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For Nathan Chapelier the notions and ideas involved in mathematics are beautiful. In this interview, he explains what he loves about his job and what challenges it entails.
The event marks the start of a new era of cooperation.
Letting go of learned fears is difficult. New research findings reveal that the environment in which we learn the fear could also play a crucial role in unlearning it.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz got a real sense of the innovative power of science in the ZESS research building and the Makerspace at Ruhr University Bochum.
Ruhr University's ranking improved significantly compared to the previous year. The materials sciences in particular shine.
In total, the University Alliance Ruhr submits four full proposals for Clusters of Excellence.
Nanotubes can serve as biosensors. They change their fluorescence when they bind to certain molecules. Until now, it was unclear why. Researchers have gained new insights into the cause of the fluorescence.
Carbon-based bipolar plates have the potential to replace titanium bipolar plates in proton exchange membrane electrolysis.
Pain is learned faster and in a more lasting way than other things. Although that makes sense from an evolutionary perspective, for people with chronic pain, it’s a problem.
In the run-up to the pan-European start-up competition, Ruhr University Bochum, RWTH Aachen University and HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management have invited international start-ups to a Wildcard Event at the O-Werk.
Sabine Swoboda outlines in our interview the definition of genocide in accordance with international law and what this definition means for the situation in Gaza.
"Over the past 20 years, Bochum has evolved into a hotspot for IT security research," said Wüst during his visit.
A prerequisite for AI in materials research is large-scale use and exchange of data on materials, which is facilitated by an international standard.
The talk will be followed by a Safer Space for Muslim students. This protected space offers the opportunity for exchange and mutual empowerment.
Immune responses can affect our mood and interfere with learning. Conversely, learning processes can influence immune responses.
On June 13, researcher Dr. Vasil Navumau talks about his escape from Belarus.
A touch of the button is all it takes to improve the resolution of ultrasound images fivefold. This is down to bubbles floating in the bloodstream and a clever algorithm.
Techniques borrowed from microchip production can be used to create tiny components. Bochum-based researchers have come up with clever tricks to set them in motion.
Born in Jordan, he would one day like to establish his own non-governmental organization in the Global South.
A ball game was at the center of life in the Mayan civilization of the Stone Age. It decided wars, agriculture – and presumably even the continued existence of the world. Not infrequently, it ended in bloodshed.
