Venue & Travel
The workshop SAMS6 will be hosted by the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and held in Ulm, Germany on September 8-11, 2025
It will be held at Ulm University in building N27.
Ulm, a charming city in southern Germany, is known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and thriving scientific community. Nestled along the banks of the Danube River in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Ulm seamlessly blends historical significance with modern innovation, making it an ideal destination for both tourists and researchers.
For tourists, the city’s highlight is the Ulm Minster, home to the tallest church tower in the world. This Gothic masterpiece offers panoramic views from the top, rewarding visitors with a breathtaking perspective over the city and the surrounding region. Strolling through Ulm’s picturesque old town, you’ll find half-timbered houses, cozy cafes, and historical landmarks like the Fishermen's Quarter with its winding alleyways and bridges. The Danube River promenade is also a popular spot, providing beautiful views and access to river cruises.
For those interested in science and innovation, Ulm is home to several world-class institutions. The University of Ulm, renowned for its research in physics, biomedical sciences, and nanotechnology, attracts scientists and students from all over the world. The city is also known for being a hub of renewable energy research and development, with numerous institutes dedicated to advancing sustainable technology. Additionally, Ulm is the birthplace of the famous physicist Albert Einstein, whose legacy is celebrated throughout the city with exhibits and public art honoring his contributions to science.
Whether you’re drawn by Ulm's historical allure or its scientific achievements, the city offers a unique and enriching experience for all its visitors.
Venue
Ulm University
Helmholtzstraße 16, 89081 Ulm
Telephone: +49 7315010
Research, Study, Knowledge transfer - Universität Ulm
The University of Ulm was founded in 1967 as the "Medizinisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Hochschule Ulm" and is the youngest state university in Baden-Württemberg. The university has around 10,300[2] students as of the 2022/23 winter semester. As part of its international character, it offers language training (UNIcert) for all its students in various languages and subject areas. The university is known for its close cooperation with companies that are based around the university in a science city.
Arrival at Ulm University
Ulm - situated in the eastern part of Baden-Württemberg at the border to Bavaria - is easy to get to and very well connected to the transportation infrastructure. Several motorways (Autobahnen) and highways (Bundesstraßen) pass through Ulm or run directly past it. Numerous railway lines (Eisenbahnlinien) meet in Ulm - e.g. the high-speed train (ICE) Stuttgart - Munich, which is part of the main European traffic artery Paris - Budapest. The major airports Stuttgart, Munich and Frankfurt are easily reachable by train. There are closer regional airports in Memmingen and Friedrichshafen that are serviced regularly by public transport.