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Agronomy / Food Science - Environment - 21.04.2021
Environment - Life Sciences - 19.04.2021
Environment - 15.04.2021
Health - Environment - 14.04.2021
Environment - 14.04.2021 
Effects of climate change on nature visualized
Interview with Professor Annette Menzel on the idea of Green Warming Stripes To illustrate the effects of climate change on nature at a glance, scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) are now presenting Green Warming Stripes for the first time. Annette Menzel, Professor of Ecoclimatology at the TUM, explains in an interview how we can interpret them and what they mean.
Life Sciences - Environment - 09.04.2021 
How plants regulate their nitrogen supply with the help of bacteria
Plants enrich soil with flavonoids to attract more nitrogen producing bacteria / Study could lead in the long term to new varieties that need less fertilizer The study was led by the Universities of Bonn and Southwest China.
Environment - 02.04.2021
Environment - 26.03.2021
Environment - 24.03.2021 
Learning through research - for more sustainable behaviour
From acquiring knowledge... to acting on it: in the “Form your Future? project, research staff from Münster University's Experimental lab “MExLab ExperiMINTe? train young people as “ambassadors for sustainability'.
Environment - 24.03.2021
Environment - 19.03.2021
Environment - Life Sciences - 16.03.2021 
Sustainability in all areas
Sustainable construction, energy production, circular economy, and the sustainable production of recyclable material are the core issues of a new Stuttgart Research Initiative (SRI) "Valorization of Bioresources" at the University of Stuttgart.
Environment - Pedagogy - 12.03.2021
Environment - Economics / Business - 04.03.2021 
"Efficiency is an important element in the energy transition": Energy Efficiency Day
March 5 is the annual Energy Efficiency Day - reason enough for Kathrin Nolte to talk to Prof. Andreas Löschel about meaningful instruments relating to energy and climate issues.
Environment - Campus - 04.03.2021
Environment - 03.03.2021
Environment - 17.02.2021
Environment - Event - 15.02.2021
Environment - Campus - 03.02.2021 
The Living Lab "CampUS hoch i" will be funded by the state
The Living Lab "CampUS hoch i" at the University of Stuttgart will be funded by the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg and can move into its next implementation phase.
Environment - Social Sciences - 27.01.2021
Environment - Campus - 27.01.2021
Economics / Business - Environment - 26.01.2021
Environment - Social Sciences - 25.01.2021
Environment - Life Sciences - 14.01.2021
Environment - Innovation - 04.01.2021 
A climate-friendly heat supply
The official go-ahead has been given for the Future City Lab project "Industrial heat pumps" (GWP). This project aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in the heating sector.
Earth Sciences - Environment - 22.12.2020
Environment - Social Sciences - 16.12.2020
Environment - 15.12.2020 
Biofilm for the house wall
Dr. Linus Stegbauer from the Institute of Interfacial Process Engineering and Plasma Technology (IGVP) at the University of Stuttgart has been successful in his application for funding as part of the Baden-Württemberg Foundation's Elite Program for postdocs.
Materials Science - Environment - 15.12.2020
Environment - Computer Science - 10.12.2020
Environment - Life Sciences - 08.12.2020 
Stunned fish: Mapping animal populations, recording pesticides
The European bullhead, spined loach or river trout are species of fish only rarely encountered in the River Aa in Münster.
Environment - Physics - 01.12.2020
Environment - 30.11.2020 
Prof. Jia Chen among the "Top 40 under 40"
Finance magazine Capital recognizes young talents Prof. Jia Chen among the "Top 40 under 40" Jia Chen, Professor for Environmental Sensing and Modelling at the Technical University of Munich (T
Environment - 27.11.2020 
Build more with less material, waste, energy and emissions
On November 26, 2020, the German Research Foundation (DFG) granted an extension to the Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 1244 "Adaptive Skins and Structures for the Built Environment of Tomorrow" of the University of Stuttgart.
Innovation - Environment - 18.11.2020
Health - Environment - 17.11.2020
Astronomy / Space Science - Environment - 16.11.2020 
Building sustainably on Mars
Martians have kept scientists busy since the 19th century. How people can actually survive in space is being investigated by the team of experts at "SONet" (Sustainable Offworld Network), including Dr. Gisela Detrell from the Institute of Space Systems of the University of Stuttgart.
