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A potential starting point for high-precision sensor technology: Scientists at the Department of Physics at the University of Konstanz have developed a completely new method of measuring squeezing. Read the article in our online magazine campus.kn.

An international team of researchers led by University of Konstanz ecologist Mark van Kleunen has compiled a global overview of the naturalization success of economic plants, showing that economic use in general, as well as the number and nature of economic uses, are crucial to their establishment in the wild.

Umweltpreis 2020 geht an die Juristin Annika Schreiber von der Universität Konstanz

A research network with participation of the Konstanz Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and the University of Konstanz is investigating the impacts of the coronavirus lockdown on wildlife

Konstanz researchers present results of Germany-wide survey on support for EU aid measures in the during the coronavirus pandemic.

Das Coronavirus zwang die öffentliche Verwaltung zu einer Digitalisierung aus dem Stegreif heraus. Wie gut ist ihr das gelungen? Die Konstanzer Politik- und Verwaltungswissenschaftlerin Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel schildert im Interview im Online-Magazin der Universität Konstanz, welche Kompetenzen nun besonders gefordert sind und was entscheidend ist, um den Digitalisierungsschub in die Zeit nach der Krise zu übertragen.

Study on the role of artificial intelligence in basic research – Volkswagen Foundation research grant for philosopher Professor Thomas Müller (University of Konstanz) and physicist Professor Hans Briegel (University of Innsbruck)

Physicist from the University of Konstanz prove correlation between behaviour of collective animal systems and a so-called “critical point”. Read the article in our online magazine campus.kn.

Living close to human settlements disturbs the social networks of giraffes. They have weaker bonds with other giraffes and fewer interactions with other members of the species, an international study led by the University of Zurich, the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and the University of Konstanz, on the social structure of over 500 female giraffes in Tanzania has shown.