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Petra Anders in einem blauen Kleid hält ein Mikrofon und spricht, während sie gestikuliert.
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Event notice

Launching “Anders geFragt”, an event on July 6, 2026, with the Communicator Award winner Prof. Dr Petra Anders and guests will discuss how sustainable learning can be shaped through participation and knowledge exchange.
Ein Mann baut aus Holzplatten geometrische Strukturen, umgeben von abstrakten gelben und blauen Formen.
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Event notice

How can knowledge production be made more open, dialogue-based and socially shared? The workshop conference will discuss collaboration between academia, the arts and civil society in the context of Open Science.

How can theoretical physics be experienced through dance? In the “WisTanz” workshop, students explored invisible phenomena such as particle motion, gravity and relativity with their own bodies in the Object Labor.
A colourful collage featuring a man in a blue uniform, surrounded by symbols such as a bust of Voltaire, a book, a drum and a dog.
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Artwork of the month

Frederick II in his world – Moritz Götze depicts the monarch with familiar attributes, but not as a hero on a pedestal; instead, he draws on a children’s toy that was once popular.

In the summer term of 2026, the Zentrum für Kulturtechnik will be offering a wide range of courses.
Zwei Frauen arbeiten an einem Tisch, eine zeigt auf ein gelbes Notizbuch, daneben liegt ein Laptop und ein Karton.
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Event notice

In the courses offered by the funding program “Learning and Teaching with Society”, instructors and students explore how learning can be shaped within and together with society, and open their courses to a wider audience.
A reproduction of an old 18th-century etching depicting buildings on Unter den Linden.
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Artwork of the month

A particularly large part of the art collection comprises views of Berlin and depictions of the university buildings at various times. One collection in particular will be examined in more detail here.
A graphic design made up of tiny letters that form lines and wind their way through the image like branches

A selection of Paula Doepfner’s works was exhibited in the Objektlabor at Zentrum für Kulturtechnik on Campus Nord, and discussions explored their unique impact.
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