© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 9. September 2024 Trust or distrust towards AI chatbots How do users deal with the technology? Computational linguist Prof. Dr Hendrik Buschmeier talks about this in a lecture series of the Transregio “Constructing Explainability”. The recording is now online. © Bielefeld University Campus / People / Research 23. July 2024 Borders – European and African perspectives The university’s ZiF offers two scholarships for researchers from Africa every year: the Norbert Elias Scholarships are sponsored by the Volkswagen Foundation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. July 2024 New development: flexible but ultra-strong films Until now, two-dimensional materials were considered brittle. An international research team, including physicists from Bielefeld, has now developed extremely thin structures that could be used for foldable computers, for example. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 16. July 2024 Bielefeld team sets off for the RoboCup World Championships Team of researchers and students faces international competition. Service robot TIAGo is to master everyday tasks. © Can Atacan People / Research / Story 15. July 2024 In the city with a colorful soul Bielefeld in the world: mathematician Can Atacan is a visiting researcher in Seoul to conduct research on random matrix theory with colleagues. © Tobias Hoffmann, Carina Jahnke (colouring), Robert Koch Institute News / Research 11. July 2024 Covid-19: migrants globally at higher risk Study led by Bielefeld University shows 84 per cent higher risk of infection among migrants compared to the general population based on data from over 53 million people. © Ludmila/adobe.com People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Substitutes for the cooling miracle How shall we cool things down in the future? Physicist Jürgen Schnack seeks materials to reach super-low temperatures. © Patrick Pollmeier/HSBI People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Using atomic analyses to recycle plastics efficiently In the InCamS@BI transfer project, physicists are using high-resolution microscopes to look into the atomic lattice of plastics. Their findings should contribute to boosting circular economy. © Bielefeld University News / Research 24. June 2024 DataNinja presents innovations for trustworthy AI The Research Training Group takes stock after three years of research, during which the team of doctoral students and established scientists worked on trustworthy AI systems and their embedding. © Gorodenkoff/stock.adobe.com News / People / Research 24. June 2024 ‘We want to know the limits of the algorithm’ Dr Petra Bevandić and Dr Robin Chan are teaching computer vision systems to deal with something unknown. © Bielefeld University News / Research 10. June 2024 Entanglements of illegality, legality and violence At the ZiF, researchers discuss the links between illegality and violence in the drug trade in the Americas. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 10. June 2024 ‘The relationship between body and environment has changed’ How people’s perception of themselves has changed since early modern times. Three questions to historian Malte Wittmaack. © Bielefeld University News / Research 4. June 2024 Conference on the technology of argumentation machines Ratio-24 at the university shows how technical systems can recognise argumentative structures using large language models. This can help to make opinion-forming more transparent. © Bielefeld University News / Research 28. May 2024 Special edition on occasion of the World Health Assembly Migration and health are the subject of a new series in a Lancet journal. Three of the university’s health scientists are among the authors. © Valerie Kloubert Campus / News / Research 23. May 2024 70 per cent took substances to enhance cognitive performance Data were analysed from more than 22,000 participants, making this the largest representative study to date on the prevalence of neuroenhancers in Germany. © Campus / News / Research 21. May 2024 Dealing with AI chatbots Transregio on the explainability of artificial intelligence invites you to online lectures. © Bielefeld University News / Research 17. May 2024 When are children most receptive? Lecture shows the influence of changing environments on learning. The recording is now online. The presentation was given at the JICE Symposium on Individualisation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. May 2024 Celiac disease: New findings on the effects of gluten New study reveals how a certain protein byproduct from wheat reduces the protective barrier of the gut lining. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 19. April 2024 ‘Individualization is essential in both prevention and therapy’ How individual factors impact on everyday life, whether on performance or the distribution of risks. We interviewed two researchers from the JICE Institute. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 19. April 2024 PortaBLe: New online portal for teacher training Openly available teaching materials and research papers for educators – this is what the new service offers for all phases of education. © private People / Research / Story 15. April 2024 Analysing deep-sea images with AI Bioinformatician Tim Nattkemper uses AI to protect underwater biodiversity in the EU project ‘BioProtect’ © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research 27. March 2024 From splicing to survival: how plants respond to stress Biologists at the university investigated altered gene expression. They cooperated with researchers in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 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© Bielefeld University Campus / People / Research 23. July 2024 Borders – European and African perspectives The university’s ZiF offers two scholarships for researchers from Africa every year: the Norbert Elias Scholarships are sponsored by the Volkswagen Foundation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. July 2024 New development: flexible but ultra-strong films Until now, two-dimensional materials were considered brittle. An international research team, including physicists from Bielefeld, has now developed extremely thin structures that could be used for foldable computers, for example. