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Bad Homburg Conference: How does AI tick?

The eighth Bad Homburg Conference focused on how AI is shaping our future. At the latest since ChatGPT appeared on the scene, it seems, the topic of Artificial Intelligence has

Sol Lago’s romance with languages

Sol Lago’s interest in learning languages never awoke: “It was always there. For me, learning languages has always been like eating or walking, and I can’t remember a time when

Symbiosis in ancient Corals

Analysis of nitrogen isotope reveals the earliest known evidence of photosymbiosis in corals A research team led by researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz and Goethe

Digital yearbook: Goethe in Progress 2023

The recently published Goethe in Progress 2023, our university’s digital yearbook, provides you with an overview of last year’s research highlights, including a focus on projects and the individual achievements

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Download it now: The New Goethe Uni App 2.0

Dear Students, Now you can organize your everyday university life even more easily and conveniently: With the new Goethe University App 2.0, you can, for example, directly access your course

The Powerlessness of the Working Class in the 21st Century

British political scientist Cain Shelley is a fellow at Goethe University’s Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften Institute for Advanced Studies working on „A Class For Itself?: The Future of Class Politics.“ Nowadays, the

Encounters with police violence

The KviAPol research project deals with “Police Use of Excessive Force”. UniReport: Ms. Abdul-Rahman, Professor Singelnstein, the Black Lives Matter movement in the US in particular likely roused people throughout

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