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On 3 October, we will once again be celebrating German Unity Day. In this interview, Prof. Roth explains why there is no such thing as ‘the East’, why even East Germans themselves use these stereotypes, and how we can communicate better with one another in future.
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What happens to human cells in zero gravity? An international research team, including researchers from Magdeburg University Hospital, is seeking answers. The PULSE project is developing a bioprinting technology that could prove vital both in space and on Earth.
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A name, a familiar face, a holiday many years ago: personal memories are not formed in a single part of the brain. Many regions work together as a network. In Alzheimer’s disease, this interaction becomes increasingly out of sync.
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The MathemaTHEK project, supported by Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, is showcasing just how much maths there is in everyday life at Magdeburg City Library.
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Through the Blended Intensive Programmes run by the EU GREEN University Alliance, students can study for a short period at a partner university in Europe, collaborate with students from different countries and, in doing so, broaden their academic horizons beyond their own field of study. Nour Elsayed took advantage of one such opportunity in the summer of 2026.
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How can nine universities in nine European countries come together to form a campus that transcends borders? In Oradea, Romania, the leaders of the EU GREEN university alliance gathered for their annual meeting in the first week of October.