Studies was established much earlier on. This is thanks, above all, to Greifswald’s historian Friedrich Rüh, who was the first person to compose an encompassing work on Finnish History. With its Chair of [...] lexicology and science history are generally recognised as belonging to the core of Finland’s so-called national sciences. Thanks to a broad international network and publications in several languages, [...] of the programme to mark the 100 th anniversary. Further Information https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fennistik_Greifswald [de] www.facebook.com/fennistik www.instagram.com/fennistik Contact at the University

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Tran would like to return to Vietnam with his family. There, he would like to bring in his experience and expertise and share his knowledge with Vietnamese doctors and students. ‘Thanks to my studies in [...] Thanks to the DAAD’s research grant programme , the early-career researcher received the opportunity to commence his PhD studies in the field of gastroenterology in Greifswald in 2018. Prior to moving [...] community to sew protective face masks from materials that were financed by the campaign ‘I protect you - You protect me’ organised by Save the Kidney Nordverbund Niere. These masks were donated to hospitals

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One Health, and agreed to set up a One Health Research Centre in Greifswald. The common goal is to make evidence-based contributions to the health and well-being of society and to climate protection while [...] from a holistic perspective. That is why we are excited to be able to offer our expertise and experience at the One Health Research Centre and to provide positive input for environmental and climate protection [...] climate. These results will be applied to cities worldwide in Therme One Health's infrastructure and urban development initiatives. The OHRC will develop new approaches to the research into health, disease

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type) are vital to the cellular iron metabolism. If this class is no longer in full working order it leads to a loss of essential iron cofactors such as haemoglobin. Haemoglobin is needed to transport oxygen [...] able to help people with cancer. By slowing the course of neurodegenerative diseases such as multiple sclerosis or Parkinson’s disease on the one hand, we would also be able to use the finding to encourage [...] protein classes belonging to the glutaredoxin family are present in nearly all living organisms. Both classes are important for the energy metabolism in cells. The proteins belonging to the first class (CGFS

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that were thought to be lost can be uncovered and integrated into the research,’ reports Prof. Dr. Kilian Heck, head of the research project Manors of the Baltic Sea Region. In order to obtain high-resolution [...] about 4500 square metres was measured with ground-penetrating radar (GPR). This allows the subsurface to be examined without destroying it. The GPR system sends electromagnetic signals into the ground which [...] will be processed, visualised and interpreted in Vienna using special software, before it is presented to the interested public and also published for the scientific community. Non-destructive exploration

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strained by the events and would like to take part in a counselling session, can write an email to gemeinsampsychischgesund@uni-greifswald.de . The mid and long-term goal is to provide refugees from Ukraine, [...] in Ukraine suddenly and without prior warning from their day-to-day lives. The confrontation with dreadful and traumatic events is hard to assimilate, especially for children and adolescents, who suffer [...] has set itself the goal of providing low-threshold, evidence-based and targeted psychological support to persons affected or those who feel mentally strained. The counselling offers can be arranged at short

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degree course provides students with the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the entire scope of bioeconomy, from top-level research projects to the development of specific solutions for practical [...] agreed together with the students in accordance with their previous knowledge. This makes it possible to consolidate the contents learned in the preceding bachelor’s degree at the same time as gaining basic [...] development, as well as entrepreneurial skills. Furthermore, individual specialisations are possible thanks to a pool of almost 30 elective modules from the fields of biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacy, botany

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transport alternative. The willingness of people to use traditional bicycles is at its highest for distances of up to five kilometres. This distance extends to 15 to 20 kilometres for hybrid electric bicycles [...] logistics. The paramount goal is to make a contribution that might help reduce car traffic and parking problems in the towns, to relieve road congestion, make roads safer and to reduce air pollution and noise [...] test bikes in Greifswald are to be used by the Town Council and the University Computer Centre. Next year, further cargo bikes will be used in other areas. CoBiUM aims to reduce the number of vehicles

