The number of people in Germany with significant hearing loss is estimated at between five and eleven million. Tests of hearing ability are therefore particularly important, but they are labor-intensive. A so-called hearing AI is now set to provide relief
The number of people in Germany with significant hearing loss is estimated at between five and eleven million. Tests of hearing ability are therefore particularly important, but they are labor-intensive.
Feedback from classes is an important part of quality teaching for many students. The results of the student survey conducted during the 2022/23 winter semester show that course evaluation (LVE)
Provenance research at Goethe University anticipates further extensive restitutions The Johann Christian Senckenberg University Library (UB) at Goethe University Frankfurt has been systematically reviewing its collections since 2020 to identify
How can particle collisions at the highest energies or cosmic radiation in the Earth’s atmosphere be simulated? This question is addressed in a comprehensive review article that was recently published
Frankfurt researchers discover an unusual metabolic pathway in the gut bacterium Blautia luti Researchers at Goethe University Frankfurt have discovered a surprising role for formic acid in the human gut:
When ultrathin crystal layers are stacked on top of each other with a slight twist, so-called moiré materials with entirely new quantum properties emerge. An international research team involving Goethe
German Research Foundation admits “Advanced Clinician Scientist” Dr. Sebastian Scheich to early-career program Dr. Sebastian Scheich of University Hospital Frankfurt will receive around €2 million over the next six years
Biologist and biochemist Stefanie Dimmeler, Professor at Goethe University Frankfurt and spokesperson for the Cluster of Excellence Cardio-Pulmonary Institute (CPI), has been awarded the Science Prize of the Hector Foundation,
Together with the Johanna Quandt Young Academy @Goethe, Goethe University is launching a funding program with three funding lines for early career researchers. The call is aimed at advanced R2 and
The Goethe Research Academy for Early Career Researchers (GRADE) awards five completion scholarships to international doctoral candidates of Goethe University Frankfurt. The scholarships are sponsored
Holder of the Rolf Sammet Endowed Visiting Professorship 2025 at Goethe University gives public lecture for interested citizens When cells activate which genes is the
Goethe University-led study reveals how mutations in the repair enzyme SPRTN trigger inflammation and premature ageing – new insight into Ruijs-Aalfs syndrome If severe DNA
The Collaborative Research Center “Treatment Expectation” focuses on risks, chances of recovery, and side-effect rates in patient education. Similar – yet not the same: Many
U.S. organization supporting prostate cancer research awards early-career prize to a scientist at Universitätsmedizin Frankfurt. Junior research group leader Dr. Anne Fassl from the Department
New study examines why people respond differently to trauma Experiences of violence can leave deep and lasting marks on the victim’s mental health. While some
DFG awards up to €2 million to Frankfurt University Library The German Research Foundation (DFG) is providing up to €2 million in funding to continue
Cancer cells tap into the nervous system’s power grid: Heidelberg neurologist co-founded the research field of “Cancer Neuroscience” Neurologist Dr. Varun Venkataramani (36) from Heidelberg
International research team secures over €1 million to study newly uncovered Roman cult district Several years ago, construction work for a new school in Frankfurt
Under the motto “Research Connects Across Borders,” the Foundation for the Promotion of International Scientific Relations at Goethe University is awarding the Goethe International Science
Some call it “lazy,” while others see it as “one of humanity’s greatest inventions”: compromise. In 2023, the research alliance “Democratic Vistas” devoted a conference
New Method from Goethe University Frankfurt Reveals Demographic Risks in Zoo Mammal Populations Many mammal populations in European and North American zoos are aging –
Studying with a practical focus and gaining early insights into the job market: for many students at Goethe University Frankfurt, this is part of reality.
Teaching degree students interested in completing a stay at a school abroad had the opportunity to learn more about such possibilities at an informative event
An interdisciplinary project seminar held in late 2025 at Goethe University Frankfurt fostered students’ grasp on art history and history. The focus was on a
Students create short films about (non-)urban landscapes. The one-week interdisciplinary workshop Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Program (BIP) took place for the third time last October, this
Goethe University is a partner in the international research initiative to generate open protein-ligand data, and lay the foundation for AI-driven drug discovery. Artificial intelligence
The Working Group on Semitic Languages at Goethe University Frankfurt demonstrates how language can serve as a bridge between disciplines. By linking research, teaching, and
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