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Poster exhibition for the Developmental Language Disorders Day on Friday, 17 October: A team from the Institute of Special Education at the University of Würzburg has put it together.

The fourth historical Würzburg crime novel by Alexander Meining is here. Once again, the author is donating his fee to "Forschung hilft", the foundation for the promotion of cancer research at the University Hospital.

From 20 to 23 October, the University Library will be holding four online coffee lectures on key topics relating to open access publishing. Participation is free of charge and possible without registration.

The Universitätsbund Würzburg is currently offering two funding programmes. They are aimed at researchers from all disciplines and female students of natural sciences.

The "hands-on wall" and a barefoot path have recently been installed at the Hubland North Campus. All members of the university are invited to the opening ceremony on 21 October.

What opportunities and dangers lie in China's rise as a world power? This will be the focus of a public event at the Schelling Forum on Wednesday, 22 October.

The Academic Orchestra of the University of Würzburg opens the semester on Saturday, 18 October, with Bruckner's 8th Symphony - as a charity concert for children with cancer.

From voice training and rhetoric to confident presentation in virtual spaces and the use of artificial intelligence in the application process: the Career Centre is offering an extensive programme in the winter semester.

There are now explanatory videos on literary learning in German lessons for student teachers: freely accessible, practical and ideal for the entire degree programme. They were developed at the University of Würzburg.

If hybrid teaching is to be successful, it all depends on the didactic design. This is shown in a new study by a team of researchers from Würzburg and Barcelona. In it, they identify three basic forms.

The Hethitologie-Portal Mainz houses digital copies of around 30,000 clay tablets from an ancient people from Anatolia. A research team from the University of Würzburg has set itself the task of expanding this portal technically.

Researchers at the University Hospitals of Würzburg and Erlangen have taken an important step towards more precise treatment of metastasised renal cell carcinoma.

University President Paul Pauli has bid farewell to the long-standing directorate of the Siebold Collegium. He thanked them for their commitment and welcomed the successor trio.

The Science Slam is celebrating its 10th birthday. There will be two events to mark the anniversary: a classic slam on Friday, 7 November. Plus a best-of from ten years on Saturday, 8 November.

The Faculty of Human Sciences has awarded Dr Nina Döllinger the Beatrice Edgell Prize for her dissertation. The Matilda Prize for the best papers went to Dr Maria Pfeiffer and Nea Solander.