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- Student research in action

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Capture your research with a click
- Student research in action

Photo exhibition
11.11.-04.12.2024
StudiLounge
 

And the winner is...

1st place jury prize

Natur im Fokus - Leandra Nickel

Nature in focus - Leandra Nickel - The photo captures a frosty and foggy excursion morning in the Idagroden salt marsh, where we from the Landscape Ecology degree program laid the foundation for a new research project. With various samples, vegetation surveys and measurements (such as the recording of geodata via GPS antenna shown here), the long-term change in salt marshes in the course of climate change is to be investigated and thus the basis for the development of possible protective measures for these increasingly rare habitats is to be created. I chose this image because it captures the essence of our profession, which is rather unknown in society: The research and the people who carry it out remain in the background, because what moves them - nature - is the focus.
Nature in focus - Leandra Nickel - The photo captures a frosty and foggy excursion morning in the Idagroden salt marsh, where we from the Landscape Ecology degree program laid the foundation for a new research project. With various samples, vegetation surveys and measurements (such as the recording of geodata via GPS antenna shown here), the long-term change in salt marshes in the course of climate change is to be investigated and thus the basis for the development of possible protective measures for these increasingly rare habitats is to be created. I chose this image because it captures the essence of our profession, which is rather unknown in society: The research and the people who carry it out remain in the background, because what moves them - nature - is the focus.

2nd place jury prize

Analoges Arbeiten in der Dunkelkammer - Anna Siebert

Analog work in the darkroom - Anna Siebert - As part of my bachelor thesis, I would like to look at the resurgence of analog photography in the digital age of the 21st century. I came across this topic through my hobby of mainly digital and occasionally analog photography. My photograph shows a student developing an analog film in the photo lab.
Analog work in the darkroom - Anna Siebert - As part of my bachelor thesis, I would like to look at the resurgence of analog photography in the digital age of the 21st century. I came across this topic through my hobby of mainly digital and occasionally analog photography. My photograph shows a student developing an analog film in the photo lab.

3rd place jury prize

visible vision - Janne Brokate

visible vision - Janne Brokate - What at first glance looks like abstract art is actually a symbol of the wonders of nature: As part of my bachelor's thesis, I stained various cells of the retina with fluorescent antibodies and photographed them under a microscope. Beauty is not only in the eye of the beholder but sometimes also in the observation of an eye.
visible vision - Janne Brokate - What at first glance looks like abstract art is actually a symbol of the wonders of nature: As part of my bachelor's thesis, I stained various cells of the retina with fluorescent antibodies and photographed them under a microscope. Beauty is not only in the eye of the beholder but sometimes also in the observation of an eye.

Audience Award

Structural Connectivity in the Human Brain - Ole Hausendorf

Structural Connectivity in the Human Brain - Ole Hausendorf - The image shows the structural connectivity of twenty thousand neuronal connections in the human brain, visualized by the Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) technique. It was created independently as part of the "Practical Project" module in order to visualize structural differences in the brains of patients with Parkinson's disease. In the long term, the knowledge gained should contribute to the early detection of specific symptoms of Parkinson's disease through the use of DTI scans.
Structural Connectivity in the Human Brain - Ole Hausendorf - The image shows the structural connectivity of twenty thousand neuronal connections in the human brain, visualized by the Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) technique. It was created independently as part of the "Practical Project" module in order to visualize structural differences in the brains of patients with Parkinson's disease. In the long term, the knowledge gained should contribute to the early detection of specific symptoms of Parkinson's disease through the use of DTI scans.

What is student research?

During your studies you will encounter many interesting topics in your courses. You will be encouraged to think outside the box. Depending on your course, you may be required to submit a number of assignments or project papers, carry out experiments and record the results, or produce a scientific poster.

But what exactly is student research?

  • You have developed your own research question that interests you and you are pursuing it as part of a seminar, project or even outside of lectures.
  • To answer this question, you choose a specific method. For example, you might conduct interviews, carry out a literature review, analyse a data set, carry out experiments or even choose an experimental approach.
  • Finally, you will present your findings and share them with your fellow students. This could take the form of a term paper, a poster, an article, a podcast, an object or a presentation.

 

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