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An important step towards better therapies for chronic nerve pain: a research team has decoded the molecular identity of sleeping pain receptors.

In 2026, the University Library of Würzburg will once again be presenting special items from its special collections to the public.

The CHARM-ED call promotes innovative, jointly developed educational activities within the CHARM-EU alliance. In particular, we are looking for short-term, intensive formats with a high student impact.

The largest genetic study on anxiety disorders to date reveals new biological mechanisms behind anxiety. It can help to find new ways to develop more precise therapies.

JMU presents its commitment to equality, diversity and equal opportunities in two new publications that have an impact beyond the campus.

Researchers involving the University of Würzburg discover microscopic connection between correlated electron states and superconductivity. The study is published in Nature.

Biomedical scientist Sarah Beck from the University Hospital of Würzburg has received the "Frank Misselwitz Memorial Award for Excellence in Thrombosis Research" for her research.

As part of the international "Love Data Week" campaign, the University Library is offering information and advice events on research data management from 10 to 12 February 2026.

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.