This week's Jour Fixe the CAT group presented the following talk with the catching topic "Reconstituting Publics through Remembering Transitions Facilitating Critical Engagement with the 1980-90s on Local and Transnational Scales".
The Jour Fixe talk by Noelia Martínez Doallo (Law) questioned the following topic: Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects. Is There a Duty to Participate?
In this week's Jour Fixe Daniele Brida (Physics) and Philip Rathgeb (Politics and Public Administration) shared some insight to their current research!
This year the "University Day" deals with the topic: Collective Behaviour. The "University Day" is a chance for pupils to explore research directly with scientists and experience recent research.
This weeks Jour Fixe was moderated by Jennifer Randerath and introduced a talk by CAT group: Jessie Dezutter (KU Leuven), Daan Duppen, Gørill Haugan, Helena Larsson, Suvi-Maria Saarelainen.
Round table discussion with Senayon Olaoluwa (University of Ibadan), Maria Martin ( University of California), and Victor Araujo (University of Zurich) moderated by Abena Yalley (Zukunftskolleg).
The goal of this seminar is to give an overview of the German academic system as well as to provide you with the most important information on academic careers in Germany.
This special issue took place in the context of the #4GenderStudies Science Day which started in 2017 with the intention to show Gender Studies in all their diversity and to portray their scientific contribution.
As part of the European NetIAS Lecture Series on 3 December 2020 Birger Kollmeier talked about that the hearing impairment is the most frequent chronic neurosensory disease; it often leads to social isolation.
On 2 December 2020 this new event series launched and is part of our commitment to address institutional racism in our place of work, in research and teaching, in academia.