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We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working on, and what do they still want to discover? You
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working on, and what do they still want to discover? You
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working on, and what do they still want to discover? You
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working on, and what do they still want to discover? You
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working on, and what do they still want to discover? You
Laureate discovered the language in which gut bacteria educate our immune system Physician and immunologist Dennis L. Kasper (80) of Harvard Medical School will receive the 2024 Paul Ehrlich and
Renowned global scientists have come together at the United Nations General Assembly’s Science Summit in New York City to drive forward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In his talk, Prof.
The small Caenorhabditis elegans nematode avoids light. While it does not have eyes, some of its cells contain a protein called LITE-1, which warns it of the sun, whose rays
A review of the ENTER_ZUKUNFT_HUMANITIES job fair For many people, a degree is a step towards adulthood: They learn to organize themselves, start a part-time job, some also move to
Frankfurt Cancer Institute (FCI) hosts specialist lecture at Georg Speyer Haus Institute for Tumor Biology and Experimental Therapy Microbes make up a large part of
Wastewater treatment plants are undoubtedly a great achievement. After all, they have made a significant contribution to improving the quality of natural waters. A study
To mark its 100th anniversary, the IfS Institute for Social Research is organizing an international conference, titled “Futuring Critical Theory”, which will take place on
A discussion evening held in late June at Goethe University Frankfurt’s Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften Institute for Advanced Studies took a philosophical look at the pro-democracy protests
Hospital-acquired infections are often hard to treat because the corresponding pathogens become increasingly resistant against antibiotics. Here, the bacterium Acinetobacter baumannii is particularly feared, and
Originally, the powerhouses of higher cells, the mitochondria, were independent organisms. Researchers at Goethe University Frankfurt have investigated to what extent their metabolism has blended
Economist Eugene N. White has accepted the 2023 summer semester visiting professorship sponsored by Bankhaus Metzler and the Friedrich Flick Förderungsstiftung. Knowledge of financial history
Each year, scientists from countries other than Germany have the chance to receive the Humboldt Research Award, which recognizes their entire academic record to date.
Goethe University’s Physics Faculty is offering two new exciting and highly topical emphases in its bachelor’s degree course, in cooperation with the Faculty of Geosciences
Lawyer Samira Akbarian’s thesis on the highly topical subject of “civil disobedience” won her the 2023 Werner Pünder Prize. UniReport: Dr. Akbarian, your thesis bears
Goethe University Frankfurt is applying for the upcoming round of the German federal and state governments’ Excellence Strategy with four new clusters on the research
Heart and lung diseases are one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The Cardio-Pulmonary Institute (CPI) is dedicated to researching these diseases at the
How dissonance in conflict can dissolve into trust: The ConTrust cluster project explores where such potential can be found, even in hard conflicts. How will
The name of the cluster initiative SCALE stands for “SubCellular Architecture of LifE”. The project is entering the German federal and state governments’ Excellence Strategy
UniReport: What is your goal in applying for funding as a cluster of excellence? Luciano Rezzolla: The goal shared by all of us is to
To understand why heavy elements exist in our universe, you have to explore neutron stars, kilonovas and gravitational waves. The cluster project ELEMENTS brings together
Developing new therapeutic approaches for complex diseases: The EMTHERA initiative is applying to become a Cluster of Excellence. The so-called cytokine storm was particularly feared
The intellectual and artistic activities of Jews in Nazi Germany are the focus of a new joint doctoral program run by Goethe University Frankfurt, Europa-Universität
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