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“Crises Will Happen in More Rapid Succession and Even Overlap” – Prof. Sabine Kuhlmann and her team examined the crisis management of public administrations in Germany
The global spread of the novel coronavirus in early 2020 presented major challenges not only for health care systems, but also for administrations and... more
A Vision of a Networked Europe – How Students Can Benefit from the European Digital UniverCity
What do Alexander the Great, Big Data, Italian and the neurosciences have in common? They are all part of the online courses offered by the European... more
Shorter than the blink of an eye – Prof. Henrike Müller-Werkmeister can watch molecules in action with ultrashort laser beams
The sun was one of the first objects to be studied spectroscopically. As early as the 19th century, the researchers Robert Bunsen and Gustav Robert... moreNew Research Partnership Supports Early-Career Scientists in the Field of Drug Research
Das Promotionsprogramm PharMetrX der Freien Universität Berlin und der Universität Potsdam erhält mit dem Pharmaunternehmen Novo Nordisk einen... more
The Ultimate Semiconductor – Felix Lang develops solar cells and radiation detectors for outer space and medicine
Dr. Felix Lang prefers to work in the lab rather than at the computer. „When we test our solar cells, you can see immediately whether they are good or... more
“Transfer is Not a One-Way Street” – Educational researcher Prof. Hanna Dumont is counting on dialogue with schools and a theory of change
The shock after PISA ran deep. Hanna Dumont was a student when she was confronted in her pedagogy course with the fact that educational inequality was... more
Transparency Helps! – How the Harding Center Enables People to Understand Health Risks
Corona rushed into the world at the beginning of 2020. In January, it was still a marginal note in news about China, at the beginning of March there... more
33 Questions to Historian Prof. Miriam Rürup
Since December 2020, the researcher has been the director of the Moses Mendelsohn Center for European-Jewish Studies (MMZ) in Potsdam. She succeeded... more
To the left or to the right? – Geneticist Prof. Michael Lenhard investigates how plants can tell left from right
In the course of evolution, plants have developed various strategies to prevent self-pollination. The marsh butterfly lily, which originates from... more