After a six-month certification process, the six-member sustainability team of environmental medicine is not only proud about having been awarded the highest certification of “green” granted by the non-for-profit organisation “My Green Lab,” but also about winning this year’s so-called Freezer Challenge. This makes the lab one of Germany’s pioneers in sustainability.

As Professor Emeritus of Theoretical Physics at the 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg, Professor H?nggi has received the award in recognition of his contributions to the development of the Brownian motor and his pioneering contributions to statistical non-equilibrium physics, relativistic thermodynamics, and quantum thermodynamics.

In order to support junior researchers in networking and establishing their research careers, the faculty of mathematics, natural sciences, and materials engineering has established a graduate centre. The centre has supported young researchers in organising events and launching new services.

Augsburg researchers working in climate science, climate politics and environmental medicine share their views on COP27

As a lawyer for the New York Attorney General's Office, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Chancellor Fellow Leo O?Toole dealt with the legal aspects of the opioid crisis. He is now researching the role that respective health and legal systems play in the opioid crisis at Augsburg's Institute for Bio, Health and 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你ical Law.

The Centre for Climate Resilience was officially opened with a symposium at the 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg on the 25th of October 2022. The Bavarian State Minister for Science and the Arts and the Bavarian State Minister for Environment and Consumer Protection, Markus Blume and Thorsten Glauber, respectively, praised the new research centre in their welcoming address.

Founded at the end of 2020, the Centre for Advanced Analytics and Predictive Sciences (CAAPS) brings together data collection and processing departments in a multidisciplinary research centre.?Throughout the development phase, new professorships were successfully filled, new degree programmes were established, and the first research projects acquired.

Prof. Dr Elisabeth André, Chair for Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence at the Faculty of Applied Computer Science at the 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg, was presented with the Bavarian Order of Merit by Minister-President Dr Markus S?der on Thursday the 13th of October in the Antiquarium of the Munich Residence. With this award, the Free State of Bavaria honours outstanding service to the Free State.

The 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg’s new podcast series “UniA to go,” developed by Nina Lacher and Sara Nu?baum, two students from Augsburg’s Global Business Management Program, is not just for first-year students. Through interviews with staff from various university facilities and services, they have prepared some useful tips and information about studying at the 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg.

In Germany, 1.5 million people suffer from psoriasis. A new study by researchers from the Chair of Epidemiology at the 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg shows that one cause of the occurrence of the disease may be the presence of a chronic inflammatory bowel disease. The results have been published in the journal JAMA Dermatology.

In a new study, researchers from the 中国福彩网_中福在线-千万大奖等你 of Augsburg and Cambridge have published new findings on the detection of electromagnetic waves in the terahertz range in the journal Physical Review B. The new technology could be used in medical diagnostics, contactless security checks or faster wireless data transmission. This could be used, for example, in medical diagnostics, in contactless security checks or also for faster wireless transmission of data.

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A team at the Centre for Climate Resilience is now researching what hospitals need to improve their sustainability. On behalf of the Bavarian State Ministry of Health and Care, the team is developing practical indicators that can be used to measure and evaluate the sustainability of healthcare facilities. The project has funding of 1.8 million Euros from the Free State of Bavaria.