Oleksii Makeiev, Ukraine’s new ambassador to Germany, is currently touring the country. Goethe University was one of the stops he
At the end of last year, the strategic alliance of the Rhine-Main-Universities (RMU) launched the newly established RMU Italy Forum.
Language and violence are closely linked: On the one hand, language is a medium for discourse about violence – be
“The Next Systemic Financial Crisis – Where Might it Come From?”: Financial Stability in a Polycrisis World 24 January 2023,
The international conference “WOW Physics! – Women in the World of Physics!”, initiated by a female physics professor at Goethe
On Friday, November 4, 2022, the John McCloy Transatlantic Forum was officially inaugurated before a full auditorium in the lecture
An international conference organized by Goethe University’s Buber-Rosenzweig Institute for Jewish Intellectual and Cultural History of Modernity and the Present
In the winter semester of 2021/22, Flurina Schneider, scientific director of ISOE – Institute for Social-Ecological Research, will take up
Arundhati Roy is a world-renowned writer and committed humanist who gained international attention with her award-winning novel The God of
Today the Online Summer School “Topology and Interactions in Optical Lattices” is starting at the Institute for Theoretical Physics. It
On March 25, the “International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge 2020” (LAK20) will be carried out from Frankfurt am
The famous philosopher returns to Goethe University on the occasion of his 90th birthday to talk about the relationship between
How predictive are animal models for the human body? Which human organs can be recreated in vitro? How can personalized
Fat cells, or adipocytes, regulate body temperature and energy consumption but they can also cause illness. The prizewinner is studying
Anthony Cerami and David Wallach have – in their own individual way and independently of one other – decoded the
From 1964 to 1968, the General Students’ Committee (AStA) of the Frankfurt Goethe University ran a gallery in the student
Goethe University’s Museum Giersch shows pictures of a nearly forgotten artist couple. The visual artist Eric Isenburger (1902–1994) and his
The 1950s represented an era of new beginnings. Abstraction dominated the art of the young Federal Republic of Germany. Featuring
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