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Physicist Michael Klasen provides insights into the progress being made in nuclear research For more than ten years now, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the CERN nuclear research centre near Geneva has been providing data from particle collisions at high energy levels, allowing conclusions to be drawn about the structure of atomic nuclei.

Staff and students describe the events which they found the most moving this year Madeleine Falkowski, student of Landscape Ecology: When I arrived in Taiwan on March 11, I couldn't imagine the adventure which was waiting for me there.

Award for ToSyMa study This year the prestigious Hufeland Prize went to Walter Heindel and Stefanie Weigel.

The University of Münster reorganises its IT security and Almost every week we read about cyberattacks on companies or authorities - quite often on universities, too.

University physicians planning to develop a digital experts- forum with the EXPERT project An injury in a car accident, a twisted ankle while out jogging, a fall at home: bone fractures can occur very quickly.

At the end of the six-month dossier, three international universities provide insights into their work With around 8,000 academic and administrative employees, 15 faculties and more than 45,000 stude

Dissertation shows that Germany has a lot to catch up on The statistics are alarming: according to the German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) there were more than 143,000 victims of domestic violence last year. Over the past five years, the number of victims has risen by a total of 3.4 percent.

The BACCARA research school focuses on interdisciplinarity in the training of young scientists The International Graduate School of Battery Chemistry, Characterization, Analysis, Recycling and Applic

University managements award four Collaboration Grants / Interview with Claudia Voelcker-Rehage about a winning project in 2022 On June 30, the managements of the Universities of Münster and Twente a

Climatologist Otto Klemm and his students research clouds with ground contact Up on Mount Lulin in Taiwan, at an altitude of 2,862 metres, Robin Achtstetter und Madeleine Falkowski did everything they could to avoid missing the gathering fog.

Physicist Christian Klein-Bösing about the collaboration at CERN, one of the world's largest research centres.

In the Center for Soft Nanoscience physicists, chemists, biologists and physicians research together under one roof It is bright, functional and interdisciplinary: the Center for Soft Nanoscience (SoN) at the University of Münster is a high-tech research building for the nano-sciences.