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This year there will be a premiere in our lab: students from three different lectures will present the results they have achieved in the respective courses in a poster session at a joint event. The aim is to introduce students to scientific work such as conference presentations, but in a smaller…

From September 13 to 15, the 35th international EAEPE conference took place at Leeds University Business School in Leeds (UK). From the working group Jessica Birkholz, Susanna Bolz, and Philip Kerner participated in the conference and presented their current research.

Due to its open-topic design,…

Katharina Reiling has been appointed as professor of public law, in particular administrative law, international law and maritime law.

Philip Kerner and Tobias Wendler, together with Martin Kalthaus (University of Southern Denmark), have published an article in the international peer-reviewed journal "Energy Economics" on the role of institutions in the relationship between economic growth on the use of natural resources.

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The YUFE alliance of young European universities, of which the University of Bremen is a member, is concerned about anti-democratic developments in Europe. At a meeting in Cyprus, the university presidents called for a return to European values.

The research consortium "Obstacles to Modernization in the Economy and Science of the GDR " (Mod-Block-DDR) will continue to be funded by the BMBF with 1.2 million Euros until 2025.

The overall objective of the research consortium is to identify the state-socialist modernization blockades in the…

Our research associate Christopher Metz and DSC spokesperson Rolf Drechsler have developed a new profiling tool in collaboration with colleagues from the DFKI and the TU Hamburg. For their work, the team was awarded with the Best Paper Award at the FDL 2023.

Good and Constructive Start: The President of the University of Bremen, Professor Jutta Günther, welcomed the new Senator for Science Kathrin Moosdorf and her State Councilor Irene Strebl to the university campus for a first discussion.

To support a project in the field of "Didactic e-learning application scenarios", we are looking for a student assistant (m/f/d) in the period from 01.11.2023 - 31.03.2024 (extension possible) for max. 42 hours per month.