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In 1938 chemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Straßmann observed nuclear fission – Physicist Lise Meitner provided the explanation, and Otto Hahn won a Nobel Prize.
In the Berlin Southern Theory Lecture the Afro-Brazilian philosopher Djamila Ribeiro spoke about the gaps in “democracia racial” and the myth of cheerful post-ethnic coexistence in Brazil.
Emmy Noether Fellow and Group Leader Gerit Linneweber investigates individuality using the fruit fly
The euro first became legal tender in twelve European Union member states almost twenty years ago
The Environmental Policy Research Centre at Freie Universität supports small towns in taking measures to adapt to climate change
Psychologist Moritz Köster conducts research on why toddlers offer their help to others
Floods on the Ahr and Wupper rivers triggered new fears: How often do we have to expect extreme weather in the future? Can the consequences of climate change be limited? Research at the Institute of Meteorology provides some answers.
The Botanic Garden of the future will be linked with the world: Digitizing the herbarium will facilitate important insights into preserving biodiversity
This year marks the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, one of the most important Italian poets and philosophers of all time
The recently launched digital platform “Affect and Colonialism Web Lab” touches on many issues, from the Black Lives Matter movement to migration
