© Optica News / People / Research 5. November 2026 New method shows cells in unprecedented detail How do cells respond to drugs? A new microscopy technique could provide more precise answers to this question in the future. Researchers from Bielefeld University and the University of Vienna have developed a method that makes the smallest cellular structures visible. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 2. November 2026 Uncovering forgotten chemical knowledge using AI How much chemical knowledge can be found in centuries-old alchemical recipes? A research team led by Dr Guillermo Restrepo, researcher at the Institute for Studies of Science (ISoS) at Bielefeld University, uses artificial intelligence to decipher historical texts and verify forgotten chemical findings in the laboratory. Because of this project, the team received a three-year funding from the non-profit scientific organisation Schmidt Sciences in the US. © EPFL 2022 / Fred Merz/ privat Campus / News / People / Research 28. October 2026 When Mathematics Connects Music and Space On November 6, 2026, Bielefeld University’s ‘Ars Mathematica’ lecture will bring together two extraordinary perspectives on mathematics: Fields Medalist Maryna Viazovska, alongside mathematician and musician Moreno Andreatta. © Nicolas S. Beermann/Bielefeld University News / People / Studies and Teaching 23. October 2026 Still at school—and already first author Farell Keiser is conducting research at Bielefeld University whilst still at school. He has now published his first academic paper as lead author in Professor Dr Dmitry Turchinovich’s research group. © Universität Bielefeld/S. Jonek News / People / Research 7. October 2026 CeBiTec develops antibody production using microalgae As part of the EU project “Heniprotect,” CeBiTec at Bielefeld University is developing a new platform for producing therapeutic antibodies in microalgae. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. October 2026 Fewer Unnecessary Tasks – Still Exhausted? Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, attention is turning to the question of what causes psychological strain at work. A study by Bielefeld University shows that inappropriate tasks are not the only factor associated with exhaustion. © Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 2. November 2026 Uncovering forgotten chemical knowledge using AI How much chemical knowledge can be found in centuries-old alchemical recipes? A research team led by Dr Guillermo Restrepo, researcher at the Institute for Studies of Science (ISoS) at Bielefeld University, uses artificial intelligence to decipher historical texts and verify forgotten chemical findings in the laboratory. Because of this project, the team received a three-year funding from the non-profit scientific organisation Schmidt Sciences in the US. © EPFL 2022 / Fred Merz/ privat Campus / News / People / Research 28. October 2026 When Mathematics Connects Music and Space On November 6, 2026, Bielefeld University’s ‘Ars Mathematica’ lecture will bring together two extraordinary perspectives on mathematics: Fields Medalist Maryna Viazovska, alongside mathematician and musician Moreno Andreatta. © Nicolas S. Beermann/Bielefeld University News / People / Studies and Teaching 23. October 2026 Still at school—and already first author Farell Keiser is conducting research at Bielefeld University whilst still at school. He has now published his first academic paper as lead author in Professor Dr Dmitry Turchinovich’s research group. © Universität Bielefeld/S. Jonek News / People / Research 7. October 2026 CeBiTec develops antibody production using microalgae As part of the EU project “Heniprotect,” CeBiTec at Bielefeld University is developing a new platform for producing therapeutic antibodies in microalgae. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. October 2026 Fewer Unnecessary Tasks – Still Exhausted? Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, attention is turning to the question of what causes psychological strain at work. A study by Bielefeld University shows that inappropriate tasks are not the only factor associated with exhaustion. © Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© EPFL 2022 / Fred Merz/ privat Campus / News / People / Research 28. October 2026 When Mathematics Connects Music and Space On November 6, 2026, Bielefeld University’s ‘Ars Mathematica’ lecture will bring together two extraordinary perspectives on mathematics: Fields Medalist Maryna Viazovska, alongside mathematician and musician Moreno Andreatta. © Nicolas S. Beermann/Bielefeld University News / People / Studies and Teaching 23. October 2026 Still at school—and already first author Farell Keiser is conducting research at Bielefeld University whilst still at school. He has now published his first academic paper as lead author in Professor Dr Dmitry Turchinovich’s research group. © Universität Bielefeld/S. Jonek News / People / Research 7. October 2026 CeBiTec develops antibody production using microalgae As part of the EU project “Heniprotect,” CeBiTec at Bielefeld University is developing a new platform for producing therapeutic antibodies in microalgae. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. October 2026 Fewer Unnecessary Tasks – Still Exhausted? Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, attention is turning to the question of what causes psychological strain at work. A study by Bielefeld University shows that inappropriate tasks are not the only factor associated with exhaustion. © Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Nicolas S. Beermann/Bielefeld University News / People / Studies and Teaching 23. October 2026 Still at school—and already first author Farell Keiser is conducting research at Bielefeld University whilst still at school. He has now published his first academic paper as lead author in Professor Dr Dmitry Turchinovich’s research group. © Universität Bielefeld/S. Jonek News / People / Research 7. October 2026 CeBiTec develops antibody production using microalgae As part of the EU project “Heniprotect,” CeBiTec at Bielefeld University is developing a new platform for producing therapeutic antibodies in microalgae. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. October 2026 Fewer Unnecessary Tasks – Still Exhausted? Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, attention is turning to the question of what causes psychological strain at work. A study by Bielefeld University shows that inappropriate tasks are not the only factor associated with exhaustion. © Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Universität Bielefeld/S. Jonek News / People / Research 7. October 2026 CeBiTec develops antibody production using microalgae As part of the EU project “Heniprotect,” CeBiTec at Bielefeld University is developing a new platform for producing therapeutic antibodies in microalgae. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. October 2026 Fewer Unnecessary Tasks – Still Exhausted? Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, attention is turning to the question of what causes psychological strain at work. A study by Bielefeld University shows that inappropriate tasks are not the only factor associated with exhaustion. © Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. October 2026 Fewer Unnecessary Tasks – Still Exhausted? Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, attention is turning to the question of what causes psychological strain at work. A study by Bielefeld University shows that inappropriate tasks are not the only factor associated with exhaustion. © Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Universität Bielefeld News / People / Research 29. September 2026 Same Plant Species, Different Chemistry Plants of the same species can differ considerably in their chemical composition, affecting their smell, taste, and even toxicity. A new study shows that the term “chemotype” has so far not been used consistently. © Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Kate Scardifield News / People / Research 15. September 2026 Turn of the Green Tides Algal blooms are intensifying worldwide, posing growing challenges for ecosystems and coastal communities. The ZiF workshop “Turn of the Green Tides” explores new ways of working with algal biomass to foster coastal resilience and climate adaptation. © Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Bielefeld University/ Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 10. August 2026 Gender, Diversity and Social Change Achievements in gender equality are increasingly being debated. Sociologist Diana Lengersdorf explains the social dynamics behind these developments. © Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Paul Bielefeld, Bielefeld University News / People / Research 3. August 2026 When digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand How can digitalization and sustainability drive transformation together? In this interview, the organizers of the workshop “Global Responsibility for Twin Transition” explain what matters most in achieving the twin transition. © IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© IRStone/stock.adobe.com People / Story 22. July 2026 How literature and language construct gender The Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies has invited two visiting professors in Gender Guest Professors. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 16. July 2026 1.58 million euros in funding for physicist Gert Aarts The researcher is moving to Bielefeld University with support from Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. He is known for his work on strongly interacting matter in connection with machine learning. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 14. July 2026 Plants switch immediately under high light Plants adjust protein production within minutes to protect themselves from intense light. A newly discovered signaling pathway enables ultra-fast stress responses and opens new avenues for climate-resilient crops. © Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
© Rebecca Moltmann News / People / Research 9. July 2026 Postsocialist & Postcolonial Legacies Across Borders The postsocialist legacy continues to shape power relations and conflicts to this day. An international workshop at the ZiF – Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Bielefeld University explores how these interconnections can be better understood. © Bielefeld University/ ZiF News / People / Research 17. June 2026 Robust Decisions for Humans and AI In the latest episode of the ZiF podcast ‘Interspaces’, the leaders of the Long-term Research Group discuss their research and the key challenges facing their interdisciplinary project. © Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
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© Maximilian Hanusch News / People / Research 16. June 2026 Invisible Chemical Landscapes Shape Life Plants, animals and microorganisms are constantly communicating via chemical signals. A research team has now shown that these signals merge in the environment to form complex ‘chemical landscapes’ that have a far greater impact than their individual components. © Marga van den Meydenberg News / People / Research 26. May 2026 The nexus of drugs and violence A new international research group at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is investigating how the boundaries between legality and illegality influence economic life, political power and social relations. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
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© Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 20. May 2026 In Search of Shared Patterns Dr Annika Burmester has been awarded a Klaus Tschira Boost Grant, which will fund her interdisciplinary research in mathematics. In this interview, the postdoctoral researcher discusses international influences and new opportunities for her work. © Bielefeld University People / Studies and Teaching / University Life 7. May 2026 Your first experience abroad, made easy On Europe Day on 9 May, Bielefeld students will report on their experiences abroad in the European University Alliance NEOLAiA. © Isaac Rudich News / People / Research 4. May 2026 Space logistics on the right track How does one plan a space mission that involves visiting multiple celestial bodies which are constantly moving? Researchers at Bielefeld University have, for the first time, developed a precise mathematical approach to this problem. © Patrick Pollmeier People / Research / Story 29. April 2026 ‘We want to develop AI with people rather than for them’ Artificial intelligence meets inclusion: Interview on new approaches to medical participation in the AI*IM Focus Area. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 20. April 2026 Three questions on post-socialism and coloniality Can post-socialism be colonial? Research group leader Professor Dr Anna Amelina explains how this question is being explored from an interdisciplinary perspective at the ZiF in Bielefeld. © NERC funded Deep Links project, University of Plymouth, UK News / People / Research 16. April 2026 Project advances protection of Atlantic corals Researchers in Bielefeld are using AI-based image analysis to lay the groundwork for new marine protected areas. As part of the “Coral Cartography” project, cold-water corals in the Atlantic are being comprehensively mapped for the first time. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 7. April 2026 The Power of the Individual – Talks Now Online The Individualisation Symposium 2026 brought leading researchers to Bielefeld. Two of the talks are now available online, offering insights into cooperation and social identity in humans and animals. Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
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