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Nursing trainees and medical students manage a surgical ward together for a fortnight at the university hospital. Teamwork at eye level is required.

Whether we like it or not, sport has long since become political. A new study at the University of Würzburg examines the interplay of sport and power, using the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing as a case study.

The Chair of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy is creating a virtual room in which students can practise therapeutic conversations with an AI-generated counterpart.

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On Tuesday, 24 February 2026, two experts from the Neurological Clinic and Polyclinic of the University Hospital of Würzburg will provide information on the topic of stroke in a webinar.

A certain bacterium can slow down the healing of chronic wounds. A team from the University Hospital of Würzburg has now found a promising approach to combat the bacterium.

When he sees a sports shoe equipped with functional materials from his company, Thomas Schmidt is delighted. The chemist works for Huafeng.

Italian drawings from Martin von Wagner's collection will be the subject of a guided tour of the University Museum on Thursday, 12 February (in German). Registration via the University of Würzburg Community.

The Academic Orchestra of the University of Würzburg presents a chamber orchestra serenade on Friday, 6 February 2026, in the Catholic Hospital Chapel of the University Hospital of Würzburg. Admission is free.

The "Initiative Lebendiger Campus" (living campus initiative) invites you to a planting and fruit tree pruning course on Saturday, 28 February 2026. Registration is now open.

On Friday, 6 February 2026, the Siebold-Collegium Institute for Advanced Studies SCIAS of the University of Würzburg invites to the vernissage of the exhibition "Solche Dinge zählen" (Such things count) by the artist Wolfgang J. Langmandel.

How can the City and University of Würzburg shape a sustainable future together? An exhibition in the Kulturspeicher from Thursday, 12 February will show this.

Can a herbal food supplement influence individual salt sensitivity? A study by the University of Würzburg is investigating this question. Healthy men and women between the ages of 55 and 65 are being investigated.

Camilla Ciolli Mattioli studies the survival strategies of bacteria in host cells. The Biotechnologist is a new group leader at the Helmholtz Institute for RNA-based Infection Research and junior professor at the University of Würzburg.

Würzburg law professor Eva-Maria Kieninger has been appointed as a new member of the German Science and Humanities Council by the Federal President.