Magazine Collection
Grandfather Crocodile
A University of Freiburg study investigates reptile worship in the island nation of East Timor
Antibodies and Awards
Immunologist Michael Reth had to wait a long time for his research to be recognized – now he has been elected a member of the venerable National Academy of Sciences
Mobile with Eucor
The University of Freiburg funds projects designed to improve cross-border studies and teaching
Seaside Sounds
A conversation with musicologist Konrad Küster about the relationship between the history of the organ, global warming, and climate policy
Long Live the Demonstration
An exhibition in the Uniseum presents everyday life in Freiburg’s counterculture scene in the 1970s
Professionalizing the doctoral process
For ten years the German University Association of Advanced Graduate Training has been working on behalf of early-career researchers
Filming for “Biohackers”
New series takes place at the University of Freiburg and will be broadcast on Netflix in the spring of 2020
The Diersheim Graves
How Archeologists from the University of Freiburg are examining the graves of soldiers that date back to the first century A.D.
Down off the high horse
Maxi Frei won the 2018 Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft Science Slam – what tips can she offer this year’s candidates?
Collecting and pressing
Dried plants can survive for centuries - Biology students learn how to preserve different plants for science
A Vote for All
University of Freiburg employees will elect a new staff council on 2 July and 3 July 2019
At the Top Level
An international conference in Freiburg reveals information about the latest trends and developments in robotics
Collective Bargaining, Flexible Work Hours, Staff Council Elections
All employees of the University of Freiburg are invited to attend a staff meeting on June 24, 2019
The University of Freiburg Votes
Staff and students can elect representatives to the Senate, faculty councils and Verfasste Studierendenschaft
Feel what others see
How a tactile tablet could help visually impaired people get a feel for their surroundings
Venice for Three Euros
Venice plans to charge an entrance fee to make up for damage caused by tourism
Less power, more say
Newly organized faculties could provide better supervision for doctoral students