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Thursday, 17. February 2022
AI experts and ecologists join forces to revolutionize…
© Blair CostelloeA team of experts in artificial intelligence (AI) and animal ecology have put forth a new, cross-disciplinary approach intended to enhance research on wildlife species and make more effective use of the vast amounts of data now being collected thanks to new technology. read more -
Friday, 21. January 2022
The puzzle of the "lost" angular momentum
© Nadja Haji, University of KonstanzA research team from Konstanz succeeds in solving a decade-old physical puzzle: the question of the fate of angular momentum during the ultrafast demagnetization of nickel crystals by laser light. read more -
Thursday, 20. January 2022
Negotiating Europe in the Mediterranean
© milivigerova/pixabayDr Heinrich Hartmann re-examines the history of Europe from the perspective of its rural peripheries in his Heisenberg project "European knowledge networks and rural development policies in the 20th century Mediterranean". read more -
Monday, 10. January 2022
University of Konstanz: Open Science as a guiding principle
The University of Konstanz is one of the first German universities to adopt an Open Science Policy and declare a broader understanding of open research culture as one of its guiding principles. read more -
Monday, 10. January 2022
KonDATA: platform for open research data
Sharing research data is essential for research and science: All University of Konstanz researchers can now use the new repository KonDATA to internationally publish and share their research data and make them citable in the long term. read more -
Tuesday, 21. December 2021
Saving animal lives using Big Data
© Elisabeth Böker, University of KonstanzThe Movebank ecosystem of tools offers a one-stop-shop solution to storing, sharing, and making sense of the deluge of data generated by the animal tracking revolution. read more - © Christian Jenewein
Tuesday, 30. November 2021
Binary mesocrystals from the nano-building kit
Team led by Konstanz researcher produces three-dimensional mesocrystals from two different types of nanocrystals - platinum and magnetite - for the first time. This lays the foundation for the synthesis of novel nanostructured solids with previously unexplored properties. read more
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Monday, 08. November 2021
Qubits from Beam Electrons
© Maxim TsarevKonstanz-based physicists use laser light to modulate free electrons into qubits – binary quantum systems for potential use in quantum information read more -
Monday, 08. November 2021
High-tech microscope for protein structures
© Andreas GroßResearch network at the University of Konstanz is working on advancing and adapting spin-based quantum light microscopy for the structural elucidation of proteins in living cells – 1.3 million euros funding for the acquisition of the high-tech microscope. read more -
Tuesday, 05. October 2021
Helping coral reefs survive under climate change
© Anna RoikA biologist from the University of Konstanz, along with an international group of re-searchers, calls for extending the natural adaptive capacity of corals through nature-based approaches. read more