Dr. Mandy Boehnke on career paths at the University of Bremen – and why making them sustainable matters
Master’s student Jasmin on studying and living in Japan
How Sensors and AI Reveal the Content of Manure
Literature professor Karen Struve on women, diversity, and ingrained habits at the university
Flexible and portable biosensors are one of the applications being researched in the cleanroom of the Institute for Microsensors, -actuators, and -systems (IMSAS)
Whether serious games, environmental games, or first-person shooters – video games offer profound insights into human values, beliefs, and societal dynamics
Linguist Nicole Hober is researching a sub-form of the Mayan language in Belize and assisting with a translation of The Little Prince
How memorial sites commemorating the victims of National Socialism position themselves on TikTok – and why these hardly ever feature people persecuted for political reasons
Eva-Maria Mendez Montilla speaks about her new tasks as Environmental and Climate Protection Manager and the University of Bremen’s path towards climate neutrality
What do centuries-old calcium deposits reveal about why some coral reefs withstand the progressing global warming better than others?
Education researcher Sabine Doff on equitable schools
Artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and ever fewer eyewitnesses – How will these changes affect the way people remember the Nazi era?
This is stated in Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. An interview with legal expert Professor Lars Viellechner for Human Rights Day on December 10
We reunited with the three Afghan Omid Farda Scholarship recipients Nazdana Sultanfar, Sohrab Zarbafiyan, and Mohammad Fahim Amini to follow up on how they are doing
Mandy Boehnke and Marejke Baethge-Assenkamp explain how the German Academic Exchange Service has shaped the university
Let’s get digital: For 25 years, the Center for Multimedia in Higher Education (ZMML) has been promoting the use of digital teaching methods. Welcome to a slightly different tour of the campus
ConnectIn: Preparing international students for the German labor market
Communication researcher Cornelius Puschmann speaks about the risks automated bots pose for public discourse
How philosophy teaches us to view the world as a puzzle
How the University of Bremen benefited from Excellence funding: The Worlds of Contradiction research platform