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Wednesday, 11. December 2024
The tinkering mindset
He is no engineer, yet he is building an automated system for chemistry research all on his own. The FabLab at the University of Konstanz, and expertise from Scientific Engineering Services, are making this possible. A look over Robert Pazdzior's shoulder. read more
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Friday, 06. December 2024
Research and politics operate on different logics
© David DegnerEconomist Simon Jäger from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) studies the causes and effects of inequality, especially in the labour market context. This is why his expertise is of keen interest – not only in research but also in politics and economics. read more -
Monday, 25. November 2024
Hands-on field training
© Gabriella GallImagine starting out to study collective behaviour. Fieldwork might be an important part of your research. How on earth do you go about it, if you have not ever been in the field before? read more -
Sunday, 17. November 2024
Looking into emptiness
"Oh, nothing," is what historian Achim Landwehr often answers when asked what he is currently working on. He says it with a wink, but it’s actually true. The professor of early modern history at the University of Konstanz is concerned with gaps and emptiness. read more -
Thursday, 24. October 2024
How research supports and connects integration players
Municipal integration coordinators work in cities and municipalities to foster the integration of local migrants. They often work alone on a highly charged topic. read more -
Monday, 21. October 2024
Preparing officers for the exceptional case
Seven years ago, Konstanz cultural scholar Kirsten Mahlke and her team developed a digital learning application for police officers in training: The tool teaches professional skills for delivering death notifications to a deceased person's relatives. Time to reflect and take stock of this work. read more -
Monday, 21. October 2024
Transfer gives research new contours
More transfer - this wish has been expressed more and more frequently to universities and other research institutes. However, transfer projects often develop a momentum of their own that cannot be planned. An interview with Kirsten Mahlke read more -
Thursday, 10. October 2024
Understanding the psyche of offenders
Gilda Giebel studied forensic psychology at the University of Konstanz before working with sex offenders in preventive detention. How did study and research prepare her for the challenging situations in her everyday work? A look into an otherwise closed-off world. read more -
Wednesday, 04. September 2024
Waggle dance mysteries
© James FosterHow do bees navigate when the directions in the waggle dances by other bees are fuzzy? Dive into the intriguing research on bee behaviour, which occurs on the campus at the University Konstanz, to find out this research question. read more -
Thursday, 22. August 2024
Taking on new perspectives
© GameLab, Universität KonstanzWhat possibilities does a new research setup offer? This is often not foreseeable in advance and the full range of applications only becomes apparent while the system is being used. A new 3D recording studio has just been created in the GameLab at the University of Konstanz. read more