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Snapshot: How Companies In Mainfranken Are Using AI
University Of Würzburg Unveils New Corporate Design
Ranking: JMU Ranks Among World’s Top Ten Percent
The discovery sheds light on the brain’s mysteries: “There is a before and an after”
Congratulations to Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel on the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Breaking: Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Georg Nagel of Würzburg
Threat To Europe’s Bees Is Looming
Gaining new insights into the life of bacteria with gel and water
How New World Blackbirds Conquered Americas
Language Development: Day Of Activities In City Centre
JMU strongly positioned in Shanghai Subject Rankings 2026
Grapes For UniWein Have Been Harvested
Else Kröner Centre Würzburg-Mwanza is going into second funding phase
Gamma-ray Observatory Of Highest Calibre
Record Precision In Electrical Resistance
ShanghaiRanking Shows JMU’s Research Strength
Hands-on cancer research: MS Wissenschaft is coming to Würzburg
Man Who Cannot Fall
220,000 Euros For New Microscopy Research In Würzburg
Nature Index: JMU among Germany’s strongest research universities
Butterflies On Move To Higher Ground
Solidarity With Colombia
Würzburg Physicist Conducts Research as Part of a High-Profile Simons Collaboration
From Topological To Geometric Quantum Matter
How To View Solar Eclipse Safely
How competent are you when it comes to data protection? Four questions will give you the answer
World’s First Semiconductor Maser
CCC Allianz WERA Receives Further Funding
When Tropical Parasites Use Immune Cells As Taxi
A small mutation, a big impact: New findings on rare heart diseases
Topological insulators advance towards practical applications
Federal Minister For Research Dorothee Bär Visits JMU
Bavaria’s digital treasure trove adds historic school wall posters from Würzburg to its collection
CHARM-EU Secures European Commission Funding
Automatic child benefit: reform could provide families with tangible relief
Electronics that learn: Würzburg team builds brain-inspired components
New DFG Research Groups Get Underway
Ants: Who Looks After Injured In Colony?
Huntington’s Disease: Targeted Light Pulses Improve Motor Function
Hope For Huntington’s Disease
Spiders Benefit From Seemingly Monotonous Forests
1.7 billion for the northern extension of the University Hospital
Record turnout and podium finishes: University team impresses at the WVV Company Run
Study Reveals Plant Hormones as a Fundamental Part of Mammalian Physiology
Forest diversity: More species thanks to deadwood and gaps
New standard book on talent development in women’s football
Double Agent Causes Surprises
Isolated under extreme conditions: Risks for team dynamics