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 16. July 2024 Bielefeld team sets off for the RoboCup World Championships Team of researchers and students faces international competition. Service robot TIAGo is to master everyday tasks. © Can Atacan People / Research / Story 15. July 2024 In the city with a colorful soul Bielefeld in the world: mathematician Can Atacan is a visiting researcher in Seoul to conduct research on random matrix theory with colleagues. © Tobias Hoffmann, Carina Jahnke (colouring), Robert Koch Institute News / Research 11. July 2024 Covid-19: migrants globally at higher risk Study led by Bielefeld University shows 84 per cent higher risk of infection among migrants compared to the general population based on data from over 53 million people. © Ludmila/adobe.com People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Substitutes for the cooling miracle How shall we cool things down in the future? Physicist Jürgen Schnack seeks materials to reach super-low temperatures. © Patrick Pollmeier/HSBI People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Using atomic analyses to recycle plastics efficiently In the InCamS@BI transfer project, physicists are using high-resolution microscopes to look into the atomic lattice of plastics. Their findings should contribute to boosting circular economy. © Bielefeld University News / Research 24. June 2024 DataNinja presents innovations for trustworthy AI The Research Training Group takes stock after three years of research, during which the team of doctoral students and established scientists worked on trustworthy AI systems and their embedding. © Gorodenkoff/stock.adobe.com News / People / Research 24. June 2024 ‘We want to know the limits of the algorithm’ Dr Petra Bevandić and Dr Robin Chan are teaching computer vision systems to deal with something unknown. © Bielefeld University News / Research 10. June 2024 Entanglements of illegality, legality and violence At the ZiF, researchers discuss the links between illegality and violence in the drug trade in the Americas. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 10. June 2024 ‘The relationship between body and environment has changed’ How people’s perception of themselves has changed since early modern times. Three questions to historian Malte Wittmaack. © Bielefeld University News / Research 4. June 2024 Conference on the technology of argumentation machines Ratio-24 at the university shows how technical systems can recognise argumentative structures using large language models. This can help to make opinion-forming more transparent. © Bielefeld University News / Research 28. May 2024 Special edition on occasion of the World Health Assembly Migration and health are the subject of a new series in a Lancet journal. Three of the university’s health scientists are among the authors. © Valerie Kloubert Campus / News / Research 23. May 2024 70 per cent took substances to enhance cognitive performance Data were analysed from more than 22,000 participants, making this the largest representative study to date on the prevalence of neuroenhancers in Germany. © Campus / News / Research 21. May 2024 Dealing with AI chatbots Transregio on the explainability of artificial intelligence invites you to online lectures. © Bielefeld University News / Research 17. May 2024 When are children most receptive? Lecture shows the influence of changing environments on learning. The recording is now online. The presentation was given at the JICE Symposium on Individualisation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. May 2024 Celiac disease: New findings on the effects of gluten New study reveals how a certain protein byproduct from wheat reduces the protective barrier of the gut lining. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 19. April 2024 ‘Individualization is essential in both prevention and therapy’ How individual factors impact on everyday life, whether on performance or the distribution of risks. We interviewed two researchers from the JICE Institute. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 19. April 2024 PortaBLe: New online portal for teacher training Openly available teaching materials and research papers for educators – this is what the new service offers for all phases of education. © private People / Research / Story 15. April 2024 Analysing deep-sea images with AI Bioinformatician Tim Nattkemper uses AI to protect underwater biodiversity in the EU project ‘BioProtect’ © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research 27. March 2024 From splicing to survival: how plants respond to stress Biologists at the university investigated altered gene expression. They cooperated with researchers in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The study has now been published in ‘The Plant Cell’. © Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 25. March 2024 ‘Out of the spheres of the private and the moral’ Social anthropologist Minh Nguyen analyses how care is organized under market socialism. 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© Bielefeld University News / Research 16. July 2024 New development: flexible but ultra-strong films Until now, two-dimensional materials were considered brittle. An international research team, including physicists from Bielefeld, has now developed extremely thin structures that could be used for foldable computers, for example. