© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 17. August 2023 How robots adapt in communication In a new study by the Universities of Bielefeld and Bremen, scientists are testing how humans can better follow the instructions of a robot. © Hertie School/Maurice Weiss News / People / Research 15. August 2023 Who benefits from the opportunities of AI? What controls are there over the companies that manufacture AI systems? AI researcher Professor Dr Joanna Bryson addresses this in the series “Co-Constructing Intelligence”. © Universität Bielefeld/Michael Adamski News / People / Research / Story 14. August 2023 Combining biocatalysis and chemocatalysis for green chemistr... Bielefeld chemist Professor Dr Harald Gröger publishes paper on the state of research on sustainable one-pot synthesis in the journal Chemical Reviews. Events 21. November Silylene Metal Complexes: Bonding to Catalysis 21. November Cristina Andenna, Saarbrücken: Prekäre Herrschaft? Königinnen aus eigenem Recht im spätmittelalterlichen Süditalien – Eine Projektskizze © 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. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski People / Research 4. August 2023 Digital methods in science and their impact Historian Prof. Dr. Silke Schwandt examines the role of digital methods in science and their influence on various uncertainties. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Hertie School/Maurice Weiss News / People / Research 15. August 2023 Who benefits from the opportunities of AI? What controls are there over the companies that manufacture AI systems? AI researcher Professor Dr Joanna Bryson addresses this in the series “Co-Constructing Intelligence”. © Universität Bielefeld/Michael Adamski News / People / Research / Story 14. August 2023 Combining biocatalysis and chemocatalysis for green chemistr... Bielefeld chemist Professor Dr Harald Gröger publishes paper on the state of research on sustainable one-pot synthesis in the journal Chemical Reviews. Events 21. November Silylene Metal Complexes: Bonding to Catalysis 21. November Cristina Andenna, Saarbrücken: Prekäre Herrschaft? Königinnen aus eigenem Recht im spätmittelalterlichen Süditalien – Eine Projektskizze © 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. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski People / Research 4. August 2023 Digital methods in science and their impact Historian Prof. Dr. Silke Schwandt examines the role of digital methods in science and their influence on various uncertainties. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Universität Bielefeld/Michael Adamski News / People / Research / Story 14. August 2023 Combining biocatalysis and chemocatalysis for green chemistr... Bielefeld chemist Professor Dr Harald Gröger publishes paper on the state of research on sustainable one-pot synthesis in the journal Chemical Reviews. Events 21. November Silylene Metal Complexes: Bonding to Catalysis 21. November Cristina Andenna, Saarbrücken: Prekäre Herrschaft? Königinnen aus eigenem Recht im spätmittelalterlichen Süditalien – Eine Projektskizze © 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. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski People / Research 4. August 2023 Digital methods in science and their impact Historian Prof. Dr. Silke Schwandt examines the role of digital methods in science and their influence on various uncertainties. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
Events 21. November Silylene Metal Complexes: Bonding to Catalysis 21. November Cristina Andenna, Saarbrücken: Prekäre Herrschaft? Königinnen aus eigenem Recht im spätmittelalterlichen Süditalien – Eine Projektskizze
© 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. © Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski People / Research 4. August 2023 Digital methods in science and their impact Historian Prof. Dr. Silke Schwandt examines the role of digital methods in science and their influence on various uncertainties. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University/ Marc Gilles News / People / Research 8. August 2023 World Congress on Behavioural Science at the University The focus of the world’s largest conference on behavioural research, that took place from 14 to 20 August at Bielefeld University, is on animal behaviour—its changes and backgrounds. Over 800 […] © Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski People / Research 4. August 2023 Digital methods in science and their impact Historian Prof. Dr. Silke Schwandt examines the role of digital methods in science and their influence on various uncertainties. