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Here you will find current, selected news from the area of research at the University of Paderborn. Further releases can be found in the press archive.

 

Sus­tain­able, high-level com­put­ing power thanks to wind en­ergy

Federal government supporting research project at the Software Innovation Campus Paderborn

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‘MADE-3D’: multi-ma­ter­i­al com­pon­ents from a 3D print­er

6.7 million euros of funding – Paderborn University is leading a Europe-wide research project

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In­tel­li­gent al­gorithms to aid dis­aster man­age­ment

Paderborn University involved in a joint project

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Photo (Paderborn University, Laura K?ring): Lewis superacids will in the future enable harmful compounds to be converted into sustainable chemicals.

Re­search­ers dis­cov­er new su­per­a­cid: Sub­stance con­verts harm­ful com­pounds in­to sus­tain­able chem­ic­als

Researchers at Paderborn University have succeeded in producing very special catalysts, known as “Lewis superacids”, which can be used to break strong chemical bonds and speed up reactions.

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BMBF-Pro­jekt­ab­schluss: Wis­senschaftler­innen un­ter­suchen Ein­satz di­gitaler Medi­en in Lerns­itu­ation­en

Expertinnen der interdisziplin?ren Forschungsgruppe ?Digital Home Learning Environment“ (DigHomE) haben untersucht, wie Familien digitale Medien in Lernsituationen einsetzen.

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Photo (Paderborn University, Jennifer Bounoua): How can the manufacturing process for small baked goods be made more sustainable? That's what a consortium from research and industry has been examining.

More sus­tain­ab­il­ity, less waste: in­tel­li­gent pro­duc­tion fa­cil­it­ies for small baked goods

Consortium from research and industry develops new system

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How does Tik­Tok tick? Re­search col­lab­or­a­tion with Pader­born’s in­volve­ment is ana­lys­ing the so­cial me­dia plat­form

What are TikTok users shown when they launch the app? Which niches are they sent to? How and where do trends emerge?

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Photo (Paderborn University, Roland Mikosch): Testing is performed on model organisms such as these agar plates to determine whether or not the active ingredients bound to the DNA origami inhibit bacterial growth. This involves a direct comparison of growth rates with and without DNA origami.

Pader­born sci­ent­ist is re­search­ing new ap­proaches to com­bat an­ti­bi­ot­ic-res­ist­ant germs

Dr. Adrian Keller receives Paderborn University Research Award

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Prof. Dr. Lingling Huang er­h?lt Friedrich Wil­helm Bessel-Forschung­s­pre­is

Die Physikerin Prof. Dr. Lingling Huang hat den renommierten Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel-Forschungspreis der Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung erhalten.

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The in­tern­al clock di­lemma in every­day stu­dent life

School, studies or jobs generally give us a set daily routine. However, for many students and young adults, this often begins far too early.

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