the topic of artificial intelligence, focussing on the GITZ KI toolbox and the KI4ALL project. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Just drop by!
The Multimedia Department of the GITZ and the Media Lab will be presenting current and proven devices and technologies - for you to try out and touch on site in the Media Lab. Get to know the technical possibilities and how they can be used didactically in your studies.
AI and photography, short films, gaming and more: As part of the KI4ALL project, we are organising the first online festival "International Cultural Exchange on Media and AI" together with the University of Rhode Island. You can already find a preliminary programme at the URI.
Our Remote Festival continues. Participation is possible online and, above all, on site in the Media Lab in the old building. More information will follow shortly.
Experience the University:Future Festival 2025 in Braunschweig. From 13 to 15 May, the Media Lab will be transformed into a partner stage for the festival.
We have compiled a selection of our services for you below. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to get in touch and work with us. We look forward to receiving your enquiry.
Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Carina Bahl is an educational scientist (M.Ed.) and works as Scrum Master in the Media Lab. As part of the team, she develops innovative concepts and formats in the field of digital teaching. She has several years of experience in various educational contexts and contributes her expertise in the areas of didactics, public relations and event work.
Stefan Böhme works as Product Owner in the Media Lab. He holds a doctorate in media science with a focus on computer science and has over 15 years of experience in university didactics, lastly as a research group leader, assistant lecturer and founder of an EdTech start-up.
Christine Linne is an educator and teaching-learning designer for digital teaching and learning in the Media Lab. With many years of experience in the development of digital teaching and learning environments for (art) universities, schools and extracurricular learning venues, she brings her expertise as an (e-)didactician and instructional designer to the agile team in order to sustainably enrich teaching, learning and working at TU Braunschweig through the appropriate use of suitable media technologies.
Philipp Preuß is currently on parental leave.
Philipp Preuß is a media scientist (M.A.) and has been working at the Project House since 2016. He is part of the Media Lab and deals with the conception and implementation of media-based teaching and learning scenarios. Philipp is the contact person for media didactic issues and the use of digital tools.
Fabian Runge is a mechanical engineer (M. Sc.) and has been working at the Project House since July 2024. As part of the Media Lab, Fabian's thematic focus is on the development of AI tools for teaching, e.g. through the use of large language models (LLMs). He also has several years of teaching and research experience at TU Braunschweig.
Kathi Willems is a university and media didactician with a special focus on digital and digitally-supported teaching and learning in the Media Lab. She has a background in media technology and communication (M.A.) and has several years of teaching and research experience at the TU Braunschweig. As part of the agile Media Lab, Kathi is committed to improving teaching, learning and working at TU Braunschweig through the use of appropriate media technologies.
Deniz Baskoc, Jan Becker, Pandora Berg, Simon Büttner, Amy Ellinghaus, Tabea Krautwald, Adina Mahmutovic
