New methods for conservation management of wild bees on calcareous grasslands investigated.

Five researchers at Göttingen University included in most highly cited list. This year's list of "Highly Cited Researchers" includes five scientists from the University of Göttingen. Among the most highly cited scientists in their fields worldwide are: chemist Professor Lutz Ackermann, agricultural scientists Professor Tobias Plieninger and Professor Stefan Siebert, agroecologist Professor Teja Tscharntke and biodiversity researcher Professor Holger Kreft.

International research team led by Göttingen University use advanced machine learning to model biodiversity.

New joint project - AI service centre for sensitive and critical infrastructures.

Göttingen researchers investigate ways to improve conservation management of wild bees on calcareous grasslands.

Researchers from Universities of Göttingen and Groningen, and Kiel Institute publish new freely available database.

An Advent calendar with a difference for all science enthusiasts

Göttingen University geobiologist discovers diversity of patterns in 240 million-year-old seashells.