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How do you decipher a script that hasn’t been written in centuries? A script in a language we don’t know? One that isn’t inscribed on any “Rosetta Stone”? The example of Arabia shows that it’s possible—and why it sometimes takes so long.

Modern witches live right in the heart of the city. Magic and rituals are part of their everyday lives, and the winter season is full of magic and meaning. Who are these witches? Why do they call themselves that? What do they mean by "magic"?

How can the conservation of natural resources contribute to security policy? How does biodiversity enhance society’s resilience? Prof. Dr. Aletta Bonn answers these and other questions.

We’ll show you how we monitor the condition of dikes and transportation routes—such as roads and rail lines—as well as entire forests, and how images are turned into concrete decisions.

In presentations at 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., Epitype researchers will explain how epigenetic tests can be used for the reliable early detection of cancer.

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

How insects can provide clues about the time of death.

Cancer tumor edge detection with non-linear imaging biomedical probe

Electronics—how are they manufactured, and how do I know they're working properly?

Ready for a journey into the world of art? Together, we’ll take a slightly different look at brushstrokes and colors and explore how eye diseases and vision problems influenced the works of great artists.

The virtual reality application "A Glimpse into the Shadows" explores the consequences of the NSU's racist terror. The application is experienced in pairs in the virtual environment.

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 highlight current trends in the development of new, high-efficiency solar cells.

Animal Health Quiz—a guessing game modeled after a children's quiz show.

More dry spells and droughts, and at the same time more heavy rainfall and flooding—is all of this a result of global warming? Axel Kleidon explains why the water cycle is becoming more extreme and how this is already having an impact in Germany.