This year’s “Scientist of the Year” award goes to medical professionals Maria Vehreschild and Thomas Oellerich, while the “New Horizon – President’s Prize“ is awarded to the startup Modulux 3D.
Even at nearly 79 years old, retired biologist Rüdiger Wittig is still actively conducting research. He has a particular fascination with the moors of his home region, Westphalia. The Amtsvenn
Deutsche Version Renowned Frankfurt philosopher and sociologist hands over the second part of his preliminary legacy to University Library Frankfurt For decades, he has been regarded as one of the
When sports scientist Karen Zentgraf talks about her approach to research, tangible aspects like training sweat and performance improvement come to mind. But more than that, her accounts evoke thoughts
How many times he has traveled to China, Iwo Amelung cannot say. “I haven’t counted, bbut altogether I’ve lived there for many years, including from 2003 to 2007, when I
When cancer patients suffer a relapse, conventional medications often stop working. In its search of new treatment options, the research team led by Prof. Sina Oppermann works with real tumor
“There is another way” is emblazoned across the blurb of his book “Widerstehen. Versuche eines richtigen Lebens im falschen” [Resisting. Attempts at a Right Life in the Wrong One]. Sociologist
Suddenly, everything becomes quite simple: For the past six months, Rüdiger Weber has held the endowed professorship in Alternative Investments at the Faculty of Economics and Business, which means he
“Simple things are often the most difficult.” This apparent paradox neatly describes the challenges facing computer systems and online applications developers. Haya Schulmann has confirmed it time and again in
Noel B. Berhane, a law student at Goethe University Frankfurt, travels Hesse as a junior ambassador for the Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO). The title “junior ambassador” has an official ring
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