regard to its ability to generate research money from industry partners, the TU Dresden belongs to the most successful in Germany. In 2004 3,564 projects were financed with 104.1 million Euro from outside sources (other than state funds). It has one of the highest shares of income by industry partnerships. Points of interest Botanischer Garten der Technischen Universität Dresden, the university's botanical garden Forstbotanischer Garten Tharandt, the university's historic arboretum Archives of the university Notable people Honorary doctors 1905 Wilhelm von Siemens – Industrialist 1906 Ferdinand von Zeppelin – Lieutenant general and airship pioneer 1928 Heinrich Rickert – Philosopher 1928 Fredrik Ljungström – Engineer, inventor 1981 Konrad Zuse – Civil engineer and computer scientist who built the world's first programmable computer 1987 Karl Reinisch – Engineer 1989 Kurt A. Körber – Entrepreneur who founded Körber Group 1990 Günther Landgraf – Physicist, rector of TU Dresden from 1990 to 1994 1995 Václav Havel – Writer, dissident and first president of the Czech Republic 1999 Kofi Annan – Former United Nations Secretary-General 2002 Walter Kohn – Physicist, recipient of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honorary senators 1997 Günther Landgraf – Rector of TU Dresden 1990–1994 2000 Günter Blobel – Recipient of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Faculty Manfred von Ardenne – Physics Heinrich Barkhausen 1911–1953 (not continuously) – Communications technology. Discoverer of the Barkhausen jumps, a manifestation of domain wall movement in magnets. Alfred Baeumler 1924–1933 – Nazi-philosopher and educationalist Kurt Beyer – Civil engineering Manfred Buchroithner — Cartography Adolf Busemann – Aerodynamics Carl Gustav Carus – Medicine Gerhard Fettweis – Engineering Klaus Fuchs – Nuclear technology, soviet spy Hanns Bruno Geinitz – Geology Gustav Kafka 1923–1934 – Psychology Victor Klemperer 1920–1935 – Professor for romance studies; He wrote "LTI", an analysis of the Nazi's language, and detailed dairies during the Nazi time. Richard Kroner 1924–1928 – Philosopher (Religion) Luise Krüger – Athlete Günther Landgraf – Physics, first freely elected rector of TUD Nikolaus Joachim Lehmann 1921–1998 – Mathematician, professor, first lectures in informatics in the GDR 1967 Wilhelm Gotthelf Lohrmann – Astronomer, Geodete Richard von Mises – Mathematician, Professor for Hydro- und Aerodynamics Maria Reiche – (1903–1988) – mathematician, archaeologist, and technical translator has studied in this University. Roland Scholl 1918–1934 – Chemist; director of the institute for organic chemistry Wilhelm Steinkopf 1919–1940 – Chemist Paul Tillich 1925–1929 – Philosopher (Religion) Gustav Zeuner – Engineer Alumni Afroz