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
Research management - Sep 22
University of Freiburg among the best ten universities in Germany in the QS World University Rankings Europe 2024
University of Freiburg among the best ten universities in Germany in the QS World University Rankings Europe 2024
Architecture - Sep 22
Greix-Decline in apartment prices mainly affects existing stock, new construction prices relatively stable
Greix-Decline in apartment prices mainly affects existing stock, new construction prices relatively stable
Politics - Sep 21
'On the way between the worlds' - career of a former GDR diplomat before and after the fall of the Wall
'On the way between the worlds' - career of a former GDR diplomat before and after the fall of the Wall
Campus UNI-POTSDAM - Sep 20
President of the University of Potsdam Re-Elected for Another Six Years - Prof. Oliver Günther, Ph.D., Wants to Stay on Course
President of the University of Potsdam Re-Elected for Another Six Years - Prof. Oliver Günther, Ph.D., Wants to Stay on Course
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Chemistry - Event - 15.09.2023
Chemistry - Career - 11.09.2023
Materials Science - Chemistry - 06.09.2023
Chemistry - Physics - 05.09.2023
Chemistry - Environment - 22.08.2023
Chemistry - Life Sciences - 08.08.2023
Chemistry - Materials Science - 10.07.2023 
Developing the batteries of tomorrow together
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
Chemistry - Research Management - 06.07.2023
Chemistry - Physics - 28.06.2023
Physics - Chemistry - 27.06.2023 
The challenge of energy supply
Whether photovoltaics, geothermal energy, electrolysis for water splitting or a self-built wind turbine: At a four-day Science Camp at the TU Ilmenau, 20 students from the national Excellence School Network MINT-EC dealt with various aspects of energy supply from June 19 to 22. In small groups and supported by staff and student tutors, they explored from various technical perspectives how we can use our energy resources optimally and responsibly in the future.
Chemistry - Innovation - 21.06.2023
Chemistry - Environment - 20.06.2023
Astronomy / Space Science - Chemistry - 15.06.2023 
Using the tools of chemistry to search for life in space
Phosphorus is one of the building blocks of life and has never been discovered beyond Earth. Scientists from Germany, Japan and the USA have now proven that phosphorus salts can be found in an ocean under the ice of Saturn's moon Enceladus and have published their findings in the journal Nature. Among them is Bernd Abel from the Institute of Technical Chemistry at the University of Leipzig.
Health - Chemistry - 13.06.2023 
Using ’Mini-Organs’ to Study Disease
University of Bonn appoints two new Argelander Professors specializing in organoid biology Two new assistant professors at the University of Bonn are setting out to develop "mini-organs" in order to study metabolic and disease mechanisms. Elena Reckzeh is using these so-called organoids to identify new drug candidates, while Ana Ivonne Vazquez-Armendariz hopes that they can give her a better understanding of lung disease.
Chemistry - Physics - 06.06.2023
Physics - Chemistry - 06.06.2023 
When Light Meets an Atom
When light hits matter, the interactions depend primarily on the material and the intensity of the light source - a flashlight merely illuminates a stone, while a high-powered laser can burn a hole in it.
Health - Chemistry - 01.06.2023 
Researching diabetes and pancreatic cancer with miniature organs
NewIn: Matthias Hebrok In this issue of "NewIn," we introduce Matthias Hebrok. The professor of Applied Stem Cell and Organoid Systems and director of the new TUM Center for Organoid Systems (COS) creates organ-like structures from stem cells.
Chemistry - Earth Sciences - 31.05.2023 
Creation in the laboratory
One thing is certain: life on Earth emerged very early in the history of planet Earth. There are few concrete answers to the questions of how and where the first organic molecules were formed.
Chemistry - 26.05.2023
Chemistry - Physics - 19.05.2023 
Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz
Chemistry and physics research team investigates hyperpolarization to improve molecular diagnostics Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz Uni
Chemistry - Physics - 09.05.2023
Physics - Chemistry - 08.05.2023
Chemistry - Materials Science - 28.04.2023
Chemistry - Innovation - 21.04.2023
Physics - Chemistry - 19.04.2023 
Scientist at TU Ilmenau receives Thuringian Research Award 2023
Physicist Professor Jörg Kröger of the TU Ilmenau has been awarded the Thuringian Research Award 2023 in the category of basic research.
