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"Endometriose – nicht heilbar, aber behandelbar" is the title of an information evening to which the Würzburg University Women's Hospital invites affected women and all interested parties on Tuesday, 24 March.

Researchers at the University Hospital of Würzburg have shown in a new study that therapies for multiple myeloma leave genetic traces. Their detection determines which therapies can be effective again.

23 clinics in Germany are currently investigating new ways of treating anorexia. The University Hospital of Würzburg is involved in this project.

To mark International Women's Day, the University Women's Representative team invites you to a critical and constructive exchange on Monday, 9 March from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm under the motto "Protest and Pretzels".

On March 12, the JMU Graduate Academy is once again inviting doctoral candidates and postdocs to the Night Writers Club, which offers a space for co-working, exchange of peers and time to work on a project.

Making decisions, dealing better with emotions: JMU Psychology alumna Julia Vogt investigates how people can do this and more.

The "Teachers as Changemakers" project began work at the start of 2022. At the end of the regular funding period, the participants have now presented their results. However, the work is not over yet.

Media communication students have developed a cross-media campaign for World Suicide Prevention Day. It will be rolled out nationwide in September 2026.

A new scientific statement warns of health risks for children and young people from digital media. Scientific organisations are calling for clear age limits and stronger child protection.

Pupils can also think and act in a sustainable and socially entrepreneurial way. A new anthology shows how teachers can teach them these skills.

The Model United Nations (WüMUN) will take place at the University of Würzburg on 8 and 9 May 2026. In this format, young people can get into the role of UN delegates and experience simulated international negotiations.

Würzburg University President Paul Pauli is once again one of the ten most popular rectors in Germany. This time he is ranked 9th.

Whether people follow a general trend when choosing a partner or consciously decide against it has a noticeable impact on the diversity of phenotypes to choose from. This is shown by a new study by the University of Würzburg.

When searching for food, most insects specifically head for flowers that promise them the best yield. Researchers from the Universities of Konstanz and Würzburg have now shown how bumblebees orientate themselves.