The 44th Rechtshistorikertag biennial conference of German-speaking legal historians, held at Goethe University Frankfurt, will also address changes brought about by information technology. Some 300 international legal historians will gather at Goethe University Frankfurt from September 16 to 20 for
The 44th Rechtshistorikertag biennial conference of German-speaking legal historians, held at Goethe University Frankfurt, will also address changes brought about by information technology. Some 300 international legal historians will gather
Physician Andrea Ablasser from the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, virologist Glen Barber from Ohio State University and biochemist Zhijian ‘James’ Chen from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Science network makes its debut at upcoming science festival held on Frankfurt’s central Roßmarkt square, promising amazement, questions, discussions and exchange. In January 2024, 16 Frankfurt-based research institutions joined forces
Artificial intelligence aids the discovery of new active substances in bacteria Chemical biologist Eric Helfrich, Professor of Natural Substance Genomics at Goethe University Frankfurt and co-spokesperson of the LOEWE Centre
Alleviating the long-term effects of a SARS-CoV-2 infection An innovative study for the treatment of post-COVID syndrome (PCS) is starting under the direction of Frankfurt University Hospital’s Department of Infectious
Worldwide survey by Goethe University Frankfurt reveals possible explanations for the knowledge gaps of future environmental experts As far as the causes of global biodiversity loss are concerned, there are
How does the mobility of care workers influence politics and society in their home countries? Five million people in Germany are in need of care, and their number is expected
Second implementation phase to start in 2025 – Consortium grows from nine to 21 academic and industry partners – Focus on degradation of disease-relevant proteins The PROXIDRUGS Cluster4Future will receive
In June, the Student Polyclinic of Goethe University Frankfurt, part of Frankfurt Health Department, celebrated its 10th anniversary. It became clear at the anniversary celebrations that this initiative has helped
The E²piMINT learning lab project at Goethe University Frankfurt, which was commended just recently, was selected from over 100 applications on the topic of STEM
At the Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften (FKH), Paul Lichterman, Professor of Sociology and Religion at the University of Southern California, is conducting research into white anti-racism. The
Prof. Doron Kiesel, educational scientist and founding director of the Jewish Academy (Jüdische Akademie), talks about the lecture series entitled “Diversity and discourse/antisemitism. Culture of
A summer school at Goethe University Frankfurt looks at the connection between religion and European expansion from a postcolonial perspective. In recent years, the term
Reception for latest cohort of international scholars / Gallery walk highlights individual research projects The latest cohort of Goethe Research Experience Program (GREP) fellows was
Law students Sirin Yilmaz and Charlotte Schraut were successful in the ELSA Negotiation Competition. Expressed in sporting terms, the two have had a good run:
Conference on forensic entomology: a report by Jens Amendt “Insects & Wine”was the motto of an international conference held in Ingelheim am Rhein – which
Current climate policies imply a high risk for tipping critical Earth system elements, even if temperatures return to below 1.5 °C of global warming after
An exhibition goes on tour. Discover the history and the uncertain present of Bockenheim Campus, an area that accommodates many different functions and interests, but
Review of the lectures delivered by writer and translator Aris Fioretos. This was a first at the Frankfurt Poetics Lectures: a writer who does not
Students put their questions about the war in the Middle East to Israeli Consul General Talya Lador-Fresher. Hamas’ terrorist attacks on Israel and the country’s
As a student, Tobias Singelnstein decided to switch from his original choice of subjects (history, politics and economics) and study law instead. “I wanted to
A once vibrant industrial region lies fallow, its inhabitants move away. What future do such places have, and how do those who decided to stay
The Generative AI working group examines how AI is affecting Goethe University Frankfurt. We spoke to Julia Schmitt and working group leader Dr. David Weiß –
Small farmers in the southern West African states of Togo and Benin are feeling the effects of climate change: The tree savannah is seeing increasingly
It was a long struggle before the Republic of Namibia finally became independent in 1990. What role did the intertwining of politics, church and theology
Goethe University Frankfurt’s Center for Critical Computational Studies (C3S) unveils a new research focus at a high-profile event. The new Center for Critical Computational Studies
Save the date: Preparations for the first Science Festival, which will take place on Frankfurt’s Roßmarkt on Saturday, September 28, 2024, are already in full swing.
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