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Stephanie Döpper is an expert in Near Eastern archaeology at the University of Würzburg. During a field trip to Oman, she stumbled across a 4,000-year-old artefact.

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

Professor Marcel Romanos from Würzburg University Hospital will be taking part in the Süddeutsche Zeitung’s Health Forum as an ADHD expert. The event will take place online on Wednesday 8 July. Registration is required.

How pain subsides depends on gender – even though the immediate reaction to the injury is largely the same. Researchers at Würzburg University Hospital have made this observation in an animal model.

Students Silas Happ and Marco Stiegelbauer have been newly elected to the University Senate. The full results of the university elections are available on the Electoral Office’s website.

Around 60 teachers, students and other interested parties gathered in Würzburg to discuss decolonial perspectives on English textbooks, digital teaching approaches and approaches to learning.

The externally funded WueCAST project is providing engaging professional development opportunities for students and teaching staff.

The 8th Bavarian Vaccination Week begins on 3 July with an information and consultation initiative organised by the Bavarian Centre for Cancer Research (BZKF). This year’s focus is on raising awareness about the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine.

The University Library is introducing ‘BibBot’, an AI-powered chat assistant: this will supplement the digital enquiry service outside of regular live chat hours. The initiative was launched at the suggestion of students.

The supplementary course leading to the Career Centre’s Professional Skills Certificate is now in its third round. Interested students can apply until 15 July.

A star-studded line-up: Harald Lesch and Michel Friedman were guests at the Schelling-Forum in mid-June. The discussion is now available as a video and an audio recording.

A brain atlas designed to make micrometre-scale anatomy usable in everyday clinical practice. Helen Friedrich, a medical student at the University of Würzburg, is working on that. A conversation about her path into research.

Digital transformation in STEM education is at the heart of the new elite degree programme, EET4STEM, at the University of Würzburg. In June, students found out more about the new programme – applications are still being accepted.

The University’s Academic Orchestra invites you to a chamber music soirée at the Neubaukirche on Thursday 9 July. Admission is free.

The JMU CampusGarten is growing: the student gardening team is now making the communal garden on Campus North more accessible.