News in Research and Teaching

What are researchers at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin working on? What new developments are there in teaching? We will keep you up to date.

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International analysis shows that target group-orientated communication needs to be rethought.

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International
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With the Collège de France (CdF), Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin has gained one of France’s oldest and most prestigious research institutions as a partner. A new agreement aims to facilitate exchange with leading researchers across many disciplines.

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Teaching

Humboldt-Universität supports primary schools in developing learning formats for sustainability.

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Research

From the biophysical properties of individual cells to the movement of the entire body – a study by Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin explains how jellyfish control their locomotion

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International
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On 3 July, Humboldt-Universität, Freie Universität, Technische Universität, and Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, united as the Berlin University Alliance (BUA), hosted the fourth annual reception for Brazilian students, researchers, and BUA.

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Teaching

A teaching degree with just one subject - new Master's degree programmes start

Poster in shades of blue depicting a face wearing virtual reality glasses. At the bottom of the poster is written: "China connect".
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International
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The ChinaConnect podcast focuses on research and knowledge exchange. In the latest episode, co-host Dr Isabelle Harbrecht shares insights into the mutual misconceptions held by Germans and Chinese, along with practical tips for travelling to China.

Gökce Yurdakul mit kurzen, gewellten, grau-schwarzen Haaren und roten Brillengläsern blickt freundlich in die Kamera. Sie trägt ein schwarzes Hemd mit aufgestelltem Kragen, eine Perlenkette und hat die Arme vor der Brust verschränkt. Der Hintergrund ist schwarz.
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Prof Dr Gökce Yurdakul from the Department of Social Sciences and Prof Dr Hans Börner from the Department of Chemistry each receive funding of almost 2.5 million euros.