bZwölf girls, five days and a clear mandate: When researchers at the Audi-education camp in Ingolstadt are the participants in this week before the task of developing a mechatronic service vehicle and build. At the five-day event to get to know the girls science and industry. The results from research to present the students on Friday (17/06/2011) in the Audi-education.
/ B When researchers camp, the grammar school students, and specialized high school girls between the ages of 16 and 18 the opportunity to sample air technology. From idea generation to the scientific testing to the practical implementation of their project the initiative. Support, the young researchers from professors and lecturers of the University of Ingolstadt and a project team of Audi AG.
"Is when researchers camp demanded of the girls creativity and independence, they are in every step of the development of their vehicle involved," said Dieter Omert, head of Audi's education: "Because of this great practical relevance, the event provides a good platform for young girls with enthusiasm for technology and bring them to the world of work closer to the engineer.
"The project week is to young girls for girls interested in technology and bring them closer to the professional world of the engineer. The researchers camp is organized by the Educational Institute of Economics and funded by the Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs, Infrastructure, Transport and Technology.
In addition to her work at Audi are guides for the participants and lectures at the university in Ingolstadt on the program. (Ampnet / jri) 
/ B When researchers camp, the grammar school students, and specialized high school girls between the ages of 16 and 18 the opportunity to sample air technology. From idea generation to the scientific testing to the practical implementation of their project the initiative. Support, the young researchers from professors and lecturers of the University of Ingolstadt and a project team of Audi AG.
"Is when researchers camp demanded of the girls creativity and independence, they are in every step of the development of their vehicle involved," said Dieter Omert, head of Audi's education: "Because of this great practical relevance, the event provides a good platform for young girls with enthusiasm for technology and bring them to the world of work closer to the engineer.
"The project week is to young girls for girls interested in technology and bring them closer to the professional world of the engineer. The researchers camp is organized by the Educational Institute of Economics and funded by the Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs, Infrastructure, Transport and Technology.
In addition to her work at Audi are guides for the participants and lectures at the university in Ingolstadt on the program. (Ampnet / jri)
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