Small farmers in the southern West African states of Togo and Benin are feeling the effects of climate change: The tree savannah is seeing increasingly irregular rainfall, while sowing and harvest times are shifting and it is becoming drier. There
Small farmers in the southern West African states of Togo and Benin are feeling the effects of climate change: The tree savannah is seeing increasingly irregular rainfall, while sowing and
It was a long struggle before the Republic of Namibia finally became independent in 1990. What role did the intertwining of politics, church and theology play in the fight for
Goethe University Frankfurt’s Center for Critical Computational Studies (C3S) unveils a new research focus at a high-profile event. The new Center for Critical Computational Studies (C3S) conducts research into the
Save the date: Preparations for the first Science Festival, which will take place on Frankfurt’s Roßmarkt on Saturday, September 28, 2024, are already in full swing. The Frankfurt Alliance’s first joint
When did you last see any news about Africa in the media? Studies show that reports about Africa have diminished in recent decades. Looking back on his own work, Hans
From July 9 to 12, 2024, Goethe University Frankfurt hosted the conference for the “Working Group Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Science and Society” from U15 Canada and German U15.
Findings from the third Goethe University Frankfurt student survey The third university-wide student survey was conducted in the 2022/23 winter semester. It is an important instrument that enables students to
This year’s Frankfurt Prize for Environment and Sustainability, endowed with a total of €5,000, has been awarded to five Goethe University Frankfurt early career researchers, who submitted impressive theses from
Nico Dreimüller, a law graduate from Goethe University Frankfurt, will be taking part in wheelchair basketball at the Paralympic Games in Paris. UniReport: Mr. Dreimüller, congratulations on your place in
Germany’s third Open Science Festival will take place at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) on September 17 and 18, 2024. The venue will be the
From July 15 to August 2, 2024 (4 p.m.!), Goethe University Frankfurt students can once again apply for a Deutschlandstipendium scholarship. In addition to good
A heavy shower early on Thursday afternoon briefly disrupted preparations for Goethe University’s summer festival, but it was soon followed by dry, sunny and warm
An evening filled with inspiring, multifaceted and enriching exchange This year the more party-inclined members of Goethe University’s international community were treated to back-to-back separate
As a young prosecutor in the Auschwitz trial, held in Frankfurt, he courageously campaigned for the legal investigation of unimaginable crimes, which even today, at
Israel’s consul general for southern Germany, Talya Lador-Fresher, answers students’ questions at Goethe University Frankfurt Hamas’ terrorist attacks and Israel’s military actions in the Gaza
Axel Hellmann, spokesman of the Eintracht Frankfurt management board, to represent Goethe University’s board of trustees on the university council. The board of trustees brings
Discussions with President Ariel Porat and Vice President Milette Shamir focus on Israeli academia post-October 7 What is it like to operate as a university
Interview with Dr. Yves Vincent Grossmann, who became head of Research Data Management (RDM) at the University Library and director of the Library of Natural
Ecotoxicologist Sabrina Schiwy is a researcher, lecturer and team leader at Goethe University Frankfurt’s Institute of Ecology, Diversity and Evolution. A scholarship from Stiftung Polytechnische
What right does a state have to sovereignty? How must the actions of its representatives be curtailed to ensure they do not engage in arbitrary
Speaking with UniReport, writer, translator and publicist Aris Fioretos reflects on his linguistic home, describes his fascination with Paul Auster and talks about his latest
Impressions of the German-Israeli spring school at Goethe University Frankfurt’s Institute of General and Comparative Literary Studies The Institute of General and Comparative Literary Studies
The conference “Vicki Baum and America”, organized by PD Dr. Julia Bertschik and Prof. Dr. Bernd Zegowitz, was the first to focus comprehensively on Vicki
LOEWE, the federal state of Hesse’s research promotion program for the development of scientific and economic excellence, is providing €4.8 million in funding for a
American postdoc Gregory Jones-Katz, currently a member of the Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften – Institute for Advanced Studies, investigates the history of American philosophy and cultural studies
How did Nazi rule and ideology take hold in Frankfurt’s local politics and municipal administration? Which measures were taken to alter and adapt the economy
The inaugural conference of the new German-Israeli research center Frankfurt-Tel Aviv Center for Interreligious Studies was held in Frankfurt almost two years ago to the
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