"Who seeks, invents!"

Promoting young talent at phaenovum Schülerforschungszentrum Lörrach-Dreiländereck e.V.

 

As the institution leading the project in 2007, Innocel GmbH, now WFL Wirtschaftsförderung Lörrach GmbH, launched phaenovum as a typical public-private partnership with numerous actors from science, research, schools and school administrations to increase the interest of children and young people in science and technology and to provide career guidance. The region needs qualified professionals to secure and develop Lörrach in the long term as a science and business centre.

Since April 2007, phaenovum has been run by a non-profit association which people from science, business, administration and schools belong to. phaenovum Schülerforschungszentrum Lörrach-Dreiländereck is a non-profit association that finances itself through donations and sponsoring from companies. Lörrach Town also provides subsidies and supplies premises and management staff and free teaching hours from the state of Baden-Württemberg.

Further information: www.phaenovum.eu

 

phaenovum junior - Experimentation at primary school

 

Innocel GmbH (now WFL Wirtschaftsförderung Lörrach GmbH) developed project phaenovum junior to mainly encourage playful interest in experimentation amongst primary school pupils early on in their development and arouse their interest in science and technology by doing so.

phaenovum junior has been successfully implemented at many primary schools in the district since the 2011/2012 school year.

This was made possible by financial support from Sparkasse Lörrach-Rheinfelden.

In the meantime, other organisations including Sparkasse Markgräflerland Foundation, Endress+Hauser InfoServe, Roche Pharma and Lörrach Rotary Club are supporting phaenovum junior.

Further information: phaenovum junior

 

Lörrach Town Prize

 

Since 1998, the City of Lörrach has annually awarded the "Prize of the City of Lörrach", endowed with 1,000 euros, for outstanding Bachelor's theses at the DHBW Lörrach. WFL Wirtschaftsförderung Lörrach, which is represented on the jury, wants to promote the transfer of know-how and raise awareness of the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University as a location factor for Lörrach and as an important educational institution.

On 19 November 2022, Lord Mayor Jörg Lutz awarded the City of Lörrach prize of 1,000 euros to Alexander Aaron Löhle at the DHBW Lörrach digital graduation ceremony in the Burghof Lörrach. Alexander Aaron Löhle completed his dual studies with an outstanding bachelor's thesis in the Business Information Systems Application Management course at the DHBW partner company Coop Genossenschaft in Basel.

The aim of Alexander Aaron Löhle's Bachelor's thesis was to develop a new algorithm for optimising the dynamic safety stock at Coop Genossenschaft in order to better meet the company's requirements for the sustainability of merchandise management. The supervisor in the company was Levin Gorgs, the scientific supervisor on the part of the DHBW Lörrach was Michael Köppel.

Abstract of Alexander Löhle's bachelor thesis

You can find more information and the award winners of the past years on the homepage of the city of Lörrach: Studieren in Lörrach.

 

 

Contact:

Ina KraußProjektmanagement07621 / 5500-113