Konstanzer Kolonialgeschichte

Die Ausstellung „Stoff. Blut. Gold“ im Konstanzer Kulturzentrum zeigt anhand persönlicher Dokumente, wie eine Konstanzer Patrizierfamilie im 16. Jahrhundert im globalen Kolonialhandel mitmischte – Die Ausstellung von Studierenden im Richental-Saal des Konstanzer Kulturzentrums am Münster ist noch bis zum bis 22. Oktober 2021 zu sehen

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Social Policies for the Digital Age

Political scientists at the University of Konstanz investigate citizens’ expectations of their governments in 24 OECD countries in response to increasing automatization and digitalization of their workplace.

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Wie Landvögel Ozeane überqueren

Zugvögel wählen ihre Routen so, dass sie die besten Rückenwind- und Aufwindbedingungen vorfinden. So gelingt es ihnen, ohne Zwischenstopps hunderte von Kilometer über das offene Meer zu fliegen.

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Order of merit for Martin Wikelski

Professor Martin Wikelski was awarded the Baden-Württemberg order of merit. In Radolfzell, the Minister of Science, Theresia Bauer, gave the laudation for the director of the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and honorary professor of the University of Konstanz

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Action platform for cosmetic products without animal testing

Animal testing for cosmetics has been banned in the EU since 2013. A study by the Transatlantic Think Tank for Toxicology (t4), involving researchers from the Konstanz-based "European Centre for Alternative Methods to Animal Testing" (CAAT-Europe), now points out that this testing ban is being neglected by European regulators. Animal data continue to be requested for cosmetic ingredients to a large extent, and consumers are not aware of this. CAAT-Europe is therefore planning an action platform…

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Mystery of the seadragon solved

The genome of the seadragon, a very unusual fish, has been decoded. New insights help answer the question of evolutionary invention – Results of an international research team including Konstanz-based evolutionary biologist Axel Meyer published in Science Advances

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Protecting coral reefs more effectively from climate change

Identifying and researching different heat stress response patterns in corals will help to protect the world's reefs better from the effects of climate change. A new study completed with the participation of the University of Konstanz describes the necessary test procedures and initial results.

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