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The University of Bremen is developing an Open Science and Open Innovation Training in cooperation with eight partner universities from Europe for young scientists. The project is funded by the EU with a total of € 250,000 and started in…

Startups are an important source of inspiration for the economy - especially regionally. That is why Bremen's Senator for Economic Affairs, Kristina Vogt, found out about startups from the University of Bremen and support offers from the…

The language center of the universities in the state of Bremen will offer a diverse online program in March 2021. If you are considering brushing up on your language skills or even learning a new language, this is the right place for you.…

The second part of the children's book series “Finja forscht!” Is about artificial intelligence. On the occasion of its 50th anniversary, the University of Bremen is giving away 50 class sets from the book “The Enigmatic Robot” to…

Enabling blind people to see impressions again: This is the vision of the “I See” project, which also includes neuroscientists from the University of Bremen. The approach: A miniature camera collects visual information and translates it…

International research projects are possible despite Corona. This is shown by the German-Cameroonian project NAVEL - Logistics Innovation Center Ngaoundéré, in which scientists from the University of Bremen are playing a leading role. The…

In cooperation with local social and educational institutions, the “GINGER - Exploring Society Together” project wants to get to the bottom of the question of what role, for example, crises play in our dealings with one another, whether…

On the day of remembrance for the victims of National Socialism, the University of Bremen invites you to a digital guest lecture by the scientist Michael Butter from the University of Tübingen. On Wednesday, January 27, 2021 he will speak…

A research project deals with the question of what influence the transformation in East Germany has on economic structures to this day. Which leads to Bremen will be highlighted on Thursday, January 28, 2021 at 6 p.m. in a digital lecture…