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Out and About in Israel – June 7: Workshop Day and Tech Talks on Rothschild Boulevard

Start-ups from Potsdam at the Tel Aviv University (TAU) Innovation Conference

In the morning we walk a few city blocks from our hotel to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, Israel’s only securities exchange. The modern high-rise juts …

Out and About in Israel – June 6: The TAU Innovation Conference Begins

Start-ups from Potsdam at the Tel Aviv University (TAU) Innovation Conference

Many of us received our first impression of Israel at the airport in Germany. If you fly with the Israeli airline el al – as did most of our …
The work of arts in Neuruppin´s Tempelgarten. Photo: Uschi Jung.

D.art Hits the Bull's-Eye! - When art meets school

No having to sit still, no recess bell. No need to prove anything, no fear of failure. There is no right or wrong, and yet it is still school. For a …
Prof. Dr. Heiko M. Möller in the laboratory

Proteins, Cell Migration, and Perseverance – Chemist Prof. Heiko M. Möller wants to understand cell adhesion and migration

Heiko Möller works at the interface of chemistry, biology, and medicine, which makes his research special. “We are interested in biomolecules,” says …

Guten Morgen Twitter! – Linguist and physicist examine the wake-up times of German Twitter users

For many people, the alarm clock rings much too early on Mondays. These people suffer from a mismatch between their social obligations and natural …
Prof. Dr. Sönke Neitzel

Cultures of Intelligence – How nations see their intelligence agencies

The first spy novel was published in 1903. “The Riddle of the Sands” by Irish author Robert Erskine Childers is the story of a young Englishman who …
Little World Models

World Models – Graduate Research School GeoSim Bridges Mathematics with Earth and Environmental Sciences

The earth is complex. What happens on it and in it is difficult to explain and can only be partially predicted.  Yet, this would be important, …

People in Motion - Saskia Oidtmann researches dance as improvisation and choreography

Four narrow, vertical lines appear in the distance on the runway of Tempelhof airport. They approach slowly. Four people come into view, walking …
Prof. Bryan S. Turner. Photo: Karla Fritze.

A Commuter between Cultures – 2015 Max Planck Research Award recipient Prof. Bryan S. Turner to research in Potsdam

On a proposal of the University of Potsdam, the 2015 Max Planck Research Award, one of the most highly endowed and prestigious academic prizes in …

A Seemingly Simple Idea – Dr. Ewald Weber researches feral plants

Enjoying nature, rejoicing in flowers, trees, and plants is a need for many people. This is why botanical gardens attract so many visitors and are a …