Re­search

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.

 

Photo (BMWK / Andreas Mertens): At the handover of funding in Berlin (from left): Thorsten Marten (Paderborn University), Member of the Bundestag Dr Carsten Linnemann, Parliamentary State Secretary Michael Kellner, consortium leader Marcus Zwick (INYO Mobility), Minister Robert Habeck, District Administrator Christoph Rüther (Neue Mobilit?t Paderborn e.V.), Jonathan Behm (Neue Mobilit?t Paderborn e.V.), Cristina Brandtstetter (FIWARE Foundation e.V.) and project initiator Thomas Tr?ster (Paderborn University).

Tail­wind for in­di­vidu­al­ised pub­lic trans­port

Handover of the funding notification for the NeMo.bil project amounting to 17.1 million euros at the BMWK in Berlin.

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Sus­tain­able data stor­age via DNA

Paderborn scientists heading up international research project

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Photo (Paderborn University): From left: Prof. Dr. Johannes Bl?mer, Vice President for Research and Young Academics, the doctoral candidates Lara Gerhardts and Emebet Gebeyehu Gedlu and University President Prof. Dr. Birgitt Riegraf at the award ceremony for the doctoral scholarship.

Pader­born fe­male sci­ent­ists awar­ded for doc­tor­al pro­jects

Paderborn University regularly recognises the top research of its academics. The Presidential Board has now awarded two young researchers a scholarship for their outstanding doctoral projects.

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Pre­vent­ing epi­leptic seizures: Wrist­bands for re­li­able real-time pre­dic­tions

Researchers at Paderborn University receive Research Award

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New am­mo­nia re­ac­tion could en­able sus­tain­able ni­tro­gen source

KIT and Paderborn University researchers present new system for activation and catalytic transfer of ammonia - catalysis based on main group elements A major goal in chemistry is to produce amines from ammonia and unsaturated hydrocarbons in a simple way. Moreover, during catalytic addition, in which ammonia is activated and then transferred, no waste is produced, making it particularly sustainable. Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of…

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Photo (Padeborn University, Jennifer Bounoua): This year's motto of the Research Day was "Smart Sustainability: Future-proof Concepts".

‘S­mart sus­tain­ab­il­ity’: Pader­born Uni­ver­sity presents pi­on­eer­ing con­cepts on Re­search Day

Paderborn University offered inspiring insights into the world of research at its Research Day on 26 September.

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Photo (Universit?t Paderborn, Jennifer Bounoua): Jun.-Prof. Dr. Steinrück.

New hope in the fight against wa­ter short­age: in­nov­at­ive de­sal­in­a­tion bat­ter­ies could be the solu­tion

Research award winner presents results at Research Day

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Re­volu­tion­ary auto­ma­tion of power elec­tron­ics through ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence

New research project at Paderborn University is using learning algorithms to control intelligent power electronics systems

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New in­sights: Quantum re­search at Pader­born Uni­ver­sity

Working with and on the smallest particles of light has been a research focus at Paderborn University for many years.

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In­vit­a­tion to the Re­search Day – "Smart Sus­tain­ab­il­ity: Fu­ture-proof Con­cepts"

On Tuesday, 26 September, Paderborn University will host its Research Day. This year's motto "Smart Sustainability: Future-proof Concepts" focuses on a topic that is increasingly shaping and changing our society.

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