Using Hurricane Florence (2018, U.S.) as an example, we show how web data can help with planning emergency response measures.

100 percent shatterproof glass is a dream that we at SCHOTT are getting closer and closer to. Learn in this presentation how the breakage of glass can be delayed by strengthening.

The Friedrich Loeffler Institute introduces itself, its mission, and its activities.

An Overview of Today's Automotive Electronics

Why Tiny Particles Are Changing Medicine—and What Sunscreen, Pregnancy Tests, and Modern Cancer Treatments Have in Common.

The rapid expansion of renewable energy goes hand in hand with the continuous optimization and development of existing and new technologies. In this presentation, we will show you the latest trends in the development of new, high-efficiency solar cells.

Dr. Stefan Gerber and Prof. Joachim Bauer will take you back to the founding years of the university after the defeat of John Frederick I in the Schmalkaldic War and look at the importance of the Salana for the Ernestines up to the time of the F

Meet our lab heroes Iris, Selma, Felix, and Spencer

What amazing feats do they perform in our bodies, and how do we study them?

Animal Health Quiz—a guessing game based on the format of a children's quiz show.

What happens when research takes place on stage instead of in academic journals? Our young scientists are proving it. Science can be surprising and truly exciting—with storytelling, passion, and a touch of theater.

How can a scratch in a car's paint be removed? The healing process we know from nature can also be applied to plastics.

Lecture on the rediscovery of Hittite culture and language (the oldest relative of German), with recitations of sample texts