© James M. Davidson/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 28. March 2025 ‘Basic principles of nature preserved in marine sponges’ Bielefeld physicists and international colleagues discover ‘evolutionary toolbox’. © Alisha Jucevic News / People / Research / Story 19. March 2025 Individualisation in Change How do humans and animals navigate life transitions? The Individualisation Symposium 2025 explores biological, psychological, and social turning points – on March 25 at ZiF Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 12. March 2025 ‘We translate chemical reactions into maths’ Combined with biology and chemistry, mathematics offers new ways of modelling the microbiome and thus better understanding obesity: a key to targeted therapy. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 25. February 2025 Why Scientific Results Vary Different analytical methods have a significant impact on the results of scientific studies. This is demonstrated by a study conducted by an international research team, which includes researchers from Bielefeld University. © TRR 318/ Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 6. February 2025 ‘Development of new interactive decision-making systems’ Bielefeld University has set up an independent research group to investigate explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and its influence on human trust in AI. In this interview, its head Dr David Johnson talks about its aims and methods. © Philipp Ottendörfer People / Research / Story 23. January 2025 ‘Understanding uncertainty as a driver of innovation’ Center for Uncertainty Studies (CeUS) establishes new research approach. © Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. 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© Alisha Jucevic News / People / Research / Story 19. March 2025 Individualisation in Change How do humans and animals navigate life transitions? The Individualisation Symposium 2025 explores biological, psychological, and social turning points – on March 25 at ZiF Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 12. March 2025 ‘We translate chemical reactions into maths’ Combined with biology and chemistry, mathematics offers new ways of modelling the microbiome and thus better understanding obesity: a key to targeted therapy. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 25. February 2025 Why Scientific Results Vary Different analytical methods have a significant impact on the results of scientific studies. This is demonstrated by a study conducted by an international research team, which includes researchers from Bielefeld University. © TRR 318/ Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 6. February 2025 ‘Development of new interactive decision-making systems’ Bielefeld University has set up an independent research group to investigate explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and its influence on human trust in AI. In this interview, its head Dr David Johnson talks about its aims and methods. © Philipp Ottendörfer People / Research / Story 23. January 2025 ‘Understanding uncertainty as a driver of innovation’ Center for Uncertainty Studies (CeUS) establishes new research approach. © Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. 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© Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 12. March 2025 ‘We translate chemical reactions into maths’ Combined with biology and chemistry, mathematics offers new ways of modelling the microbiome and thus better understanding obesity: a key to targeted therapy. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 25. February 2025 Why Scientific Results Vary Different analytical methods have a significant impact on the results of scientific studies. This is demonstrated by a study conducted by an international research team, which includes researchers from Bielefeld University. © TRR 318/ Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 6. February 2025 ‘Development of new interactive decision-making systems’ Bielefeld University has set up an independent research group to investigate explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and its influence on human trust in AI. In this interview, its head Dr David Johnson talks about its aims and methods. © Philipp Ottendörfer People / Research / Story 23. January 2025 ‘Understanding uncertainty as a driver of innovation’ Center for Uncertainty Studies (CeUS) establishes new research approach. © Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 25. February 2025 Why Scientific Results Vary Different analytical methods have a significant impact on the results of scientific studies. This is demonstrated by a study conducted by an international research team, which includes researchers from Bielefeld University. © TRR 318/ Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 6. February 2025 ‘Development of new interactive decision-making systems’ Bielefeld University has set up an independent research group to investigate explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and its influence on human trust in AI. In this interview, its head Dr David Johnson talks about its aims and methods. © Philipp Ottendörfer People / Research / Story 23. January 2025 ‘Understanding uncertainty as a driver of innovation’ Center for Uncertainty Studies (CeUS) establishes new research approach. © Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. 