Internationally comparable standards for corporate sustainability reporting are an important prerequisite for achieving climate and other sustainability goals worldwide. The
Educational scientist Yandé Thoen-McGeehan has just published her first novel “Weiße Wolken” (“White Clouds”), in which three protagonists are confronted
Headscarves and minarets or bearded men praying: Islam’s image in Germany and its media is often characterize ed by clichés.
How have water resources evolved during the last 120 years? What will happen if the temperature rises another two degrees
Anti-Semitism in 2023: On the situation of educational institutions – an essay by Sabine Andresen and Wolfgang Meseth The phenomenon
The federal state of Hesse’s water industry is facing major challenges when it comes to sustainably ensuring the secure supply
Every two years, the Alfons und Gertrud Kassel-Stiftung awards the “Scientist of the Year” Award as well as the “Public
The aim of the Campus Schools Frankfurt program, launched on November 20, 2023, is to systematically bring school practice, educational
Schools in Hesse have hardly started again after the long summer break, and already the Frankfurt Kinder-Uni is about to
Laureate discovered the language in which gut bacteria educate our immune system Physician and immunologist Dennis L. Kasper (80) of
Economist Eugene N. White has accepted the 2023 summer semester visiting professorship sponsored by Bankhaus Metzler and the Friedrich Flick
Award recognizes work in the field of environmental and socio-ecological sustainability research at Goethe University Frankfurt. This year’s “Frankfurter Preis
Goethe University Frankfurt signs cooperation agreement with United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) for forensic “Identifications in Mexico” project. Germany –
Violence against children and young people is a global phenomenon. The master’s seminar, offered annually since 2017, starts with the
As a child of Jewish parents, her father narrowly escaped the Holocaust in Germany. While visiting the country, Israel native
Biljana Biljanovska and Freya Carolin Nelson, both of whom obtained their doctorates from Goethe University with theses on business law,
On December 20, 2022, the Taliban issued a ban on women attending Afghan universities. Since taking control of the country
Scientific failures as opportunities, the dangers of state influence, and biographies of scientists as role-models. Fascinating topics are the focus
Artist Laura J. Padgett, a lecturer in theater, film and media studies, wants to photographically explore the historical complexity of
ChatGPT, a chatbot prototype developed by US company OpenAI, is on everyone’s lips right now. Some of the questions asked
Philosopher Martha Nussbaum on the similarity of emotions in humans and other animals, the inspiration for her new book Justice
As a fellow at the Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften, political scientist Dr. Nojang Khatami is researching how the liberal democratic orders can
Prof. Karin Böhning-Gaese is a professor at Goethe University Frankfurt. In 2010 she became Director of the city’s Senckenberg Biodiversity
The baby boomer generation is gradually retiring, leaving behind large gaps in the labor market that a younger workforce is
Biochemist and physician Dr Leif S. Ludwig (40) from the Berlin Institute of Health at Charité (BIH) and the Max
People who have fled to Germany to escape war and violence often suffered traumatic experiences. Torture, rape or attacks can
Protecting the cybersecurity of society, business and the state, and fending off threats: That is the goal of ATHENE, the
A new endowed professorship in Digital Transformation and Work will enhance the social science research at the Goethe University and
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