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Laser light that cannot be seen, and sounds that cannot be heard: for partygoers this would probably conjure up some boring event - but it brings a sparkle to the eyes of many a researcher.
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An augmented reality display to help helicopter pilots land safely on ships - Landing a helicopter on the deck of a ship in poor visibility is a big challenge even for the most experienced of pilots.
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Fungal biotechnology as a driver of innovation for a biobased economy How will we be able to feed 10 billion people in the not too distant future without causing widespread environmental damage?
Massive expansion of artificial intelligence research at TUM Under the Bavarian government's Hightech Agenda Bayern, TUM's leading expertise in the forward-looking fields of robotics and artificial intelligence is set to undergo a massive expansion.
Increase in Open Access Publications by Researchers at Universities in Berlin
Open Access Proportion in 2018 was 41.5 percent, three percentage points higher than in 2017 No 079/2020 from May 14, 2020 The proportion of freely accessible journal articles published by researchers in Berlin increased again.
Open Access Proportion in 2018 was 41.5 percent, three percentage points higher than in 2017 No 079/2020 from May 14, 2020 The proportion of freely accessible journal articles published by researchers in Berlin increased again.
German government awards 5 million Euros to support artificial intelligence research The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has been successful in the competition "International Future Labs for Artificial Intelligence" of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The new Future Lab, AI4EO, is launching in May 2020 under TUM leadership and will be funded with up to 5 million Euros.
Prof. Roland Fischer awarded Reinhard Koselleck Project funding from the DFG Precious metals like platinum are good catalysts - but they are expensive.
A large X made of metal in the middle of the Teutoburg Forest represents the symbolic end of a project which lasted close on nine years.
It was a surprising discovery that the archaeologists made. A team from the Asia Minor Research Centre at the Department of History at the University of Münster, working together with archaeologists from the Museum of Archaeology in the town of Gaziantep, uncovered the remains of 91 people from the time of imperial Rome in a rock-cut burial chamber in the ancient city of Doliche in south-eastern Turkey.
AI against covid-19: Christoph Lütge discusses a new ethics consortium The weapons deployed in the fight against the covid-19 pandemic also include artificial intelligence.
Catalysts are commonly used to reduce pollutants released in car exhaust. In order to manufacture catalytic filters with even higher efficiency, industry is increasingly relying on innovative mathematical models and machine learning (ML).
The corona pandemic has turned everyday life and work on its head. In this interview with Norbert Robers, Rector Prof. Johannes Wessels explains what the crisis means for the University of Münster, and how the University is dealing with the consequences.
In the early hours of 10 April, the European Space Agency (ESA) BepiColombo spacecraft will fly towards Earth at over 30 kilometres per second.
Coronavirus in Pets?
Institute of Virology at Freie Universität Offers Pathogen Detection for Dogs and Cats No 064/2020 from Apr 05, 2020 Scientists at the Institute of Virology at Freie Universität Berlin are investigating the occurrence of the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 in dogs and cats.
Institute of Virology at Freie Universität Offers Pathogen Detection for Dogs and Cats No 064/2020 from Apr 05, 2020 Scientists at the Institute of Virology at Freie Universität Berlin are investigating the occurrence of the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 in dogs and cats.
Coronavirus: University operations under restrictions until at least 17 April 2020 at midnight +++ www.tum.de/corona Advanced and Proof of Concept grants for three projects Physics mode
New collaborative coronavirus research
The Berlin University Alliance has allocated approximately ¤1.8 billion in funding for research into the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2 No 061/2020 from Apr 02, 2020 A joint press release by Fr
The Berlin University Alliance has allocated approximately ¤1.8 billion in funding for research into the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2 No 061/2020 from Apr 02, 2020 A joint press release by Fr
Three Researchers at Freie Universität Receive Grants from the European Research Council
ERC Advanced Grants for Biochemist Volker Haucke, Science Historian Mathieu Ossendrijver, and Linguist Friedemann Pulvermüller No 060/2020 from Mar 31, 2020 Researchers at Freie Universität Berlin have received three prestigious ERC Advanced Grants from the European Research Council (ERC).
ERC Advanced Grants for Biochemist Volker Haucke, Science Historian Mathieu Ossendrijver, and Linguist Friedemann Pulvermüller No 060/2020 from Mar 31, 2020 Researchers at Freie Universität Berlin have received three prestigious ERC Advanced Grants from the European Research Council (ERC).
Prof. Traugott Roser from the Faculty of Protestant Theology spent four and a half weeks hiking across Northern Spain on the “Camino Francés”, following the old pilgrim's route of St. James.
Botanischer Garten vorerst geschlossen
In a recent publication, Nora Markard , Professor of International Public Law and International Human Rights Protection at the University of Münster, looked at the issues of sea rescues, places of safety and the behaviour of the European Union (EU).
In a recent publication, Nora Markard , Professor of International Public Law and International Human Rights Protection at the University of Münster, looked at the issues of sea rescues, places of safety and the behaviour of the European Union (EU).
On March 6, 35 international scientists set off on a special research trip. With the research vessel "Sonne" they set off from Cape Town in South Africa into the Indian Ocean to study the submarine uplift "Marion Rise" on the so-called Southwest Indian Ridge.
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