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Centre for Industrial Mechanics

Centre for Industrial Mechanics

An education and research center for mechanics and mechatronics

About CIM

Centre for Industrial Mechanics (CIM) is a newly established centre which, together with Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE), will attract and educate talented students to enter the companies and generate additional growth for the companies and the region.

Research

With outstanding research within mechanics and mechatronics, CIM will contribute to the development of profound professional competences within disciplines in which regional companies are world leading, including industrial automation, e-mobility, hydraulics, robots and wind turbines.

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Latest News

29.04.2021

All Danish universities join forces for the largest research and tech fair in the Nordic region

DIGITAL TECH SUMMIT will be Denmark's unifying showcase for digital technologies and a venue for strong research environments, technology leading companies and start-ups

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07.01.2021

New SDU equipment donated by Fabrikant Mads Clausen Foundation

Fabrikant Mads Clausen Foundation has showered SDU with donations and this for the benefit of both research and education at SDU.

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3D-print

17.12.2020

Metal 3D printing for the masses

Fabrikant Mads Clausen’s Foundation is donating 90,000 DKK for metal 3D printing at Centre for Industrial Mechanics

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Wind tunnel

17.12.2020

Wind tunnel for multi-disciplinary teaching

Fabrikant Mads Clausen’s Foundation is donating 88,000 DKK for wind tunnel at Centre for Industrial Mechanics.

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New Centre

25.02.2020

New Centre for Industrial Mechanics on its way in Sønderborg

SDU joins together with Bitten & Mads Clausen Fond, LINAK, Region of Southern Denmark and Sønderborg Municipality to establish a new Centre for Industrial Mechanics (CIM) with research, new laboratories and related engineering study programmes within the field of mechanics. The total investment amounts to more than 93 mill Danish kroner by 2030.

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Last Updated 28.04.2021