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?

With the help of artificial intelligence, researchers from the U Bremen Research Alliance want to catapult the retail sector into a new era with the project “Knowledge4Retail.”

The academic mid-level sector in focus: Dr. Sebastian Huhn from the Group of Computer Architecture.

How dangerous are the remains from two world wars for humans and the environment?

Veronika Eyring has won the most globally renowned science prize.

The initiative NFDI4Health Task Force COVID-19 is developing a national information and consultation structure for health data.

For the fifth time, a team of 25 international scientists used the CYGNUS supply transporter for the International Space Station ISS to conduct experiments with open fire in space.

The MOSAiC Arctic expedition is over – research with the data collected can really get going now.

Have you heard of gold or green open access and do you know how to recognize and avoid predatory journals?