Well Placed in the Shanghai Ranking
08/22/2018The prestigious Shanghai Ranking has placed the University of Würzburg among the world’s top 200 universities – as one of three Bavarian and 14 German universities.
moreThe prestigious Shanghai Ranking has placed the University of Würzburg among the world’s top 200 universities – as one of three Bavarian and 14 German universities.
moreThe genome of the algae species Chara braunii has been decoded. It already contains the first genetic characteristics that enabled the water plants' evolutionary transition to land.
moreThe German Cancer Aid will set up one of five Mildred Scheel Junior Research Centers in Würzburg. The center aims to provide ideal working conditions for young cancer researchers.
moreChristine Lehman studied biology at the University of Würzburg. Today, she is in Hamburg researching the complex life cycle of Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite that causes malaria.
moreWhen Chlamydia attacks the human body the immune system starts its defence mechanisms. But the bacteria find a way to defend themselves. Scientists from Würzburg have deciphered new details of their strategy now.
moreScientists at the University of Würzburg have identified new molecular biomarkers for rare kidney tumors in small children. These may be targets for new therapies.
moreThe University of Würzburg ranks among the top contributors to "Nature" journals: It's among the 100 highest performing institutions worldwide and among the top four in Germany. The University also belongs to a leading group in the U-Multirank.
moreWhen cells become stressed, they activate specific response patterns. Würzburg researchers have identified new details of these responses, which can help to get a better understanding of neurodegenerative diseases.
moreA high abundance of flowering grasslands in agricultural landscapes is beneficial: These grasslands provide shelter for predatory beetles and spiders and help farmers control pests.
moreAnts do not always take the shortest route when they are in a hurry. Their navigational system occasionally makes them take detours to speed up their journey.
moreThe effects of climate change are felt especially in the Alps. How capable are insects, which are important pollinators, of adjusting to this development? A new junior research group is looking into this question.
moreCereal is much more drought-tolerant than other plants. Researchers from Würzburg have now found out why that is so. Their insight could help breed crops that are more resistant to drought.
moreCategory: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Jonathan Schubert, M.Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Suhaila Rajab, M.Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | William Andres Lopez Arboleda, M.Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Kostadin Georgeiv, M. of Ecology |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Erick Aroko, M. Biochemistry |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Jörg Müller,, M. Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Various Speaker |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Mareike Kortmann, M. Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Seminarpavillon des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | PD Dr. Susanne Kramer (ZooI) |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Seminarpavillon des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Yang Zhou, M. Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Carina Goos, M. Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Kalender-JMU, Kolloquium, Promotionskolloquium |
Location: | Julius-von-Sachs-Platz 4 (Botanischer Garten) |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie, via Zoom |
Speaker: | Ruijing Tang, M. Sc. |
Category: | Fakultät für Biologie, Vortrag |
Location: | Hörsaal A102, B1 (Biozentrum), Hubland Süd, A102 |
Organizer: | Fakultät für Biologie |
Speaker: | Dr. rer. nat. Christoph Weiste, Lehrstuhl für Pharmazeutische Biologie |