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group ‘Fragmented Transformations’ delivers an innovative contribution to research into change in the Baltic Sea Region. In addition to investigating the joint cultural heritage and new nationalisms in this [...] transformation, safety architecture and the transformation towards more sustainability. In addition to the research collaboration within IFZO itself, IFZO also supports the joint research activities at [...] international collaboration and the convergence of basic and applied research. The subject areas belonging to the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are at the heart of this key field of research - the combination

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of characteristics: lightweight but sturdy, chemically resistant, yet easy to process. “Therefore, everyday life is now hard to imagine without plastics and these leave their traces in our environment. [...] Kristian Wende, PhD and researcher at INP. Microplastic – invisible to the naked eye – poses a severe and not yet fully foreseeable threat to ecosystems worldwide. A New York study testified the presence of [...] on the human body once they have been ingested. Part of this dilemma is due to the fact that it is exceedingly difficult to detect the tiny particles in the complex structure of cells and tissues.” This

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1766. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020-15568-3 . Earthworm Video from the experiment To the media photo Contact at the University of Greifswald Dr. Gesche Blume-Werry Institute of Botany and Landscape [...] the rest of the world. How will tundra ecosystems change in the coming century? Which factors need to be considered? An international study led by the University of Greifswald shows that larger soil animals [...] intact vegetation in open land. We observed nitrogen uptake and growth of the plants in these mesocosms. To determine the root growth of the plants, we used a root camera. We led this through transparent tubes

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important supporter of German-Finnish academic, social and cultural collaboration. ‘I am very grateful to the President of Finland, Sauli Niinistö, for this great honour. It is an expression of a profound [...] Buchmesse . Furthermore, several artists from Greifswald’s partner town, Kotka, have been invited to the festival over the course of the years. Prof. Pantermöller is also deputy chairman and managing [...] and the Helsinki Institute for the Languages of Finland, Kotus. Further Information Media Photo Contact at the Embassy of Finland Heini-Tuuli Onnela Press Counsellor of the Embassy of Finland Rauchstraße

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the 15/03/2017, the Senate decided to clarify the legal questions and, with the help of its Statute Committee, to define the formal requirements needed to be able to make a prompt decision on the name [...] ’s Senate has again addressed the question as to whether the name Ernst Moritz Arndt is suitable for a University which is open to the world. According to the Landeshochschulgesetz (State Higher Education [...] Education refused to agree to the Senate’s decision, only on formal grounds. In its notification from 07/03/2017, the Ministry of Education explicitly confirms that the University is allowed to stipulate its

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Engineering: Methods and Protocols enables scientists to carefully plan and successfully perform their experiments in this research area. Contacts at the University of Greifswald Prof. Dr. Uwe T. Bornscheuer

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northwards by 30 to 80 km - a significant loss in coverage. Thawing and dry (often drained) peatlands hold additional dangers: Peat fires, which can burn underground for months and are hard to extinguish, cause [...] further emissions and pose a health risk to people living in large-scale regions. Mining, agriculture and growing infrastructure projects are another menace to permafrost, which also serves as living space [...] that are of global importance and are yet to have been recognised and dealt with sufficiently. The report is published in six languages and made available to governments and environmental institutions

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and can only be stretched to twice its length due to the different treatment it is given. In contrast, the spider’s combed silk is extremely extensible. It can be stretched to 14 times its original length [...] parts of the webs. Such large differences in mechanical properties have previously only been attributed to differences in protein composition. The study has now shown for the first time that cribellate spiders [...] prey, but as supporting threads for the web. The catching ladder made of combed silk is then attached to these supporting threads. Nevertheless, the odd-clawed spiders’ uncombed threads are much more elastic

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cause about 5 % of our global annual CO 2 emissions. More than half of the attempts to restore wetlands fail due to insufficient consideration of the landscape-forming properties of the plants. ‘Our study [...] most important carbon-retaining ecosystems. That is why it is paramount to rigorously protect the well-preserved wetlands and to rewet and restore the drained and degraded wetlands as quickly as possible [...] at the University of Greifswald . Further information To the article: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abn1479 Media Photo [de] Contact at the University of Greifswald Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hans

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