© Sarah Jonek Research / Story 8. August 2023 More efficient railway technology thanks to neural networks At RailCampus OWL, researchers at Bielefeld University are helping to make rail transport fit for the future. © Patrick Pollmeier Research / Story 25. July 2023 How robots learn to understand our world What if we could teach robots manual skills, just like parents teach their children? © Oliver Krüger News / People / Research / Story 17. July 2023 Expeditions to the ends of the Earth Oliver Krüger researches how animals individually adapt to environmental changes and climate change – worldwide. © Sarah Jonek People / Story / Studies and Teaching 11. July 2023 A life for equations Professor Dr. Martina Hofmanová studies the flow of fluids and the role of randomness. © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski Campus / People / Story 13. June 2023 Benjamin Gess analyzes the impact of randomness on chaos The European Research Council is providing two million euros in funding for this research. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Patrick Pollmeier Research / Story 25. July 2023 How robots learn to understand our world What if we could teach robots manual skills, just like parents teach their children? © Oliver Krüger News / People / Research / Story 17. July 2023 Expeditions to the ends of the Earth Oliver Krüger researches how animals individually adapt to environmental changes and climate change – worldwide. © Sarah Jonek People / Story / Studies and Teaching 11. July 2023 A life for equations Professor Dr. Martina Hofmanová studies the flow of fluids and the role of randomness. © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski Campus / People / Story 13. June 2023 Benjamin Gess analyzes the impact of randomness on chaos The European Research Council is providing two million euros in funding for this research. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Oliver Krüger News / People / Research / Story 17. July 2023 Expeditions to the ends of the Earth Oliver Krüger researches how animals individually adapt to environmental changes and climate change – worldwide. © Sarah Jonek People / Story / Studies and Teaching 11. July 2023 A life for equations Professor Dr. Martina Hofmanová studies the flow of fluids and the role of randomness. © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski Campus / People / Story 13. June 2023 Benjamin Gess analyzes the impact of randomness on chaos The European Research Council is providing two million euros in funding for this research. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Sarah Jonek People / Story / Studies and Teaching 11. July 2023 A life for equations Professor Dr. Martina Hofmanová studies the flow of fluids and the role of randomness. © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski Campus / People / Story 13. June 2023 Benjamin Gess analyzes the impact of randomness on chaos The European Research Council is providing two million euros in funding for this research. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski Campus / People / Story 13. June 2023 Benjamin Gess analyzes the impact of randomness on chaos The European Research Council is providing two million euros in funding for this research. © Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Universität Bielefeld /Sarah Jonek News / People / Research / Story 6. June 2023 Mutations for the preservation of the species Professor Dr. Joseph Hoffman involved in large-scale study. © Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University/ Philipp Ottendoerfer News / People / Research / Story 31. May 2023 “National literature is a construct with a tradition” How do national literature and historical change influence each other? Three questions for Professor Dr. Berenike Herrmann. © University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© University of Bremen News / People / Research / Story 25. April 2023 The hesitant robot Can humans better follow a robot’s statements when it makes pauses in speech or produces filler sounds? © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Mike-Dennis Müller People / Research / Story 9. February 2023 Regulating power consumption with artificial intelligence Doctoral students from Bielefeld want to better control sudden high energy consumption with the help of AI. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University Research / Story 2. February 2023 How finch parents influence their chick’s gut microbio... New episode of research_tv: Behavioural ecologists are reporting on their study on genetic and social factors. © AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© AdobeStock People / Research / Story 31. January 2023 ‘Start from the extremes when measuring uncertainty’ Financial products and their development: Three questions for the financial mathematics expert Junior Professor Dr Max Nendel © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. January 2023 ‘There are always two sides to an explanation’ Machines responding to individual signals of their human partners: This is the objective of a new research project. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University People / Research / Story / Studies and Teaching 10. January 2023 “A programme for a bit of academic normality” Interview on the new cooperation of Bielefeld University and Zaporizhzhia National University with Professor Dr. Olena Tupakhina © Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Universität Bielefeld/M.-D. Müller Research / Story 13. December 2022 Combining New and Ancient Knowledge through Chemistry Vanessa Charnele Tsafack researches the antimicrobial properties of trees native to Sub-Saharan Africa. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 25. November 2022 ‘Boycotts rob a culture of a piece of its heritage’ German scholar Dr Matthias Buschmeier on how war literature interprets the past and present and how culture is becoming a field of battle in the Ukrainian war. © Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Mike-Dennis Müller / www.mdm.photo People / Research / Story 14. November 2022 ‘The Hollywood image of hackers is misleading’ Computer scientist Prof. Dr Peter Bernard Ladkin explains how great the danger really is of cyberattacks on Germany’s critical infrastructures. © Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University/M.-D. Müller People / Research / Story 11. November 2022 ‘The EU has responded to crises with deeper integration’ Dr Andreas Vasilache, political scientist and professor of European Studies, explains the role of the EU in the campaign against the Russian invasion © Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University/S. Jonek Research / Story 9. November 2022 Tobias Hecker wants to help curb violence against children The Bielefeld University psychologist heads an Emmy Noether junior research group investigating the effects of physical and emotional maltreatment. The team is developing concrete intervention recommendations. © ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© ThoPics/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 2. November 2022 How is climate change accelerating species extinction? Professor Dr Caroline Müller explains the consequences of rising temperatures for the ecosystem. © Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University People / Research / Story 21. October 2022 ‘Comparing with the Holocaust is relativizing history’ Analogies between the war in Ukraine and the Third Reich seem to be socially acceptable. Historian Professor Dr Antje Flüchter explains why some comparisons are misleading or even dangerous. © Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Bielefeld University Research / Story 28. September 2022 Doctoral network investigating targeted cancer treatments Researchers of European-wide collaborative network discuss their work in a new video. © Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Sarah Jonek Fotografie News / Research / Story 22. September 2022 The individualised chemistry of plants Conference on the issue: What is the significance of plant chemodiversity in a shifting environment? © Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
© Anatoly Stojko/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 13. September 2022 From self-driving cars to investment loans Economist Herbert Dawid analyzes economic uncertainties and the consequences of the proliferation of smart products. Page navigationPage 1Current Page 2Page 3
