The John von Neumann Institute for Computing (NIC) has been providing computation time on supercomputers for science and industry for more than 25 years. Up to now, the facility based at the Jülich Supercomputing Centre in Forschungszentrum Jülich has been
The John von Neumann Institute for Computing (NIC) has been providing computation time on supercomputers for science and industry for more than 25 years. Up to now, the facility based
Studiengalerie 1.357 shows performance video by and video interview with American artist Adrian Piper. From December 11 to January 23, Goethe University’s Studiengalerie 1.357 will be showing the performance video
Two studies with the participation of Goethe University Frankfurt, Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, University of Helsinki, and Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research, together with Brazilian partner institutions, shed light
European Research Council makes available around €5.5 million for basic research For their visionary research projects, three top Goethe University researchers will receive European Research Council (ERC) funding for the
Two Goethe University pilot projects scooped up awards at this year’s Hessian University Prize for Excellence in Teaching [Hessischer Hochschulpreis für Exzellenz in der Lehre]. Second prize in the category
With Focus, the support program for postdocs, Goethe University is promoting early career researchers, up to six years after completion of their PhD, who are currently preparing their own independent
Children discover the fascinating world of science: the “Junge Forscher” (“Young Scientists”) project of the Polytechnic Foundation of Frankfurt am Main and Goethe University arouses their interest in science and
The aim of the “Democracy and Participation” project developed by the Academic Welcome Program (AWP) for highly qualified refugees, part of Global Affairs Study Teaching (SLI, Studium Lehre Internationales), is
Research oncologists, clinical oncologists and other scientists from all over the world met on the Westend Campus from August 28 to 30, 2024, for the third Frankfurt Cancer Conference. Their
Discussion at Goethe University Frankfurt between doctoral candidates from seven countries and leading international researchers. From August 18 to 29, Goethe University Frankfurt was the
On September 11 and 12, the final conference on the BMBF funding directive “Supportive Diagnostic Testing in Inclusive Education” was held at Goethe University, organized
Five workshops, around 150 participants and over 1,500 ideas – these are the positive results from Goethe University’s sustainability workshops held during the summer semester
In the RAF attack on the Casino Building in 1972, one person was killed. A memorial plaque, which was mounted at the entrance to the
A meeting of Hellenic scholars recalled the influential edition of the Strasbourg Papyrus 25 years ago, which had its origins in Frankfurt. Its editors are
Some 270 people had registered for the biennial conference of German-speaking legal historians, which feels a bit like a class reunion and was held in
In the future, our economy will use more and more renewable energy and therefore effective, high-capacity energy storage technologies will be essential – for example
In June Mayte Zimmermann took over as manager of the University of the Third Age (U3L). Developing the association’s involvement in research is a matter
Global study’s ranking includes the one percent of scientists cited most frequently in scientific journals Six of the 6,600 most cited scientists in the world
Fifth TOTAL E-Quality award bestowed at ceremony held on Westend Campus Goethe University Frankfurt received its fifth TOTAL E-QUALITY award, and as a result also
Each year, Goethe University Frankfurt awards the “Public Service Fellowship Prize” to one of its scientists. Also awarded annually is the “New Horizon” prize, bestowed
As a postdoc, you face new challenges and more responsibilities, but a new career stage also offers various options for development. Working in academia, everyday
Economist Erhard Kantzenbach, Goethe University’s first president, has died at the age of 93. “We mourn the loss of such an extraordinary person as our
Today is the International Day for Tolerance, a global day for action and remembrance that was established by UNESCO in 1995 and is since celebrated
An international research team has uncovered a new mechanism crucial to the production of cellular proteins. When this mechanism is disrupted, the blueprints used by
Dr. Ute Lewitzka has been appointed Germany’s first professor of suicide studies and suicide prevention. Her appointment at Goethe University Frankfurt took effect on November
For the first time in six years, the number of Deutschlandstipendium scholarship holders at Goethe University Frankfurt has reached the 600 mark again – thanks
Newly discovered mechanism helps detach and recycle parts of cellular canal membranes as needed – models developed using supercomputer simulations. Inside cells, there exists an
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