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 16. July 2024 Bielefeld team sets off for the RoboCup World Championships Team of researchers and students faces international competition. Service robot TIAGo is to master everyday tasks. © Can Atacan People / Research / Story 15. July 2024 In the city with a colorful soul Bielefeld in the world: mathematician Can Atacan is a visiting researcher in Seoul to conduct research on random matrix theory with colleagues. © Tobias Hoffmann, Carina Jahnke (colouring), Robert Koch Institute News / Research 11. July 2024 Covid-19: migrants globally at higher risk Study led by Bielefeld University shows 84 per cent higher risk of infection among migrants compared to the general population based on data from over 53 million people. © Ludmila/adobe.com People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Substitutes for the cooling miracle How shall we cool things down in the future? Physicist Jürgen Schnack seeks materials to reach super-low temperatures. © Patrick Pollmeier/HSBI People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Using atomic analyses to recycle plastics efficiently In the InCamS@BI transfer project, physicists are using high-resolution microscopes to look into the atomic lattice of plastics. Their findings should contribute to boosting circular economy. © Bielefeld University News / Research 24. June 2024 DataNinja presents innovations for trustworthy AI The Research Training Group takes stock after three years of research, during which the team of doctoral students and established scientists worked on trustworthy AI systems and their embedding. © Gorodenkoff/stock.adobe.com News / People / Research 24. June 2024 ‘We want to know the limits of the algorithm’ Dr Petra Bevandić and Dr Robin Chan are teaching computer vision systems to deal with something unknown. © Bielefeld University News / Research 10. June 2024 Entanglements of illegality, legality and violence At the ZiF, researchers discuss the links between illegality and violence in the drug trade in the Americas. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 10. June 2024 ‘The relationship between body and environment has changed’ How people’s perception of themselves has changed since early modern times. Three questions to historian Malte Wittmaack. © Bielefeld University News / Research 4. June 2024 Conference on the technology of argumentation machines Ratio-24 at the university shows how technical systems can recognise argumentative structures using large language models. This can help to make opinion-forming more transparent. © Bielefeld University News / Research 28. May 2024 Special edition on occasion of the World Health Assembly Migration and health are the subject of a new series in a Lancet journal. Three of the university’s health scientists are among the authors. © Valerie Kloubert Campus / News / Research 23. May 2024 70 per cent took substances to enhance cognitive performance Data were analysed from more than 22,000 participants, making this the largest representative study to date on the prevalence of neuroenhancers in Germany. © Campus / News / Research 21. May 2024 Dealing with AI chatbots Transregio on the explainability of artificial intelligence invites you to online lectures. © Bielefeld University News / Research 17. May 2024 When are children most receptive? Lecture shows the influence of changing environments on learning. The recording is now online. The presentation was given at the JICE Symposium on Individualisation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. May 2024 Celiac disease: New findings on the effects of gluten New study reveals how a certain protein byproduct from wheat reduces the protective barrier of the gut lining. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 19. April 2024 ‘Individualization is essential in both prevention and therapy’ How individual factors impact on everyday life, whether on performance or the distribution of risks. We interviewed two researchers from the JICE Institute. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 19. April 2024 PortaBLe: New online portal for teacher training Openly available teaching materials and research papers for educators – this is what the new service offers for all phases of education. © private People / Research / Story 15. April 2024 Analysing deep-sea images with AI Bioinformatician Tim Nattkemper uses AI to protect underwater biodiversity in the EU project ‘BioProtect’ © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research 27. March 2024 From splicing to survival: how plants respond to stress Biologists at the university investigated altered gene expression. They cooperated with researchers in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The study has now been published in ‘The Plant Cell’. © Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 25. March 2024 ‘Out of the spheres of the private and the moral’ Social anthropologist Minh Nguyen analyses how care is organized under market socialism. 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© Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 16. July 2024 Bielefeld team sets off for the RoboCup World Championships Team of researchers and students faces international competition. Service robot TIAGo is to master everyday tasks. © Can Atacan People / Research / Story 15. July 2024 In the city with a colorful soul Bielefeld in the world: mathematician Can Atacan is a visiting researcher in Seoul to conduct research on random matrix theory with colleagues. © Tobias Hoffmann, Carina Jahnke (colouring), Robert Koch Institute News / Research 11. July 2024 Covid-19: migrants globally at higher risk Study led by Bielefeld University shows 84 per cent higher risk of infection among migrants compared to the general population based on data from over 53 million people. © Ludmila/adobe.com People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Substitutes for the cooling miracle How shall we cool things down in the future? Physicist Jürgen Schnack seeks materials to reach super-low temperatures. © Patrick Pollmeier/HSBI People / Research / Story 10. July 2024 Using atomic analyses to recycle plastics efficiently In the InCamS@BI transfer project, physicists are using high-resolution microscopes to look into the atomic lattice of plastics. Their findings should contribute to boosting circular economy. © Bielefeld University News / Research 24. June 2024 DataNinja presents innovations for trustworthy AI The Research Training Group takes stock after three years of research, during which the team of doctoral students and established scientists worked on trustworthy AI systems and their embedding. © Gorodenkoff/stock.adobe.com News / People / Research 24. June 2024 ‘We want to know the limits of the algorithm’ Dr Petra Bevandić and Dr Robin Chan are teaching computer vision systems to deal with something unknown. © Bielefeld University News / Research 10. June 2024 Entanglements of illegality, legality and violence At the ZiF, researchers discuss the links between illegality and violence in the drug trade in the Americas. