Solveig Lena Hansen teaches public health ethics. Find out what it’s all about.

Those who are interested in climate change and wish to understand how algae in the oceans bonds with carbohydrates need to take a look at sugar.

Every smartphone is packed full with sensors. The computer scientist Tom Koller is investigating their potential for bouldering.

They are heterogeneous, not always easy to handle, and are increasing by the second: data. Without it there is no new knowledge.

"Facebook" becomes "Meta". This is a popular example of a new brand name. Why do companies rename themselves?

How useful is the implementation of technology and artificial intelligence in nursing? What is possible? What is difficult? Researchers from the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research are working on finding answers.

Communication engineers from the University of Bremen are researching and developing new mobile network systems

They are meant to be increasingly powerful, more durable, and lighter. The next generation of batteries already function in the lab.

Legal scholars from the university are carrying out research in a complex field of law

How Does Citizen-Science Research Work in Social Sciences?

A new form of rule is emerging gradually, observes scholar Shalina Randeria.

They are the archives of the oceans. Corals are a great indicator of how much human activities affect our oceans.

The computer scientist Hendrik Heuer develops applications that can help with the understanding of complex texts

The academic mid-level sector in focus: René Böhme from the Institute for Labour and the Economy.

The academic mid-level sector in focus: Dr. Arundhati Joshi from the Institute for Biophysics

The scholar Jeff Bale will carry out teacher education research at the University of Bremen.

The Heinz Maier Leibnitz Prize winner Julia Borst provides insights into her work and encourages the critical assessment of thought patterns.

Will it be possible for “normal” people to walk on walls and ceilings in the future?