Environment - Sep 26
New Study on How Governments Can Fund Radical Ecological and Social Policies without GDP Growth
New Study on How Governments Can Fund Radical Ecological and Social Policies without GDP Growth
Environment - Sep 26
Researchers: Governments can finance radical social and environmental measures without growth
Researchers: Governments can finance radical social and environmental measures without growth
Life Sciences - Sep 26
Invertebrate decline reduces natural pest control and decomposition of organic matter
Invertebrate decline reduces natural pest control and decomposition of organic matter
Health - Sep 25
German Ministry of Education & Research provides almost 1.6 million euros for the 'One Health Platform' at Münster site
German Ministry of Education & Research provides almost 1.6 million euros for the 'One Health Platform' at Münster site
wire - news in brief
« BACK
Architecture - 22.09.2023
Environment - Architecture - 19.09.2023 
’Our responsibility doesn’t end when we hand over the key’ - TUM
NewIn: Jeannette Kuo "Our responsibility doesn't end when we hand over the key" In this episode of NewIn, we meet architect Jeannette Kuo.
Architecture - Art and Design - 15.09.2023
Architecture - 14.08.2023
Health - Architecture - 11.07.2023
Health - Architecture - 10.07.2023
Event - Architecture - 19.06.2023
Physics - Architecture - 10.05.2023 
When interdisciplinary collaboration begins with the architecture
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.
Architecture - 03.05.2023
Architecture - 11.02.2023
Architecture - Event - 07.12.2022
Architecture - 05.12.2022
Campus - Architecture - 20.10.2022
Architecture - 08.08.2022
Architecture - 27.07.2022
Architecture - Campus - 06.07.2022
Materials Science - Architecture - 27.06.2022
Environment - Architecture - 17.05.2022
Architecture - 25.04.2022
Architecture - 13.04.2022
Campus - Architecture - 18.03.2022
Architecture - Life Sciences - 17.03.2022 
Near-natural, fractal architecture promotes well-being
An interdisciplinary group of researchers uses basic research to obtain hard evidence about how people perceive and navigate their urban environments. Fractal and nature-like design demonstrably promotes physical and mental well-being, according to the researchers. They call for an incorporation of this knowledge into urban planning decisions.
Architecture - Event - 16.03.2022
Architecture - 07.10.2021
Architecture - 26.08.2021 
’We play ping pong with the tree’
Interview with Prof. Ferdinand Ludwig on functional greenery in the urban environment More urban green helps to cool down cities.
Architecture - 24.08.2021
Event - Architecture - 13.07.2021
Architecture - Materials Science - 28.04.2021 
An icon of socialist architecture
Prof. Danzl talks about the conservation of the Buzludzha monument in an interview The huge Buzludzha monument in the Bulgarian mountains stands out.
Architecture - Event - 12.04.2021
Architecture - 14.09.2020
Architecture - 07.07.2020
Architecture - 17.03.2020
Architecture - 27.02.2020
Architecture - Environment - 20.02.2020 
Living in the city and dying in the city
Students create innovative concepts for a hospice People receiving end-of-life care are usually cut off from the outside world in their hospice rooms.
Environment - Architecture - 18.11.2019 
Living bridges
Dense, humid broadleaf forests, monsoon-swollen rivers and deep ravines - in the Indian state of Meghalaya wooden bridges easily decay or are washed away in floodwaters. Bridges made from steel and concrete are pushed to their limits here as well. But bridges made of living tree roots can survive here for centuries.
Architecture - Materials Science - 04.10.2019 
Architectural sensation on the summer island
Rethinking architecture - this principle can be drawn from the two fascinating pavilions of the University of Stuttgart, which are unique in the world and can be seen on the summer island of the Bundesgartenschau (BUGA, Federal Horticulture Show).
Architecture - Physics - 11.09.2019
Architecture - 09.07.2019
Architecture - Event - 03.05.2019
Architecture - 14.03.2019
Architecture - 17.10.2018
Environment - Architecture - 10.10.2018 
"Timber construction helps us to reduce carbon emissions"
After years of relative neglect, timber construction is making a comeback. All over the world, architects are now using wood in designs of houses and even high-rise buildings.
Architecture - 25.09.2018
Architecture - 19.09.2018
Architecture - History / Archeology - 27.07.2018
Environment - Architecture - 27.06.2018 
Architecture that breathes
Campus news Planning and building with living construction materials: Prof. Ferdinand Ludwig founded the research field of "Baubotanik" in 2007.
Architecture - History / Archeology - 18.05.2018
Health - Architecture - 16.05.2018
Architecture - 25.04.2018
Economics - Architecture - 12.02.2018
Architecture
Results 1 - 50 of 68.
NewIn: Jeannette Kuo "Our responsibility doesn't end when we hand over the key" In this episode of NewIn, we meet architect Jeannette Kuo.
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.
An interdisciplinary group of researchers uses basic research to obtain hard evidence about how people perceive and navigate their urban environments. Fractal and nature-like design demonstrably promotes physical and mental well-being, according to the researchers. They call for an incorporation of this knowledge into urban planning decisions.
Interview with Prof. Ferdinand Ludwig on functional greenery in the urban environment More urban green helps to cool down cities.
Prof. Danzl talks about the conservation of the Buzludzha monument in an interview The huge Buzludzha monument in the Bulgarian mountains stands out.
Students create innovative concepts for a hospice People receiving end-of-life care are usually cut off from the outside world in their hospice rooms.
Dense, humid broadleaf forests, monsoon-swollen rivers and deep ravines - in the Indian state of Meghalaya wooden bridges easily decay or are washed away in floodwaters. Bridges made from steel and concrete are pushed to their limits here as well. But bridges made of living tree roots can survive here for centuries.
Rethinking architecture - this principle can be drawn from the two fascinating pavilions of the University of Stuttgart, which are unique in the world and can be seen on the summer island of the Bundesgartenschau (BUGA, Federal Horticulture Show).
After years of relative neglect, timber construction is making a comeback. All over the world, architects are now using wood in designs of houses and even high-rise buildings.
Campus news Planning and building with living construction materials: Prof. Ferdinand Ludwig founded the research field of "Baubotanik" in 2007.
Star architecture and its impact on the city
Research news The Guggenheim Museum by star architect Frank Gehry led to an economic boom in the Spanish city of Bilbao.
Research news The Guggenheim Museum by star architect Frank Gehry led to an economic boom in the Spanish city of Bilbao.
Environment - Sep 26
New Study on How Governments Can Fund Radical Ecological and Social Policies without GDP Growth
New Study on How Governments Can Fund Radical Ecological and Social Policies without GDP Growth
Environment - Sep 26
Researchers: Governments can finance radical social and environmental measures without growth
Researchers: Governments can finance radical social and environmental measures without growth
Life Sciences - Sep 26
Invertebrate decline reduces natural pest control and decomposition of organic matter
Invertebrate decline reduces natural pest control and decomposition of organic matter
Health - Sep 25
German Ministry of Education & Research provides almost 1.6 million euros for the 'One Health Platform' at Münster site
German Ministry of Education & Research provides almost 1.6 million euros for the 'One Health Platform' at Münster site