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© News / People / Research / Story 13. September 2023 The aesthetics of numbers – and the beauty of application Professor Dr Christiane Fuchs loves mathematics. She can spend hours immersed in formulas, but she also likes to work hands-on. © Bielefeld University/M. Adamski News / People / Research 12. September 2023 ‘Doing mathematics means being creative’ At the conference “Dynamics and asymptotics in algebra and number theory in Bielefeld”, top international scientists are now meeting at Bielefeld University to exchange their ideas and findings. © Bielefeld University Campus / News / People / Research 31. August 2023 New CITEC profile for broader research perspective With a new research profile and a new organisational structure, CITEC will now work even more efficiently on future-oriented technologies. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 17. August 2023 How robots adapt in communication In a new study by the Universities of Bielefeld and Bremen, scientists are testing how humans can better follow the instructions of a robot. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University/M. Adamski News / People / Research 12. September 2023 ‘Doing mathematics means being creative’ At the conference “Dynamics and asymptotics in algebra and number theory in Bielefeld”, top international scientists are now meeting at Bielefeld University to exchange their ideas and findings. © Bielefeld University Campus / News / People / Research 31. August 2023 New CITEC profile for broader research perspective With a new research profile and a new organisational structure, CITEC will now work even more efficiently on future-oriented technologies. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 17. August 2023 How robots adapt in communication In a new study by the Universities of Bielefeld and Bremen, scientists are testing how humans can better follow the instructions of a robot. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University Campus / News / People / Research 31. August 2023 New CITEC profile for broader research perspective With a new research profile and a new organisational structure, CITEC will now work even more efficiently on future-oriented technologies. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 17. August 2023 How robots adapt in communication In a new study by the Universities of Bielefeld and Bremen, scientists are testing how humans can better follow the instructions of a robot. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 17. August 2023 How robots adapt in communication In a new study by the Universities of Bielefeld and Bremen, scientists are testing how humans can better follow the instructions of a robot. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
© Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
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© Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © A. Sattler News / People / Research 23. January 2023 ‘Uncertainty Talk’ on Uncertainty in the Digital Age In an upcoming talk as part of the ‘Uncertainty Talks’ lecture series, Gerd Gigerenzer will speak about dealing with uncertainty in the digital age. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2
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