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23 Januar 2026 / Hof UAS

Hof University of Applied Sciences explores new pathways to greater water security at schools in Mexico City

Hof / Mexico City – Water scarcity, flooding, and overstretched infrastructure pose…

22 Januar 2026 / JMU Würzburg

Decoded: How cancer cells protect themselves from the immune system

The cancer gene MYC camouflages tumours by suppressing alarm signals that normally…

22 Januar 2026 / TUM

New robotic nursing assistant: Researchers present new Garmi

- The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has developed a new robotic assistant.

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22 Januar 2026 / JMU Würzburg

Multi million euro funding for research on messianism

Gandhi, Putin, Trump: when people become messianic figures, similar mechanisms are always…

22 Januar 2026

Diversity of water striders emerged earlier than previously thought

The diversity of water strider species apparently developed as early as the Cretaceous…

21 Januar 2026 / TUM

THE rankings: TUM in the top 20 in three subject areas

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is one of the world's top 20 universities in…

20 Januar 2026 / University of Passau

Prevention works: How school social work reduces youth crime

In a new study, economist Katharina Drescher from the University of Passau shows that…

20 Januar 2026 / FAU

Beyond Chemistry: How Mechanical Forces Shape Brain Wiring

During brain development, neurons extend long processes (axons). Axons link different…

19 Januar 2026 / Hof UAS

Europe’s Cultural Heritage: Hof University Develops Digital Tools for Heritage Conservation and Restoration

How can historic buildings, artworks, and archaeological sites be better protected against…

16 Januar 2026 / Hof UAS

Between Potential and Reality: Why Women Are Less Likely to Hold Leadership Positions in Logistics

The logistics industry is one of Germany’s key economic sectors—yet women remain…