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News from the University of Cologne

Eight University of Cologne Researchers Among the Most Highly Cited Researchers Worldwide

The annual ranking of ‘Highly Cited Researchers’ was published as an indicator for outstanding research and the University of Cologne is represented by three biologists and five medical researchers.

News from the University of Heidelberg

Interdisciplinary Joint Project: New Bioengineering Approaches for the Automated Production of Complex Organoids

The Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung is funding Heidelberg-based research into molecular systems engineering with six million euros.

News from the University Alliance Ruhr

More than 50 new professorships

The four Research Centers and the College of the University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr) have established a new research hub in the Ruhr region, a renowned science metropolis. To date, 27 top international scientists have chosen to pursue their careers at UA Ruhr, joining one of its three partner universities: Ruhr University Bochum, Technical University of Dortmund, or University of Duisburg-Essen. Altogether, the centers and the college will create more than 50 new research professorships.

News from Heidelberg University

Five New Cross-Border Doctoral Networks at Heidelberg University

The European Commission supports establishment of doctoral networks in physics, life sciences, engineering sciences and medicine.

News from the University of Cologne

The University of Cologne Is One of the Top 3 Start-up Universities in Germany

According to Deutsche Startup Monitor, the University of Cologne has improved its position from 4th to 3rd place. As in 2023, it is the most start-up-friendly non-technical university in Germany.

News from the University of Heidelberg

Using AI to Take Better Aim against Mosquitos

Led by geoinformation scientists of Heidelberg University, an international research team has developed a new AI-supported method for mapping mosquito populations.

News from the University of Hamburg

The University of Hamburg Advocates for University Education for Refugees

Sixteen universities around the world have united to improve and expand access to university education for refugees. The University of Hamburg is part of this international effort and advocates for more just access to education.