Life Sciences - Oct 5
Sand Piles, Parental Leave, Light in Mirror Maze: Hundreds attend the Open Air Excellence Slam
Sand Piles, Parental Leave, Light in Mirror Maze: Hundreds attend the Open Air Excellence Slam
Innovation - Sep 30
Data Society: Multifaceted Interdisciplinary Conference for the University's Anniversary in Paderborn
Data Society: Multifaceted Interdisciplinary Conference for the University's Anniversary in Paderborn
Environment - Sep 30
First Humboldt-n School entitled 'Climate Change-Risks and Adaptation' held in Bonn
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First Humboldtn School entitled "Climate Change-Risks and Adaptation" held in Bonn Sixteen universities from North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) have come together to form the Humboldtn sustainability initiative.
What tasks can nanosatellites perform around the moon or even further away from Earth? A new study at the University of Würzburg aims to clarify this.
International Lancet commission with MHH pneumologist Professor Dr Tobias Welte makes recommendations on prophylaxis, diagnosis and therapy Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is the most common chronic respiratory disease worldwide and the third leading cause of death.
Study examines the motives behind former East Germans' decisions not to view their files Many people-including public figures such as Nobel Laureate Günter Grass, former West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt, and trade union leader Claus Weselsky-choose not to read their Stasi files.
Constellation provides insects with continuous floral resources throughout the entire growing season Freiburg, Sep 23, 2022 Farmers should create a network of perennial flower strips in combination with hedges to provide wild bees with a continuous supply of flowers. This is the recommendation of ecologists Vivien von Königslöw , Dr. Felix Fornoff and Alexandra-Maria Klein from the Institute of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Freiburg, following their research in apple orchards in southern Germany.
In Germany, about ten per cent of all children are born before the 37th week of pregnancy and are thus considered premature.
Biologist Dr. Erik Frank is researching how an African ant species treats its wounded. To continue his work, the German Research Foundation (DFG) has now granted him an Emmy Noether group. The African Matabele ant ( Megaponera analis ) lives dangerously when hunting able-bodied termites. However, the animals do not simply give up their wounded.
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Life Sciences - Oct 5
Sand Piles, Parental Leave, Light in Mirror Maze: Hundreds attend the Open Air Excellence Slam
Sand Piles, Parental Leave, Light in Mirror Maze: Hundreds attend the Open Air Excellence Slam
Innovation - Sep 30
Data Society: Multifaceted Interdisciplinary Conference for the University's Anniversary in Paderborn
Data Society: Multifaceted Interdisciplinary Conference for the University's Anniversary in Paderborn
Environment - Sep 30
First Humboldt-n School entitled 'Climate Change-Risks and Adaptation' held in Bonn