Health - Chemistry - 17.04.2023
Research Management - Chemistry - 31.03.2023
Chemistry - Environment - 28.03.2023
Chemistry - Career - 20.03.2023
Chemistry - Research Management - 17.03.2023
Health - Chemistry - 13.03.2023
Chemistry - 10.03.2023
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 09.03.2023
Chemistry - Health - 02.03.2023
Chemistry - Event - 10.02.2023
Chemistry - 25.01.2023
Chemistry - Innovation - 05.01.2023
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 03.01.2023 
Bacterial toxin renders algae motionless
Biologists and chemists at the University of Jena decipher properties of a bacterial toxin that renders the unicellular green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii motionless. The toxin appears to hijak the calcium channels of the target algae, causing a rapid influx of calcium ions that within one minute results in the loss of the algal flagella and therefore the algal means of escape.
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 08.12.2022
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 02.12.2022
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 02.12.2022 
Understanding cellular functions: New Collaborative Research Center combines life sciences and polymer research
German Research Foundation has approved new CRC 1551 "Polymer Concepts in Cellular Function" under the aegis of Mainz University The researchers of the new Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1551, f
Chemistry - Career - 25.11.2022
Event - Chemistry - 14.11.2022
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 10.11.2022 
4.6 million euros follow-up funding for sugar research
DFG research group aims to elucidate the role of sialic acid as a regulator in developmental processes and diseases Sugar compounds from the glycan group play an important role in many biological processes in our body.
Chemistry - Environment - 03.11.2022 
Sustainable recycling using electrochemistry: Carl Zeiss Foundation supports new research project
New Halocycles project aims to develop a halogen recovery technique contributing to the stabilization of the power grid and the defossilization of the future industrial society Increasing the recovery of valuable fossil raw materials, avoiding climate-damaging carbon dioxide emission, and stabilizing our energy supply network - these are the three major objectives of a new joint research project of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) and TU Kaiserslautern.
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 25.10.2022
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 14.10.2022 
Further development of biotechnology
Room 021 in No. Corrensstraße is a perfectly normal laboratory at the Institute of Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology: white work benches, a workspace with a fume hood, and all sorts of accessories.
Chemistry - Life Sciences - 05.10.2022
Chemistry - Materials Science - 14.09.2022
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 01.08.2022
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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
Whether photovoltaics, geothermal energy, electrolysis for water splitting or a self-built wind turbine: At a four-day Science Camp at the TU Ilmenau, 20 students from the national Excellence School Network MINT-EC dealt with various aspects of energy supply from June 19 to 22. In small groups and supported by staff and student tutors, they explored from various technical perspectives how we can use our energy resources optimally and responsibly in the future.
Phosphorus is one of the building blocks of life and has never been discovered beyond Earth. Scientists from Germany, Japan and the USA have now proven that phosphorus salts can be found in an ocean under the ice of Saturn's moon Enceladus and have published their findings in the journal Nature. Among them is Bernd Abel from the Institute of Technical Chemistry at the University of Leipzig.
University of Bonn appoints two new Argelander Professors specializing in organoid biology Two new assistant professors at the University of Bonn are setting out to develop "mini-organs" in order to study metabolic and disease mechanisms. Elena Reckzeh is using these so-called organoids to identify new drug candidates, while Ana Ivonne Vazquez-Armendariz hopes that they can give her a better understanding of lung disease.
When light hits matter, the interactions depend primarily on the material and the intensity of the light source - a flashlight merely illuminates a stone, while a high-powered laser can burn a hole in it.
NewIn: Matthias Hebrok In this issue of "NewIn," we introduce Matthias Hebrok. The professor of Applied Stem Cell and Organoid Systems and director of the new TUM Center for Organoid Systems (COS) creates organ-like structures from stem cells.
One thing is certain: life on Earth emerged very early in the history of planet Earth. There are few concrete answers to the questions of how and where the first organic molecules were formed.
Chemistry and physics research team investigates hyperpolarization to improve molecular diagnostics Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz Uni
New Research Training Group in Materials Science
DFG allocates approximately 7.4 million euros to fund joint Research Training Group with University of Stuttgart A new Research Training Group (RTG) in materials science is to be established at Heidelberg University.
DFG allocates approximately 7.4 million euros to fund joint Research Training Group with University of Stuttgart A new Research Training Group (RTG) in materials science is to be established at Heidelberg University.
