At the beginning of the year the university’s new president, Professor Enrico Schleiff, takes up office. His vision for Goethe University Frankfurt: to be an excellent, international university in the digital age. Schleiff, a molecular biologist, replaces economist Birgitta Wolff after six years in office.
The international collaborative project “Digital Cinema-Hub” (DiCi-Hub) brings together the RMU partners Frankfurt and Mainz with the University of Marburg. They are developing new conceptual principles and methods for film and media studies.
The HeFDI project – Hessian Research Data Infrastructures – within which eleven Hessian universities are working together, enters the second funding phase. At Goethe University Frankfurt, this means the start of an institutional storage system for research data (GUDe).
Together with partners, East Asian Studies researchers from the universities in Frankfurt are examining the competition for qualified specialists in East Asia. For this purpose, the junior research group is receiving over €2 million from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research within the “Small Disciplines” funding initiative.
Geoscientists led by Professor Jens Fiebig are exploring how conclusions can be drawn about the temperature of past epochs on Earth by analysing the carbonate composition of specific rocks. The Reinhart Koselleck project has been awarded funding of approx. €1 million.
Der mit 60 000 Euro dotierte Paul Ehrlich- und Ludwig Darmstaedter-Nachwuchspreis 2021 geht an die Entwicklungsbiologin Prof.in Elvira Mass von der Universität Bonn. Das Vermögen der Stiftung wird von der Vereinigung von Freunden und Förderern der Goethe-Universität treuhänderisch verwaltet.
In cooperation with the universities of Darmstadt, Heidelberg, Oxford and Dundee, scientists at Goethe University Frankfurt have investigated how the structure of certain active ingredients can be optimised for a stronger pharmacological effect, using the example of kinase inhibitors.
“Democratic Vistas. Reflections on the Atlantic World”: the new focus area at the Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften is exploring the potential and entanglements of democracy in the Atlantic World.
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