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Life Sciences - 24.04.2025 - Today
The secret love lives of mice
The secret love lives of mice
Male mice fall into two camps when it comes to love: some fiercely guard the females within their territory, while others roam in search of quick flings To the point Territorials defend nests: Some males set up camp and guard areas where females gather. Roamers seek out females: Other males wander around, trying to mate with any available female.

Physics - Event - 24.04.2025 - Today
’Quantum in Ilmenau’: Lecture series at TU Ilmenau to mark the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics

Campus - Linguistics / Literature - 24.04.2025 - Today
Solidarity in the shadow of war
Solidarity in the shadow of war

Event - 23.04.2025
University calls for 'March for Science' on 9 May
University calls for ’March for Science’ on 9 May

Health - Campus - 23.04.2025
Leipzig University places medical students in rural regions of Saxony
Leipzig University places medical students in rural regions of Saxony

Health - Life Sciences - 23.04.2025
Mathematician and Biochemist Win Transdisciplinary Research Prize
Mathematician and Biochemist Win Transdisciplinary Research Prize

Mathematics - 23.04.2025
Heisenberg funding for Asgar Jamneshan
Heisenberg funding for Asgar Jamneshan

Event - Religions - 23.04.2025
Painter Michael Triegel receives honorary doctorate from Leipzig University
Painter Michael Triegel receives honorary doctorate from Leipzig University

Earth Sciences - Environment - 23.04.2025
Climate change is lifting South Africa out of the ocean
Climate change is lifting South Africa out of the ocean
According to a study by the University of Bonn, droughts caused the country to rise by six millimeters between 2012 and 2020 South Africa is slowly lifting out of the water - by up to two millimeters per year depending on the region. It had been assumed up to now that this phenomenon was due to mantle flow in the Earth's crust.

Health - Computer Science - 23.04.2025
How AI should strengthen medical research in Saxony
How AI should strengthen medical research in Saxony

Health - 22.04.2025
A subject with many points of contact
A subject with many points of contact

Linguistics / Literature - 22.04.2025
Theater artists Majdalanie and Mroué take on Bertolt Brecht guest professorship
Theater artists Majdalanie and Mroué take on Bertolt Brecht guest professorship

Art and Design - 17.04.2025
A World of Water in the AVT Foyer at RWTH Aachen University
A World of Water in the AVT Foyer at RWTH Aachen University


Environment - Campus - 17.04.2025
A week dedicated to sustainability: 5th Sustainability Days on the TU Ilmenau campus

Innovation - 17.04.2025
Creativity in Artificial Intelligence
Creativity in Artificial Intelligence
To the point Humans and AI: Men and large language models (LLMs) use similar creative strategies, employing flexible and persistent approaches.

Innovation - 16.04.2025
The future of our economy and our prosperity: state or market?

Environment - Life Sciences - 15.04.2025
Kirsten Küsel appointed to the Leopoldina
Kirsten Küsel appointed to the Leopoldina

Music - Event - 15.04.2025
’Shades of Jazz’: Photo retrospective in the Ilmenau University Library

Innovation - Event - 14.04.2025
PATINFO2025: How do patents, standards and searches interact?

Career - Research Management - 14.04.2025
The University of Jena offers excellent research environment
The University of Jena offers excellent research environment

Campus - Event - 14.04.2025
Children's university: of neighborhood kids, field hamsters and quantum physics
Children’s university: of neighborhood kids, field hamsters and quantum physics

Campus - Life Sciences - 14.04.2025
Podcast: 'Deep Down, I'm an Idealist'
Podcast: ’Deep Down, I’m an Idealist’

Religions - Campus - 14.04.2025
Kurdish Studies Professor, Khanna Omarkhali, receives 2025 Jemal Nebez Award
Kurdish Studies Professor, Khanna Omarkhali, receives 2025 Jemal Nebez Award

Physics - 11.04.2025
University of Bonn Particle Physicists among Winners of Breakthrough Prize in Physics
University of Bonn Particle Physicists among Winners of Breakthrough Prize in Physics
Researchers from the University of Bonn are helping to understand the Higgs boson, explore exotic states of matter and discover new hadrons at CERN The ATLAS, ALICE, CMS and LHCb experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) were recently awarded the Breakthrough Prize for Fundamental Physics.

Health - Life Sciences - 10.04.2025
How do societies develop common images?
How do societies develop common images?
People have always created images to explain the world to themselves - not only individually, but also as a society.

