Topics: viruses, bacteria, metabolism and psyche + flying & space + columns + trains + freshmen + #Erasmusdays + teaching experience + rallies<\/p>\n
Editor: Laurenz K\u00f6tter<\/p>\n
… and in this context the question has arisen whether students or employees may enter the university if they have previously been in a “risk area<\/a>” within Germany. Yes, they may. Of course, only if they have no symptoms of a COVID-19 disease.<\/p>\n Instead of the traditional event in the stadium, our new students are welcomed virtually on Monday. Interviews, video clips and a La Ola wave will start at 9 am. Everything else can be found out at the Freshmen-Hub<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Institute of Construction Design, Industrial and Health Care Building<\/a> (IKE) is supporting a project of the German government for structural infection prevention and has now inspected and approved two completed isolation stations in Rwanda.<\/p>\n On 12 October the icebreaker of the MOSAiC expedition returned. The project team at the Institute of Flight Guidance<\/a> takes stock and starts three years of data evaluation.<\/p>\n Anyone who observed the morning star yesterday morning unknowingly also had a passerby with measuring equipment from Braunschweig in view. For the BepiColombo<\/a> probe, Venus is one step on the way to Mercury. During the fly-by, the Braunschweig magnetometers were activated and measured the magentospheric tail of Venus.<\/p>\n The SE\u00b2A researchers invite you to book a fictitious flight of the future. Until 10 November, this can be done either in the gallery room of the NFF or online<\/a>. This brings the research of the Cluster of Excellence closer to the air travellers of today and tomorrow. The SE\u00b2A team is looking forward to receiving feedback on the current test phase.<\/p>\n Linus Krieg and Florian Meierhofer<\/a> invented a hybrid design that could pave the way to three-dimensional LEDs. They published their results at Nature Communications.<\/p>\n Technical problems are still causing a tremendous amount of work for the German Railways. Whether artificial intelligence can speed up operations in the future is now being examined by the Institute for Communications Technology<\/a> in a study. sentences text<\/p>\n Dr. Andre Wegner<\/a> is one of the scientists of PeriNAA. The interdisciplinary junior research network wants to better understand the disease mechanisms of the “Canavan disease” and thus find new treatment approaches.<\/p>\n Professor Beate Muschalla<\/a> and her team are involved in the EU project “H-Work”. The researchers from the Institute of Psychology want to design a multi-level instrument that promotes mental health in organisations and companies. They are still looking for participants.<\/p>\n Listeria are bacteria that infect contaminated food. Dr. Gustavo Moreira and Professor Michael Hust<\/a> have found a new indicator for Listeria and generated new antibodies against the pathogen.<\/p>\n We congratulate Ziyue Zhao<\/a>. The PhD student at the Institute of Communications Technology has received the highest scientific award of the Information Technology Society (ITG) for a publication on better voice quality on the telephone.<\/p>\n The funding lines of the European Research Council (ERC) explicitly address young researchers. Vice-President Professor Peter Hecker explains what the funding is all about in this video message<\/a>.<\/p>\n It\u2019s about the working world of the future. Two of our professors will be at the beyondwork 2020 conference organised by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research: Simone Kauffeld<\/a> will talk about competence management and Susanne Robra-Bissantz<\/a> about service mindset and interaction work. The conference on 21 and 22 October is free of charge.<\/p>\n From 20 October, 50 new learning buddies<\/a> will be in the starting blocks. They support pupils who have learning difficulties or knowledge gaps. At the same time, the students of the Faculty of Humanities and Studies in Education will gain experience in working with children.<\/p>\n Until 17 October, the #ErasmusDays will be celebrated throughout Europe. But how does Erasmus proceed during Corona? What do you need to bear in mind when planning? Erasmus+ University Coordinator Francesco Ducatelli<\/a> answers these questions in an interview.<\/p>\n\u25ba We welcome our freshmen and -women!<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Insulation stations for protection against Ebola and Covid-19<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba \u201cWe had our Apollo 13 moments\u201d<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba BepiColombos Venus fly-by<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Futurium Fly Airlines<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Luminous micro-pillars<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Algorithms for train traffic<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Junior research network investigates rare metabolic disease<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba EU project on mental health<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Indicator for bacteria<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba ITG-Preis 2020 for the best publication<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Video message to young researchers<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba beyondwork 2020<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Learning Buddies start again<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Go or stay?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u25ba Online speed-friending and quarantine assistance<\/strong><\/h3>\n