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Universität Bielefeld/M. Adamski People / Research 4. August 2023 Digital methods in science and their impact Historian Prof. Dr. Silke Schwandt examines the role of digital methods in science and their influence on various uncertainties. © Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University News / People / Research 31. July 2023 Global challenges require global perspectives At the ZiF, two Norbert Elias Fellows work as international fellows in a research group. In the interview, they report on their experiences. © 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Patrick Pollmeier/Universität Bremen Campus / News / Research 10. July 2023 New Centre for the Co-constructive Artificial Intelligence The universities of Bielefeld, Bremen, and Paderborn have joined forces in CoAI JRC to develop AI systems that can provide humans with targeted support in performing tasks. © Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University News / University Life 7. July 2023 NEOLAiA consortium becomes ‘European University’ European Commission to provide NEOLAiA consortium with 14.4 million euros in funding © Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University / Despina Henke News / News / Research / University Life / University Life 29. June 2023 Bielefeld and Alberta: Learning on two continents Student Exchange within the Strategic Partnership between the University and Higher Education Institutions in Edmonton/Alberta, Canada © Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University Campus / News 26. June 2023 CEWS Equality Ranking: Bielefeld University in the lead Bielefeld University continues to play a leading role in the nationwide “University Ranking by Equality Aspects 2023”. © 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University Campus / News 10. May 2023 Statement of the Rectorate on the occupation of lecture hall... Since 2 May, activists from the group “End Fossil Occupy” have been occupying the university’s lecture hall H1 and one of the bridges in the university hall. This occupation was […] © Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University Campus / News 3. May 2023 Lecture hall H1 occupied by ‘End Fossil Occupy’ Protest action started on Tuesday evening, 2 May, at Bielefeld University. Activists want to use the occupied lecture hall for an event programme until Thursday, 11 May. © Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University News / Research 2. May 2023 The ‘silent pandemic’: Equity and gender considerations Researchers from Bielefeld University and Torrens University Australia in Adelaide aim to investigate whether equity and gender is being taken into account in efforts to tackle AMR in Germany and Australia. © 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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? © Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Stefan Sättele News / People / Research 19. April 2023 Prizes for the best doctoral theses in 2022 On April 18th, the Bielefeld University Society (UGBi) will be awarding prizes for the best doctoral theses at Bielefeld University. © Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University/Mike-Dennis Müller News / Research / Studies and Teaching 4. April 2023 Student laboratories as training venues for teachers New large-scale project of seven universities and one institute starts. It is funded by the federal government with around 3.2 million euros. © Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University News / Research 30. March 2023 Comparing inclusive school materials from all over Europe Teachers and students from the NEOLAiA network gather in Bielefeld. © Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University News / Research 27. March 2023 How can science better advise policy? The new ZiF research group deals with evidence-based policy-making. The inaugural workshop will focus on the misinterpretation of scientific findings. © Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Bielefeld University /M. Adamski News / People / Research 20. March 2023 University hosts world congress on behavioural research This summer, international scientists and students will come together at Bielefeld University for the world’s largest conference on behavioural research: Behaviour 2023. The university is expecting around 1,000 guests from 14 to 20 August. © Phillip Ottendörfer/Bielefeld University News / People / Story 2. March 2023 ‘Old political certainties are obsolete’ Political scientist Dr Thomas Müller on the narrative of the Ukraine war as a watershed and how this can influence change in the global order. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© 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. © Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Sarah Jonek News / People / Research 22. February 2023 Predicting outbreak of ALS disease with AI methods Bielefeld bioinformatics researchers publish study in Nature Machine Intelligence. They deciphered the genotype profiles of 3,000 ALS patients. © Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed. Page navigation«‹Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5Page 6›»
© Britta Kirst/MAKI Photo Lab News / People / Research 16. February 2023 Earlier detection and treatment of tuberculosis A team of international scientists led by Professor Dr Kayvan Bozorgmehr from Bielefeld has investigated whether a single screening for possible tuberculosis after arrival in the country is sufficient or whether there should be follow-up screenings and how these should be designed.