Environment - 30.10.2020
Environment - 13.10.2020 
International Arctic Expedition Successfully Completed
With the return of the Polarstern, the largest Arctic expedition of all time has come to a successful end. For more than a year, the German research icebreaker travelled in five cruise legs with more than 400 people from 20 countries to investigate the epicentre of climate change more precisely than ever before.
Environment - 06.10.2020 
Meadows in cities: Yes to nature, but No to uncontrolled growth
Greenspaces in our cities are increasingly left as meadows in order to enhance biodiversity. But time and again, residents complain that near-natural urban greenspaces appear "untidy" and limit leisure activities, or they fear ticks or allergies.
Environment - 06.10.2020
Environment - 02.10.2020 
Exploring biodiversity and climate change in the Alps
A new cooperation between TUM and Berchtesgaden National Park has begun Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Berchtesgaden National Park have commenced a project for the permanent monitoring of biodiversity.
Environment - 02.10.2020
Life Sciences - Environment - 01.10.2020 
TUM embarks on structural reform
Extensive modernization of the TUM School of Life Sciences Modernization of research areas, the alignment of teaching programs with future-ready competency profiles and an entrepreneurial management structure: The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has embarked on an extensive structural reform.
Astronomy / Space Science - Environment - 11.09.2020
Pedagogy - Environment - 09.09.2020
Environment - Event - 09.09.2020
Materials Science - Environment - 08.09.2020 
Plastic can be sustainable
Jena research group receives two million euros to research intelligent, recyclable plastic materials Sustainable plastics that have the ability for self-healing, have intelligent properties and can
Environment - 07.09.2020
Environment - Transport - 31.08.2020 
First Arctic Survey Flights Since the Pandemic Began
Zu ?News Portal? German polar research aircraft start atmospheric surveys over the Arctic Ocean Following a five-month mandatory delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, yesterday (30 August) the two Ge
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Interview with Professor Annette Menzel on the idea of Green Warming Stripes To illustrate the effects of climate change on nature at a glance, scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) are now presenting Green Warming Stripes for the first time. Annette Menzel, Professor of Ecoclimatology at the TUM, explains in an interview how we can interpret them and what they mean.
Plants enrich soil with flavonoids to attract more nitrogen producing bacteria / Study could lead in the long term to new varieties that need less fertilizer The study was led by the Universities of Bonn and Southwest China.
From acquiring knowledge... to acting on it: in the “Form your Future? project, research staff from Münster University's Experimental lab “MExLab ExperiMINTe? train young people as “ambassadors for sustainability'.
Sustainable construction, energy production, circular economy, and the sustainable production of recyclable material are the core issues of a new Stuttgart Research Initiative (SRI) "Valorization of Bioresources" at the University of Stuttgart.
March 5 is the annual Energy Efficiency Day - reason enough for Kathrin Nolte to talk to Prof. Andreas Löschel about meaningful instruments relating to energy and climate issues.
The importance of efficient energy use continues to increase
Date: February 17, 2021, No. 12 Ambitious company targets The winter survey 2020/2021 for the Energy Efficiency Index (EEI) shows again that efficient energy use in German industry is increasing in importance.
Date: February 17, 2021, No. 12 Ambitious company targets The winter survey 2020/2021 for the Energy Efficiency Index (EEI) shows again that efficient energy use in German industry is increasing in importance.
The Living Lab "CampUS hoch i" at the University of Stuttgart will be funded by the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg and can move into its next implementation phase.
The official go-ahead has been given for the Future City Lab project "Industrial heat pumps" (GWP). This project aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in the heating sector.
Research Network Opens Window into the Earth’s Interior
Each seismic wave that travels through the Earth's crust slightly changes this layer. Cutting-edge sensor technology now allows us to re-evaluate risks such as landslides or the stability of bridges and buildings.
Each seismic wave that travels through the Earth's crust slightly changes this layer. Cutting-edge sensor technology now allows us to re-evaluate risks such as landslides or the stability of bridges and buildings.