Strong cells - performance upgrade with mini modules
A new molecular hole-transporter can improve the performance of inverted perovskite solar cells and mini modules to world record values, as reported in "Science" by Prof. Yongzhen Wu (East Chin
A new molecular hole-transporter can improve the performance of inverted perovskite solar cells and mini modules to world record values, as reported in "Science" by Prof. Yongzhen Wu (East Chin
New Research Building for Engineering of Life-Inspired Molecular Systems
German Science and Humanities Council has recommended the new building - space for innovative research programme in Engineering Sciences Heidelberg University is to acquire a research building to dev
German Science and Humanities Council has recommended the new building - space for innovative research programme in Engineering Sciences Heidelberg University is to acquire a research building to dev
Physicist Professor Jörg Kröger of the TU Ilmenau has been awarded the Thuringian Research Award 2023 in the category of basic research.
Chemist Jörg Matysik co-authors review article on spin hyperpolarization
News from Magnetic resonance techniques are used in a wide range of scientific disciplines and in practice. The best-known example is magnetic resonance imaging in medicine. These techniques are currently enjoying a major boost thanks to the rapidly developing field of spin hyperpolarization. This can considerably increase the intensity of signals, counteracting the relatively low sensitivity of magnetic resonance.
News from Magnetic resonance techniques are used in a wide range of scientific disciplines and in practice. The best-known example is magnetic resonance imaging in medicine. These techniques are currently enjoying a major boost thanks to the rapidly developing field of spin hyperpolarization. This can considerably increase the intensity of signals, counteracting the relatively low sensitivity of magnetic resonance.
Biologists and chemists at the University of Jena decipher properties of a bacterial toxin that renders the unicellular green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii motionless. The toxin appears to hijak the calcium channels of the target algae, causing a rapid influx of calcium ions that within one minute results in the loss of the algal flagella and therefore the algal means of escape.
German Research Foundation has approved new CRC 1551 "Polymer Concepts in Cellular Function" under the aegis of Mainz University The researchers of the new Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1551, f
CRC 1349 ’Fluorine-Specific Interactions’ Gets the Go-Ahead
German Research Foundation to fund Collaborative Research Center 1349 at Freie Universität Berlin for four more years Since 2019 Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1349 "Fluorine-Specific Interactions" has been working on understanding and controlling the complex interactions that can emanate from fluorinated units in molecules and materials.
German Research Foundation to fund Collaborative Research Center 1349 at Freie Universität Berlin for four more years Since 2019 Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1349 "Fluorine-Specific Interactions" has been working on understanding and controlling the complex interactions that can emanate from fluorinated units in molecules and materials.
DFG research group aims to elucidate the role of sialic acid as a regulator in developmental processes and diseases Sugar compounds from the glycan group play an important role in many biological processes in our body.
New Halocycles project aims to develop a halogen recovery technique contributing to the stabilization of the power grid and the defossilization of the future industrial society Increasing the recovery of valuable fossil raw materials, avoiding climate-damaging carbon dioxide emission, and stabilizing our energy supply network - these are the three major objectives of a new joint research project of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) and TU Kaiserslautern.
Three ERC Synergy Grants for Universität Heidelberg Scientists
Heidelberg scientists are to receive three ERC Synergy Grants - three highly endowed grants of the European Research Council - for pioneering research projects by several teams working in collaboration.
Heidelberg scientists are to receive three ERC Synergy Grants - three highly endowed grants of the European Research Council - for pioneering research projects by several teams working in collaboration.
Room 021 in No. Corrensstraße is a perfectly normal laboratory at the Institute of Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology: white work benches, a workspace with a fume hood, and all sorts of accessories.
TUM and WACKER found Institute for Industrial Biotechnology
Research for sustainable chemistry Wacker Chemie AG and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have deepened their partnership with the founding of the TUM WACKER Institute for Industrial Biotechnology.
Research for sustainable chemistry Wacker Chemie AG and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have deepened their partnership with the founding of the TUM WACKER Institute for Industrial Biotechnology.
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
Research management - Sep 22
University of Freiburg among the best ten universities in Germany in the QS World University Rankings Europe 2024
University of Freiburg among the best ten universities in Germany in the QS World University Rankings Europe 2024
Architecture - Sep 22
Greix-Decline in apartment prices mainly affects existing stock, new construction prices relatively stable
Greix-Decline in apartment prices mainly affects existing stock, new construction prices relatively stable
Politics - Sep 21
'On the way between the worlds' - career of a former GDR diplomat before and after the fall of the Wall
'On the way between the worlds' - career of a former GDR diplomat before and after the fall of the Wall
Campus UNI-POTSDAM - Sep 20
President of the University of Potsdam Re-Elected for Another Six Years - Prof. Oliver Günther, Ph.D., Wants to Stay on Course
President of the University of Potsdam Re-Elected for Another Six Years - Prof. Oliver Günther, Ph.D., Wants to Stay on Course