Life Sciences - Health - 10.04.2025
Unnoticed lesions in the brain slow down thinking
Unnoticed lesions in the brain slow down thinking
High blood pressure is the strongest risk factor for changes in the cerebral vasculature To the point Tiny brain injuries: Undetected lesions in the brain are a common cause of dementia and can be detected by MRI.

Life Sciences - Chemistry - 10.04.2025
Conductivity is the calling card of the pacemaker channels
Conductivity is the calling card of the pacemaker channels
Physiologists at Jena University Hospital have used single-channel measurements to investigate the conductivity of pacemaker ion channels, which control the rhythmic activity of nerve or heart muscle cells.

Politics - 10.04.2025
Changing Realities, Enhancing Impact: ’Impact Hub’ Research and Transfer Project Explores Untapped Potential in Germany’s Integrated Peace Engagement

Innovation - Campus - 09.04.2025
University of Jena is a founding member of the 'Startup Campus Alliance'
University of Jena is a founding member of the ’Startup Campus Alliance’

Innovation - Economics - 09.04.2025
Universities from Saxony and Thuringia found 'Startup Campus Alliance'
Universities from Saxony and Thuringia found ’Startup Campus Alliance’

History / Archeology - Pedagogy - 09.04.2025
Ancient Auditorium Discovered in the Gymnasium of Agrigento
Ancient Auditorium Discovered in the Gymnasium of Agrigento
Archaeologists uncover unique ensemble from antiquity during excavations on Sicily Archaeologists have made two extraordinary discoveries in the Italian town of Agrigento on Sicily's southwest coast.

Media - Event - 09.04.2025
Listen and think along

Physics - Event - 08.04.2025
Quantum technology you can touch: Researchers develop exhibit for hands-on exhibition
Quantum technology you can touch: Researchers develop exhibit for hands-on exhibition

Campus - Art and Design - 08.04.2025
War, Body, Past, and Future: Ukrainian Dance Artist Viktor Ruban Appointed Valeska Gert Visiting Professor at Freie Universität Berlin

Event - Mathematics - 07.04.2025
Top-class award for mathematician
Top-class award for mathematician

Mathematics - Event - 07.04.2025
Dennis Gaitsgoy awarded 2025 Breakthrough Prize
Dennis Gaitsgoy awarded 2025 Breakthrough Prize

Innovation - 07.04.2025
Ilmenau Interferometry Night

Mathematics - Physics - 06.04.2025
Dennis Gaitsgory wins 2025 Breakthrough Prize in mathematics
Dennis Gaitsgory wins 2025 Breakthrough Prize in mathematics

Innovation - Transport - 04.04.2025
TU Ilmenau and the City of Ilmenau launch MOVEwell project to improve accessibility between Thuringian districts

Environment - 04.04.2025
New iDiv podcast tackles the big questions in biodiversity
New iDiv podcast tackles the big questions in biodiversity

Research Management - Religions - 04.04.2025
Further news
Further news

Philosophy - Career - 03.04.2025
Christiane Woopen receives the Order of Merit of the Federal State of NRW
Christiane Woopen receives the Order of Merit of the Federal State of NRW

Forensic Science - 03.04.2025
German Police Force: Risk of Discrimination based on Origin
To the point: A research project examines the success rates and test results of applicants with and without a migration background.

Pedagogy - 03.04.2025
Investments in education can reduce the pension burden
Investments in education can reduce the pension burden
Study shows: Investments in education offset the negative impact of low fertility To the point Education investments can ease pressure on pension system: A study by the Max Planck Institute for Demog

Career - 02.04.2025
Warning of Fraud Attempts in the Name of the University of Würzburg

Mathematics - 02.04.2025
HU Professor Andrea Walther honoured by SIAM

Life Sciences - Health - 02.04.2025
Protective radar for bacteria
Protective radar for bacteria
Predator-prey relationships are found in virtually all'ecosystems. Even microorganisms in their world, which is invisible to the naked eye, engage in these interactions when fighting for the survival of their species.

Mathematics - Computer Science - 02.04.2025
University and Max Planck Institute mourn the loss of Professor Sayan Mukherjee
University and Max Planck Institute mourn the loss of Professor Sayan Mukherjee

Mathematics - Physics - 02.04.2025
Mathematician investigating stochastic processes
Mathematician investigating stochastic processes
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