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© TRR 318/ Mike-Dennis Müller News / People / Research 6. February 2025 ‘Development of new interactive decision-making systems’ Bielefeld University has set up an independent research group to investigate explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and its influence on human trust in AI. In this interview, its head Dr David Johnson talks about its aims and methods. © Philipp Ottendörfer People / Research / Story 23. January 2025 ‘Understanding uncertainty as a driver of innovation’ Center for Uncertainty Studies (CeUS) establishes new research approach. © Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. 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© Philipp Ottendörfer People / Research / Story 23. January 2025 ‘Understanding uncertainty as a driver of innovation’ Center for Uncertainty Studies (CeUS) establishes new research approach. © Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Foto li.: Pablo Holmes, Foto re.: privat News / Research 10. January 2025 Self-managed abortion Feminist networks campaign for reproductive rights. A research group at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) is investigating their role and impact. © photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© photophonie/adobe.com People / Research / Story 5. December 2024 How common are means of increasing mental performance? In a research_tv interview, sociologist Dr Sebastian Sattler talks about the prevalence of neuroenhancement. © Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Bielefeld University/Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 5. December 2024 ERC Consolidator Grant: 4 million euros to Bielefeld sociolo... Professor Dr. Minh Nguyen and Professor Dr. Carsten Sauer have both received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). They are studying, respectively, financial risks in Asia and wage differentials in Europe. © Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Evangelisches Klinikum Bethel/S. Jonek News / Research 27. November 2024 Bielefeld doctoral student competes in FameLab world final Fingers crossed for Julian Neugebauer on Friday. He is competing in the world final of FameLab, the championship in explaining scientific questions in an understandable way. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 26. November 2024 How the Holocaust narrative is appropriated and distorted The Swiss author Alexander Estis analysed the instrumentalisation of historical memory in his lecture at the Collaborative Research Centre 1288. The recording is now online. © WesLens/peopleimages.com/adobe.com People / Research / Story 20. November 2024 How narratives influence behaviour In the latest research_tv episode: study on dealing with strategic narratives. © Marc Benkmann People / Research / Story 18. November 2024 How people without parents succeed in life Heisenberg Professor Dr Daniela Schiek focuses on how parentless people shape their lives. © elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
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© elixirfoto/adobe.com Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘Our approach can serve to bring more objectivity to debates’ Research Centre investigates how practices of comparing shape power structures and influence historical developments. © Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Mike-Dennis Müller Campus / Jubilee / Research / Story 8. November 2024 ‘We are still a provocation for the school system’ For 50 years, the Laborschule and the Oberstufen-Kolleg have been a continuous source of new ideas in the school landscape. © adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© adfoto/adobe.com People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 8. November 2024 Christopher Voll sees beauty in numbers For the professor, mathematics is an form of art. He leads, with colleagues, no fewer than three subprojects in the Collaborative Research Centre on Integral Structures. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 21. October 2024 Plant chemicals shape animal social lives Bielefeld researchers reveal food-independent plant-insect interactions. Publication in the ‘Journal of Animal Ecology’. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 15. October 2024 Research without borders with the Double Degree Programme PhD student Satoshi Horino from Japan about the benefits of a jointly provided degree from Bielefeld and Osaka. © Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Shell Jugendstudie News / People / Research 15. October 2024 Young people 2024: Worried, but pragmatic and optimistic Young people remain optimistic: results of the new Shell Youth Study published. Bielefeld University has been in charge of the study since 2002. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 1. October 2024 Philosophical Engagement with Biology and Medicine In an interview, philosopher of science Alkistis Elliott-Graves describes the special features and challenges of the ZiF workshop “Philosophical engagement on biology and medicine”. © Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© Universität Bielefeld/Martin Stoffel News / People / Research 27. September 2024 Return of the Elephants Seals: From a Few to Thousands A new international study led by Bielefeld University has revealed the genetic impact of hunting on northern elephant seals. © 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
© 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. Page navigation‹Page 1Page 2Current Page 3Page 4Page 5›»
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