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01/20/2026 | AWARDS

Prostate cancer: Prize for Würzburg study

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Age alone is not an exclusion criterion for modern prostate cancer therapies: urologist Dr Marcel Schwinger was honoured for this finding. more
01/20/2026 | RESEARCH

One year in space: Würzburg small satellite InnoCube

Kleinsatellit InnoCube (links) mit dem Auswurfcontainer (recht). In diesem ist der Satellit an Bord der Rakete sicher verstaut.
On 14 January 2025, a SpaceX rocket launched InnoCube into orbit. The small satellite from the University of Würzburg is now celebrating its first anniversary - and can already look back on some great successes. more
01/20/2026 | RESEARCH

Initiating the next phase in quantum computing

The group produces the crystals themselves in the clean room and installs them in so-called III-V photonics platforms (see image).
A junior research group in Würzburg is developing a key technology for scalable quantum systems. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research is providing more than 6.6 million euros for this. more
01/20/2026 | RESEARCH

Trees4Adapt: Trees against climate change

Richtig umgesetzt können Wälder ein mächtiges Mittel gegen den Klimawandel sein.
Climate change and biodiversity loss are among the most pressing challenges of our time. With Trees4Adapt, the European Union has launched a project to address these challenges – with the University of Würzburg as a partner. more
01/20/2026 | RESEARCH

Fear reactions: Test subjects wanted for study

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The University Hospital of Würzburg is looking for healthy women between the ages of 18 and 60 for a study. The aim is to find out how virtual impressions influence emotions and physiological reactions. more
01/20/2026 | UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Working together for personalised cancer medicine in Europe

Present at the kick-off meeting in Brussels were (from left): J. Matt McCrary, Nele Löcher und Anke Katharina Bergmann.
To sustainably improve personalised cancer medicine: This is the goal that 151 organisations have set themselves in a European project. The University Hospital of Würzburg is one of them. more
01/20/2026 | CAMPUS

In favour of a structurally strong rural area

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The Nordhalbener Erklärung aims to draw the attention of state and federal politicians to structurally weak villages and small towns. Researchers from the Würzburg Institute of Geography and Geology support the petition. more
01/20/2026 | RESEARCH

Mentoring strengthens educational opportunities for socially disadvantaged children

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Children from less privileged families are less likely to attend grammar school after primary school, despite achieving the same results. Targeted mentoring can reduce this gap. more
01/20/2026 | RESEARCH

Maths also enables sustainable action

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Researchers from the Universities of Würzburg and Braunschweig have provided empirical evidence for the first time: Maths lessons are a suitable place to promote skills for sustainable development. more
01/20/2026 | CAMPUS

Paper dragon: Jean Paul's late work

Ein Werk zwischen Klassizismus und Romantik. Jean Paul ist Ende Januar Thema im Schelling-Forum.
Even 200 years after his death, the work of the German writer Jean Paul offers plenty of room for discussion. On Thursday, 29 January 2026, the Schelling Forum will be the venue for such an exchange. more
01/20/2026 | LEARNING & TEACHING

Poster presentation: "Cultural mediation to go"

From cosplay make-up to a transformed cigarette machine. On Wednesday, 21 January 2026, students from the University of Würzburg will present projects that were created as part of the additional qualification in cultural… more
01/20/2026 | UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Made in Würzburg: New radiotracers for adrenal imaging

Das „Bench-to-Bedside“-Team aus Endokrinologie und Nuklearmedizin des UKW, v.l.n.r.: Simone Seifert (Leitende medizinisch-technische Radiologieassistentin, Nuklearmedizin), PD Dr. med. Philipp Hartrampf (Nuklearmedizin), Professor Johannes Tran-Gia (Medizin-Physik, Nuklearmedizin), Katja Marienfeld (Chemisch Technische Laborassistentin, Endokrinologie), Dr. rer. nat. Britta Heinze (Biochemikerin, Endokrinologie), Professorin Stefanie Hahner (Endokrinologie), PD Dr. rer. nat. Andreas Schirbel (Radiochemie, Nuklearmedizin).
A tracer for primary hyperaldosteronism is designed to localise the cause of high blood pressure using simple imaging. It was developed at the University Hospital of Würzburg. more
01/20/2026 | PEOPLE

People - 20 January 2026

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