FAU researcher Ludwig Nützel combines the traditional card game of Schafkopf and quantum physics. He has now spiced the game up a little with his new version that introduces elements from the field of quantum physics into the trick-taking game.
As part of our innate immune system, the complement system plays a role in destroying tumor cells. Paradoxically however, an activated complement system can also also promote the growth and formation of metastases in certain types of tumors such as sarcomas. How radiotherapy influences the complement system is now the subject of research being carried out by a consortium that researcher Dr. Michael Rückert is a member of.
“One year after the treatment, I feel as good as I did before my diagnosis, except for a few colds,” says Uresa A. today. In June 2023, Uresa received CAR-T cells at Universitätsklinikum Erlangen as a last resort to slow down systemic lupus erythematosus.
FAU alumni Wolfgang Bruder gives useful insights into his job as a geographer and consultant for bus and on-demand transport at the Ministry of Transport in Baden-Württemberg.
For episode 9 of A cup with the President, Prof. Dr. Hornegger visits Prof. Dr. Katharina Diehl who holds the professorship for Epidemiology and Public Health.
While a pacemaker is currently the most effective treatment to stop cardiac arrhythmias, it cannot keep them from reoccurring. However, there might be a solution for that: FAU researchers and scientists from the University of Bonn have now developed a gel as a preventive measurement.
Children want to be more involved in decision making processes says a new study conducted by FAU's Institute for Primary Education Research. This underscores the fact that children should learn to think and act democratically from an early age. A great place to do so could be at school.
On June 21st and 22nd, 2024, FAU honored all doctoral students who recently received their doctorates, as well as those who received their doctorate 15, 25, 50 or even 60 years ago, at a ceremony. An integral part of the celebration that can be seen in the video in the article: the joint graduation cap throwing.
How can we write transnational history in a world in which science and technology are becoming increasingly relevant? The Transnational History Lab has looked at this question in more detail. The researchers have prepared a documentary on their work.
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