For paradigm shifts in conservation science and urban anthropology
European Research Council approvesConsolidator Grants for two HU researchers Prof. Tobias Kuemmerle (Geography Department and IRI THESys) and Prof. Ignacio Farías (Department of European Ethnology and IRI THESys) from the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU) are receiving an ERC Consolidator Grant.
European Research Council approvesConsolidator Grants for two HU researchers Prof. Tobias Kuemmerle (Geography Department and IRI THESys) and Prof. Ignacio Farías (Department of European Ethnology and IRI THESys) from the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU) are receiving an ERC Consolidator Grant.
Dr. Linus Stegbauer from the Institute of Interfacial Process Engineering and Plasma Technology (IGVP) at the University of Stuttgart has been successful in his application for funding as part of the Baden-Württemberg Foundation's Elite Program for postdocs.
Three postdocs from the University of Stuttgart included in the Baden-Württemberg Foundation’s Elite Program
Three early career researchers from the University of Stuttgart, Dr. Nina Engelhardt (English Literatures and Cultures), Dr. Serena Gambarelli (Building Materials Science, Building Chem
Three early career researchers from the University of Stuttgart, Dr. Nina Engelhardt (English Literatures and Cultures), Dr. Serena Gambarelli (Building Materials Science, Building Chem
The European bullhead, spined loach or river trout are species of fish only rarely encountered in the River Aa in Münster.
Finance magazine Capital recognizes young talents Prof. Jia Chen among the "Top 40 under 40" Jia Chen, Professor for Environmental Sensing and Modelling at the Technical University of Munich (T
On November 26, 2020, the German Research Foundation (DFG) granted an extension to the Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 1244 "Adaptive Skins and Structures for the Built Environment of Tomorrow" of the University of Stuttgart.
COVID-19 highlights risks of wildlife trade
International research team including Göttingen University makes urgent call for more effective wildlife trade legislation Many diseases, such as COVID-19, have made the jump from animals to people with serious consequences for the human host.
International research team including Göttingen University makes urgent call for more effective wildlife trade legislation Many diseases, such as COVID-19, have made the jump from animals to people with serious consequences for the human host.
Martians have kept scientists busy since the 19th century. How people can actually survive in space is being investigated by the team of experts at "SONet" (Sustainable Offworld Network), including Dr. Gisela Detrell from the Institute of Space Systems of the University of Stuttgart.
With the return of the Polarstern, the largest Arctic expedition of all time has come to a successful end. For more than a year, the German research icebreaker travelled in five cruise legs with more than 400 people from 20 countries to investigate the epicentre of climate change more precisely than ever before.
Greenspaces in our cities are increasingly left as meadows in order to enhance biodiversity. But time and again, residents complain that near-natural urban greenspaces appear "untidy" and limit leisure activities, or they fear ticks or allergies.
A new cooperation between TUM and Berchtesgaden National Park has begun Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Berchtesgaden National Park have commenced a project for the permanent monitoring of biodiversity.
Support grows for Systematic Observations Financing Facility (SOFF)
Joint press release and statement GENEVA, 2 October 2020 - Three major European meteorological institutions have joined the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to announce their support for the creation of a new Systematic Observations Financing Facility.
Joint press release and statement GENEVA, 2 October 2020 - Three major European meteorological institutions have joined the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to announce their support for the creation of a new Systematic Observations Financing Facility.
Extensive modernization of the TUM School of Life Sciences Modernization of research areas, the alignment of teaching programs with future-ready competency profiles and an entrepreneurial management structure: The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has embarked on an extensive structural reform.
Systems and teams get ready for the launch of Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich
Today, after a comprehensive review, EUMETSAT and the other European and US partners of the Jason-CS/Sentinel-6 programme confirmed readiness of all systems and teams for the launch and operations of the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite.
Today, after a comprehensive review, EUMETSAT and the other European and US partners of the Jason-CS/Sentinel-6 programme confirmed readiness of all systems and teams for the launch and operations of the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite.
Jena research group receives two million euros to research intelligent, recyclable plastic materials Sustainable plastics that have the ability for self-healing, have intelligent properties and can
Zu ?News Portal? German polar research aircraft start atmospheric surveys over the Arctic Ocean Following a five-month mandatory delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, yesterday (30 August) the two Ge
