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Thorsten Helmerichs
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"Engine of development in the north-west"

The Oldenburg State Theatre was well filled at the traditional New Year's reception of the University and the University Society (UGO) on Thursday evening. Three stylistically diverse ballet performances, entertaining speeches and the "chat afterwards" provided the almost 550 guests with an…

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"Practices and Learning": Philosopher Schatzki speaks in Oldenburg about learning concepts

Learning and knowledge are the focus of a public lecture by Prof. Dr Theodore Schatzki on Tuesday, 26 January, 6.00 pm, in the library hall of the University of Oldenburg (Haarentor campus, Uhlhornsweg 49-55). The US-American philosopher will talk about a concept of learning in which learning is…

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Doing a doctorate in the "fast lane"

Fast-track to a doctorate after completing a Bachelor's degree: the university's fast-track programmes offer selected students this opportunity. Those who would like to work towards a Master's degree and a doctorate at the same time can apply until the beginning of March.

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Searching for clues: German-Dutch research leads to exhibition in Groningen

Where is Count Adolf of Nassau, brother of William of Orange and 16th century freedom fighter of the Netherlands against the Spanish occupation, buried? Dr Ralph Hennings, theologian and private lecturer at the University of Oldenburg, investigated this question together with Groningen historian…

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The collected knowledge about the plants of the earth

All plants on earth are to be recorded with their most important properties in the global database "Try". This is an ambitious project in which a team from Oldenburg is playing a key role. An article has already been published in "Nature", for which the database was fundamentally important.

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Direct insights into university research

Take an active part in current research and gain your first professional experience: This is made possible by a Voluntary Scientific Year, for which young people can apply to the university until the end of the month.

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Shaping the world of tomorrow with Computing Science

"Computing Science - all digital?" Under this motto, the Department of Computing Science at the University of Oldenburg invites interested pupils to familiarise themselves with the various facets of this subject.

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Dance for the university

It has a long tradition and is always something special - the New Year's reception of the University and the University Society Oldenburg e.V. (UGO) at the Oldenburg State Theatre. Advance ticket sales have begun.

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"It either clicks or it doesn't"

Do I have to be close to a person in order to trust them? Innovation researcher Jannika Mattes has analysed this in relation to the world of work and published the results in the European Management Journal. In an interview, she talks about coffee breaks as a think tank, challenges for bosses and…

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"That made me more self-confident"

Malena Hillje is in her third year of training as a chemical laboratory technician at the University of Oldenburg. In October and November, she spent an internship abroad in Ireland. An experience that not only enriched her academic appointment.

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Five Oldenburg scientists elected to DFG review boards

Oldenburg expertise for the German Research Foundation (DFG): Five scientists from the University will help shape DFG research funding in future as review board members.

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ADHD study: When rest becomes a problem

A team of researchers at the University Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy is currently looking for test subjects to find out how ADHD patients can be helped in adulthood.

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Robots: soulless psychopaths or useful helpers?

Robots that come close to human behaviour and one day even subjugate us - is this something from Hollywood or is the advancement of artificial intelligence actually a threat to humanity? Five experts tackled this question at the Oldenburg Castle Talks.

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Making student research visible

University organises first nationwide conference for researching students / Submission of contributions now open

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Commitment to people with disabilities in Iraq

Disability Studies and Rehabilitation degree programme in Dohuk secured for another two years

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Thorsten Helmerichs
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Tailwind for your studies

Supporting particularly talented and committed young people in their studies for a year - that is the aim of the Deutschlandstipendien. 48 students at the university are receiving the funding this academic year.

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Helpful and professionally fit

Syrian Feras Karakit, a doctoral candidate at the University of Oldenburg, has been awarded the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) prize for his above-average academic achievements and voluntary work at the university.

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On a treasure hunt for data in municipal election results

Accepting refugees, maintaining the swimming pool or the location of the new kindergarten - local elected representatives shape politics in cities and municipalities. Political scientist Markus Tepe wants to take a closer look at the factors that play a role in their election and participation.

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Working together to help even more new companies a good start

The University of Oldenburg and the City of Oldenburg are intensifying their cooperation in academic start-up support. Mayor Jürgen Krogmann and University President Prof Dr Dr Hans Michael Piper signed a cooperation agreement to this effect.

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So that coastal regions do not do not perish

What do climate-related increases in rainfall mean for a region that lies one third below sea level? How can and must it adapt its drainage management? These questions are the driving force behind a new research project at the university.

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