One special characteristic of research and teaching at the Department of Human Sciences is its interdisciplinary approach. Education and training, behaviour and experience as well as body and human movement are integrated by different disciplinary aspects.
In the context of a technical university, the mission of the Department for Human Sciences is to maintain and expand the interdisciplinary relations to the technical or natural and engineering sciences of the TU Darmstadt. The Department sees itself as partner of the engineering and natural sciences in terms of research and teaching.
Between perception and action
April 28, 2025
TU Darmstadt contributes cognitive expertise to the international SCENE programme
Transferworkshop WBS-Studie bei der Nationalen Anti Doping Agentur (NADA)
April 02, 2025
Women's advacement funds 2025
February 27, 2025
Call for proposals 2025 started – apply now!
“An exciting time”
February 11, 2025
On the 100th birthday of Thomas Bernhard Seiler
Whistleblowing about Doping in Sports
February 06, 2025
Professor Felix Kühnle speaks at the Council of Europe
Understanding what AI models can – and can't – do
February 06, 2025
In the “RAI” project, Dr. Simone Schaub-Meyer is working to improve our understanding of widely used artificial intelligence (AI) models and to make them more robust. In this interview, the computer scientist reveals why this is important, who could benefit from it in the future and what drives her personally. Part two of a video series with early career researchers in the planned clusters of excellence involving TU Darmstadt.
Publikationsförderung durch den Fachinformationsdienst Philosophie /DFG
Januar 23, 2025
New LOEWE start professorship at deparment of human sciences: Charley Wu strengthens cognitive sciences
January 14, 2025
Human thinking as a model for Artificial Intelligence
Wu's appointment to the professorship of Computational Cognitive Science at the Department of Human Sciences will further strengthen the expertise of TU Darmstadt in the two networks ‘The Adaptive Mind’ (TAM) and ‘Reasonable AI’ (RAI).
Wie der Mensch auf Veränderungen reagiert
Oktober 08, 2024
Professor Constantin Rothkopf, Darmstädter Standort-Sprecher des Clusterprojekts TAM, im Video-Interview
Auszeichnung für TU-Forscherin Sofia Navarro-Báez
Juli 30, 2024
Der Fachbereich gratuliert zum renommierten J. Frank Yates Student Travel Award
