Research Infrastructures
Explore the Research Infrastructure Catalogue to find valuable research facilities, services, and collaboration opportunities. You can discover the facilities available across Eucor and easily connect with the right research resources for your projects.
What are RIs?
Research Infrastructures (RIs) are facilities that provide services or resources to support research activities. These can include laboratories, research platforms, databases, and testing facilities designed to help researchers and students conduct their studies.
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Energy Lab
The Energy Lab 2.0 consists of various facilities that are combined to form a plant network. The majority of the labs and facilities are located on the Campus North of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).In front of the large photovoltaic field are large-scale battery storage facilities, container plants for methanation and power-to-liquid synthesis, and a gas turbine test stand. However, some facilities are located at the Jülich Research Center and the German Aerospace Center in Stu...GridKA
GridKa is a computing and data center for particle and astroparticle physics and an LK-II large-scale research facility in the Helmholtz Association. It is not intended for use by individuals. Instead, specific experimental collaborations are supported, which are selected via the governance structures of GridKa. GridKa is part of the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG), which is responsible for the computing and data needs of the LHC experiments at CERN.Karlsruhe Tritium Neutrino Experiment (KATRIN)
The KArlsruhe TRItium Neutrino (KATRIN) experiment, which is presently being performed at Tritium Laboratory Karlsruhe on the KIT Campus North site, will investigate the most important open issue in neutrino physics: What is the absolute mass scale of neutrinos? The international KATRIN Collaboration unites world-wide expertise in tritium-β-decay in a key experiment in the research field of astroparticle physics and consists of m...KNMFi
The Karlsruhe Nano Micro Facility for Information-driven Material Structuring and Characterization (KNMFi) offers access to a uniquely complete set of fabrication, characterization and information technologies. External users from academia and industry, either national or international, can apply for open and – if the results are published – free access. Annual deadlines for the submission of proposals are January 15 and June 15. Applications for urgent and commercial projects are assessed i...Theodor Rehbock River Engineering Laboratory
The Theodor Rehbock River Engineering Laboratory of the Institute of Water and River Engineering at KIT is one of the oldest and most traditional hydraulic engineering laboratories in the world. With an area of 2500 m², physical model experiments can be operated with automated measurement, control and regulation technology. A pump system with a constant flow rate of up to 450 L/s is available for conducting the experiments. In the...Vehicle-in-the-Loop Gesamtfahrzeugprüfstand (de) / Vehicle-in-the-Loop full vehicle test bench (en) / ViL (short form)
The Vehicle-in-the-Loop Test Bench (short: ViL) consists of four load engines to simulate driving resistances at the driven axle. Additionally it consists of two aligning-torque simulators on the steered front axle. This test setup allows the power, energy and consumption evaluation of modern vehicles during combined straigth and curve driving. Due to the low inertia an...Research Data Management at KIT (RDM@KIT)
RDM@KIT is part of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology’s research supporting infrastructure. Within the RDM@KIT team, different service units of KIT cooperate across institutes with common focus to facilitate research data management at KIT. KIT Library and the Scientific Computing Center (SCC) form the leadership of the RDM@KIT team. RDM@KIT offer assistance in all phases of research data management, ranging from the development ...
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