Forschungsveranstaltungen

In light of current geopolitical developments, international knowledge and technology transfer is increasingly shaped by legal and security-related requirements. What does this mean in concrete terms for universities, research institutions, and researchers?

Sex and gender are basic dimensions of diversity that shape or influence most aspects of life – from the molecular underpinnings of health and disease to asymmetrical distribution of power and resources at the societal level. The importance of sex and gender aspects in research is increasingly…

How can research be made visible beyond academia and meaningfully engage the wider public? This is a key question faced by many researchers today. The answer can be found in the effectiveness of science communication, by telling your story in the right format for the respective audience, such as the…

Scientific publishing is one of the core tasks of scientists in order to document and present the results of their own research and ultimately to subject them to a quality check. Today, adequate scientific publishing includes not only the selection of a suitable form and place of publication, but…

Nach mehreren Wochen gemeinsamer Arbeit präsentieren die Challenge-Teams bei der Abschlussveranstaltung von „Challenge the Future“ ihre entwickelten Lösungsansätze. Die Studierenden geben Einblicke in ihre Arbeit und Ergebnisse. Anschließend bietet der gemeinsame Austausch Gelegenheit, Erfahrungen…

Research transfer is about sustainable science. Scientists have a responsibility to make the results of their research accessible and usable for society. However, their full potential often remains untapped because the next step to application does not take place. Using practical methods and…

In this workshop, we will explore how we can integrate sex and gender into grant applications within the humanities and social sciences. Not only is it now standard practice for most funding organizations to require applicants to specify these categories in their applications (e.g., DFG), but…