A team led by Prof. Dr. Ricardo Grieshaber-Bouyer has identified a key inflammation program that is of significance in a wide range of inflammatory processes and autoimmune diseases. This opens the door to a new approach for diagnosing and treating inflammation.
In episode 7, the president meets up with Prof. Dr. Ursula Roth. She holds the chair of Practical Theology (homiletics, iturgics and poimenics) at FAU.
In contrast to conventional mirrors, light can be reflected on surfaces known as meta surfaces without changing its polarization. This has now been proven by physicists at FAU and the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light (MPL).
Two members of the Chair of Science, Technology and Gender at FAU have been appointed to the EU working groups on science diplomacy: Prof. Dr. Maria Rentetzi and research assistant Ralf Mitschke.
In science, the exchange of ideas and resources between researchers from different disciplines forms the foundation for progress and innovation. Cooperation not only increases efficiency, but also promotes new findings. This is why the FAU Profile Center Light.Matter.QuantumTechnologies (LMQ) supports several high-ranking projects.
Despite all the challenges facing society at present, as the year comes to a close we can reflect with pleasure on the many successes FAU celebrated in 2023.
She studied physics at FAU, was "Wettkönigin" on the TV show “Wetten,dass…?” and lived in China for a few years: FAU alumna Ines Brunn. In an interview with the FAU Alumni Management, she shows us her television appearance on “Wetten,dass…?”, talks about her time as a student and reveals why she became a real celebrity in China.
FAU president Joachim Hornegger visits researchers that have just recently joined FAU. At the Institute of Applied Quantum Technologies he chats with Prof. Dr. Roland Nagy.
The Center for National High-Performance Computing at FAU has ordered the installation of two supercomputers. With the new high tech devices, the NHR location in northern Bavaria is continuing to grow, providing researchers from the whole of Germany with even more performance capacity.
A research team at Uniklinikum have investigated the biological properties of the new SARS-CoV-2 variant Pirola.
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