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Ethnographic Short Films: Sustainability on Campus
10/07/2025 | CAMPUS

Walks around the Würzburg Hubland campus with University Chancellor Uwe Klug, with the "Living Campus" initiative or with students in the campus garden: A total of 20 new short films deal with sustainability at the university.

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10/07/2025 | CAMPUS

Playing without Limits: Treasures of the University Library in Virtual Reality

History meets gaming in the university library.
Attention game enthusiasts! On Saturday, 25 October 2025, virtual reality games originating from a cooperation between the University Library (UB) and the reserach group Games Engineering can be played in the University Library. more
10/07/2025 | AWARDS

National Award – Education for Sustainable Development for JMU

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Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) has become the first comprehensive university in Germany to receive the National Award – Education for Sustainable Development. more
10/07/2025 | RESEARCH

Rapid Test for Influenza Viruses: Simply Taste Your Way to Infection

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Detect influenza viruses quickly and easily with chewing gum or a lollipop: researchers from Würzburg, Braunschweig and Cologne demonstrate with a new diagnostic tool how this works. more
10/07/2025 | EVENTS

Kinder-Uni: Of Quanta and Cats

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The Würzburg Kinder-Uni (Kids Day) starts on Saturday, 18 October, with a lecture by physics professor Ralph Claessen. It's about the crazy world of quanta and a cat. more
10/07/2025 | RESEARCH

Research in Closed Regions

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How do you research a region that is virtually inaccessible to visitors? The podcast “Remote Chay” shows how scientists are using new methods to gain insights into a closed-off region of China. more
10/07/2025 | RESEARCH

How Alien Aquatic Plants Infiltrate Native Ecosystems

Mariana Prokopuk will be conducting research at the University of Würzburg as a Coimbra Group scholarship holder until December 9, 2025.
Dr. Mariana Prokopuk studies invasive aquatic plant species and their adaptation to new habitats. She is currently at the University of Würzburg on a Coimbra Group scholarship. more
10/07/2025 | CAMPUS

New Book: Can AI Save Nature?

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Artificial intelligence can protect animals and ecosystems and revolutionise nature conservation: This is shown in a new book co-authored by Dr Frauke Fischer from the University of Würzburg. more
10/07/2025 | JMU & SCHOOLS

Tandem Days at the University

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Accompany students in their everyday life at university: Pupils have this opportunity during the autumn holidays at the University of Würzburg. Registrations are possible until 15 October. more
10/07/2025 | JMU & SCHOOLS

Prizes for Commitment to the Common Good

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Inclusive encounters, generations in dialogue and sustainable consumption: these are the topics that P-seminars at secondary schools in Lower Franconia have been working on. They have now been honoured for their work at the… more
10/07/2025 | EVENTS

Korea: Politics, Culture, and Cuisine

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All interested parties are invited to a "Länderabend Korea" in Würzburg on Friday, 17 October. The King Sejong Institute at the university is co-organising the event. more
10/07/2025 | CAMPUS

Medicine: Mentoring Programme for Women and Men

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MENTORING med PEER is the career programme for all those who wish to pursue an academic career in medicine leading to a habilitation. The application deadline for the next round is 15 November. more
10/07/2025 | EVENTS

Apocalypses: Lecture Series on Concepts of the End Times

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How have people from the Middle Ages to the present day, from the former Soviet Union to the Caribbean, utilised apocalyptic patterns of interpretation? A new public lecture series in German language starts on 14 October. more
10/07/2025 | EVENTS

Online Lecture Series: Energy and Water

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From 14 October, the University of Würzburg will be taking part in an inter-university online lecture series on structural change and transformation. This time, the focus is on energy and water. more
10/07/2025 | UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Culture Award for Kathleen Wermke

Kathleen Wermke (fourth from left) accepted the "Kulturpreis Deutsche Sprache" in the Institutional Award category.
Kathleen Wermke has been researching the vocalisations of infants and toddlers for decades. She has now been awarded the "Kulturpreis Deutsche Sprache" for her work. more
10/07/2025 | UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Stopping Cancer Cells from the Breast on their Way to the Brain

Dr. Carolin Julia Curtaz is a senior consultant at the Women's Clinic of Würzburg University Hospital.
The Heinz-Walter Menke Foundation is funding a translational research project by Dr. Carolin Curtaz on cerebral metastasis in breast cancer with 25,000 euros. more
10/07/2025 | UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Continuously Pushing the Boundaries of Eye Research

Dr. Malik Haider (left column) was awarded the Sicca Prize at the DOG 2025 conference in Berlin, while Zhi Liang received the AG Young DOG Best Abstract Award.
A research team from the Würzburg Eye Clinic led by Dr. Malik Salman Haider celebrates success at the congress of the German Ophthalmological Society. more
10/07/2025 | CAMPUS

Individualised Therapy with Genomic Medicine

Portrait photo of Anke K. Bergmann
The Institute of Human Genetics at the University of Würzburg is moving to the University Hospital. There it will become part of the newly founded Institute for Clinical Genetics and Genomedicine. more
10/07/2025 | RESEARCH

Cervical Cells Have Their Own Immune Intelligence

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Epithelial cells lining the cervix are not just passive barriers. As a recently published study shows, these cells have their own “immune intelligence” and can prepare defenses before an infection spreads. more
10/07/2025 | UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

The Tricks of Harmful T Cells After Stem Cell Transplantation

Alloreaktive T-Zellen regulieren CD47 hoch und schützen sich so vor der Phagozytose („Aufnahme“) durch Makrophagen. Hier sind alloreaktive T-Zellen aus einer Patientenbiopsie dargestellt, die in den Darmtrakt eindringen und eine akute Transplantat-gegen-Wirt-Reaktion (GvHD) auslösen. Der Maßstab beträgt 20 μm.
A new study shows: Blocking the surface protein CD47 protects against graft-versus-host disease after allogeneic stem cell transplantation. more
10/07/2025 | PEOPLE

People - 7 October 2025

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Read about new appointments, job anniversaries, research sabbaticals and more. more