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 10. June 2024 ‘The relationship between body and environment has changed’ How people’s perception of themselves has changed since early modern times. Three questions to historian Malte Wittmaack. © Bielefeld University News / Research 4. June 2024 Conference on the technology of argumentation machines Ratio-24 at the university shows how technical systems can recognise argumentative structures using large language models. This can help to make opinion-forming more transparent. © Bielefeld University News / Research 28. May 2024 Special edition on occasion of the World Health Assembly Migration and health are the subject of a new series in a Lancet journal. Three of the university’s health scientists are among the authors. © Valerie Kloubert Campus / News / Research 23. May 2024 70 per cent took substances to enhance cognitive performance Data were analysed from more than 22,000 participants, making this the largest representative study to date on the prevalence of neuroenhancers in Germany. © Campus / News / Research 21. May 2024 Dealing with AI chatbots Transregio on the explainability of artificial intelligence invites you to online lectures. © Bielefeld University News / Research 17. May 2024 When are children most receptive? Lecture shows the influence of changing environments on learning. The recording is now online. The presentation was given at the JICE Symposium on Individualisation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. May 2024 Celiac disease: New findings on the effects of gluten New study reveals how a certain protein byproduct from wheat reduces the protective barrier of the gut lining. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 19. April 2024 ‘Individualization is essential in both prevention and therapy’ How individual factors impact on everyday life, whether on performance or the distribution of risks. We interviewed two researchers from the JICE Institute. © Bielefeld University News / Research / Studies and Teaching 19. April 2024 PortaBLe: New online portal for teacher training Openly available teaching materials and research papers for educators – this is what the new service offers for all phases of education. © private People / Research / Story 15. April 2024 Analysing deep-sea images with AI Bioinformatician Tim Nattkemper uses AI to protect underwater biodiversity in the EU project ‘BioProtect’ © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research 27. March 2024 From splicing to survival: how plants respond to stress Biologists at the university investigated altered gene expression. They cooperated with researchers in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The study has now been published in ‘The Plant Cell’. © Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 25. March 2024 ‘Out of the spheres of the private and the moral’ Social anthropologist Minh Nguyen analyses how care is organized under market socialism. Care, she states, must be analysed as public and political. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Studies and Teaching 25. March 2024 Continue talking about the conflict in the Middle East Interview with public health researcher Oliver Razum on a delegation trip to Israel and Palestine: how academic research might help address the conflict, and how insights can be transferred to Bielefeld teaching Page navigationCurrent Page 1Page 2Page 3›»
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July 2024 Using atomic analyses to recycle plastics efficiently In the InCamS@BI transfer project, physicists are using high-resolution microscopes to look into the atomic lattice of plastics. Their findings should contribute to boosting circular economy. © Bielefeld University News / Research 24. June 2024 DataNinja presents innovations for trustworthy AI The Research Training Group takes stock after three years of research, during which the team of doctoral students and established scientists worked on trustworthy AI systems and their embedding. © Gorodenkoff/stock.adobe.com News / People / Research 24. June 2024 ‘We want to know the limits of the algorithm’ Dr Petra Bevandić and Dr Robin Chan are teaching computer vision systems to deal with something unknown. © Bielefeld University News / Research 10. June 2024 Entanglements of illegality, legality and violence At the ZiF, researchers discuss the links between illegality and violence in the drug trade in the Americas. © Philipp Ottendörfer News / People / Research 10. June 2024 ‘The relationship between body and environment has changed’ How people’s perception of themselves has changed since early modern times. Three questions to historian Malte Wittmaack. © Bielefeld University News / Research 4. June 2024 Conference on the technology of argumentation machines Ratio-24 at the university shows how technical systems can recognise argumentative structures using large language models. This can help to make opinion-forming more transparent. © Bielefeld University News / Research 28. May 2024 Special edition on occasion of the World Health Assembly Migration and health are the subject of a new series in a Lancet journal. Three of the university’s health scientists are among the authors. © Valerie Kloubert Campus / News / Research 23. May 2024 70 per cent took substances to enhance cognitive performance Data were analysed from more than 22,000 participants, making this the largest representative study to date on the prevalence of neuroenhancers in Germany. © Campus / News / Research 21. May 2024 Dealing with AI chatbots Transregio on the explainability of artificial intelligence invites you to online lectures. © Bielefeld University News / Research 17. May 2024 When are children most receptive? Lecture shows the influence of changing environments on learning. The recording is now online. The presentation was given at the JICE Symposium on Individualisation. © Bielefeld University News / Research 16. May 2024 Celiac disease: New findings on the effects of gluten New study reveals how a certain protein byproduct from wheat reduces the protective barrier of the gut lining. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 19. 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