How collaborations between the University of Bremen, University of Oldenburg, and Leibniz University Hannover are strategically strengthening wind energy research
Julia Gantenberg on participatory research
Student perspectives on the early days of CampusRadio
The University of Bremen and the University of Oldenburg submitted a joint proposal to become a University Excellence Consortium in the current round of the German Excellence Competition. This article looks back at the outcomes of the 2012–2017 Excellence
Young researchers talk about how they benefited from the first round of Excellence funding
What is it like to offer accommodation to students from abroad? Two Bremen residents talk about their experiences
How UBRA researchers use AI software to simplify MRI use and improve diagnostics
The University of Bremen and the University of Oldenburg are combining efforts and applied together in the final round of the Excellence Strategy
President Jutta Günther on the strategic partnership with Oldenburg, the new role of universities in society, and the opportunities offered by a University Excellence Consortium in northwest Germany
Evgeniya Kabliman wants to use nano-level simulations to accelerate materials development and conserve resources
Ukrainian student Yuliia Kotvytska talks about her experience with the war in Ukraine – and what she hopes to accomplish with the “Unissued Diplomas” exhibit
Professor Schattenberg talks about perception, denial, and the consequences of the attack on Ukraine on Europe and science
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