Researchers at University Medicine Oldenburg have developed an AI tool that delivers fewer false-positive results than conventional screening methods when testing bacteria for resistance to reserve antibiotics.

The Universitätsgesellschaft Oldenburg e.V. (UGO) has a new Chair: Stefanie Abke, Managing Director of the EWE Foundation, replaces Wiebke Schneidewind.

This year's Klaus von Klitzing Prize goes to Tobias Beck and thus to Upper Swabia. The award was presented during a ceremony in Oldenburg by its namesake and Nobel Prize winner Klaus von Klitzing. 

Six particularly well-evaluated courses received the Teaching Award this year - one from each School. An overview of the award-winning seminars and lectures.

Identifying strengths and weaknesses, deriving measures and thus improving the quality of studies and teaching – that is what ‘internal evaluation’ is all about. 
 

The Unikum is turning 40. Where once there was a pub called Bierschwemme offering bowling, cabaret and cheese skewers there is now a theatre offering a wide range of cultural events on its two stages – by students and for students.

A total of 84 students at the university have been awarded a Deutschlandstipendium for one year - only one year has seen more. They were presented with their certificates at a ceremony.

„DynaCom” aims to expand our understanding of biodiversity on islands. The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the project for another two years.

Geoscientist Sinikka Lennartz has been awarded the Lower Saxony Science Prize for Early Career Researchers. She translates microscopic processes in the oceans into mathematical equations – and incorporates them into global Earth System Models.

„Northwest Alliance: Connecting for Tomorrow” – this is the title under which the Universities of Oldenburg and Bremen have submitted their application for a University Excellence Consortium. The decision on funding will be made in October next year.

Significantly more heat is transferred between objects that are in very close proximity than physics theory predicts. A team from the university has confirmed this phenomenon, reporting their findings in the journal Physical Review Letters.

The installation We (all) are the people by renowned conceptual artist Hans Haacke hangs from the bridge near the lecture hall centre. PhD art student Timo Merten brought it to Oldenburg to encourage reflection on the concepts it contains.

The universities of Oldenburg and Bremen have been working together for 25 years. With a revised cooperation agreement, they have laid down the framework conditions for long-term strategic cooperation.

From this winter semester onwards, students taking a teaching degree can take courses on how to combat antisemitism in schools. The University of Oldenburg coordinates the programme. Vice President Andrea Strübind talks about motives and contents.

In October 1945, students began their first academic primary school teacher training programme in Oldenburg. A ceremony shed light on this prehistory of the university and gave an outlook on the teacher training of tomorrow.

If krill swarms in Antarctica shrink, this will have immediate consequences for many animal species. A team led by scientist Bettina Meyer is proposing a new concept for sustainable management, in close cooperation with fisheries.

33 art students have explored the theme of "Lost in Transition - A Life in Transition". They are presenting their works on two floors of the Landesmuseum Natur und Mensch until 13 November.

Prof Manuel Hartung gave the keynote speech at the "Auftakt 25/26" on 9 October. This contribution is based on his speech "The controversial university: Why universities must contribute to defending the freedoms of our society".

Theatre, sport, culinary delights and much more – on the go with the voucher set.

After almost a year at the university, Kavana Manjunatha, a biology student from India, has settled in well and is looking forward to what comes next.