Here - PFI Group
Here - PFI Group
Here - PFI Group
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
NEWS<br />
Welcome to the Team<br />
Kai Tinschert<br />
Joins Physics Section<br />
Kai Tinschert completed his studies for a Diplom-Ingenieur<br />
degree in textile engineering specialising in<br />
surface engineering at the Pirmasens Campus of the<br />
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences in August<br />
2009. He went on to gain practical experience at<br />
a leading manufacturer of special elastic fabrics for<br />
medical products.<br />
In January 2011 he joined the Physical Materials Testing<br />
and Research team at <strong>PFI</strong>. After first familiarising himself<br />
with all areas of activity and procedures, his main<br />
field of work will be in research and testing of textiles.<br />
Congratulations<br />
01.2011<br />
Magazine of the Test and Research Institute Pirmasens<br />
Professor Klaus Mattil Turns 75<br />
A thoroughbred shoemaker, exceptionally gifted engineer<br />
and teacher, ever-helpful colleague, and dyedin-the-wool<br />
native of the Palatinate is how we can<br />
best describe Professor Klaus Mattil. over the 30-year<br />
period from 1969 to 1999 he headed the Technical Department<br />
of <strong>PFI</strong>. on 3 May 2011 he celebrated his 75th<br />
birthday. The entire staff at <strong>PFI</strong> joins together in congratulating<br />
him on this occasion.<br />
This living idea generator Klaus Mattil has instigated<br />
innumerable projects and developments, and he continues<br />
to work with an enormous level of commitment<br />
to this day – far beyond the usual age of retirement.<br />
Particularly impressive is the energy he invested in his<br />
pioneering and trend-setting activities at <strong>PFI</strong>, and subsequently<br />
as <strong>PFI</strong> consultant and professor at Kaiserslautern<br />
University of Applied Sciences, where he continues<br />
to communicate his profound knowledge to students.<br />
“My wish for the footwear world is that Professor Mattil<br />
will long continue to place his knowledge and his energy<br />
in its service”, is how <strong>PFI</strong> Director Dr. Gerhard Nickolaus<br />
expressed his sentiments. “Congratulations, Professor<br />
Mattil, and long may you carry on the good work!”<br />
9