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University of Bremen celebrates OPEN CAMPUS!

The countdown is on: under the motto "Open world - share knowledge" the OPEN CAMPUS starts on Friday, 21st June 2013 a 3 pm. Visitors will experience the University life with mix of science shows, science slam, research and teaching, party and concerts as well as international performances. At 8.30 pm the open air party starts with Grillmaster Flash, the soul musician Flo Mega and DJ Rossi. The University of Bremen invites everybody. The entrance is for free.

Campus-Park: Central stage, 50 Pagodas, KINDERCAMPUS und Start for 90 guided tours

Core of the OPEN CAMPUS are the 50 pagodas as well as the stage of Bremen Vier within the Campus Park. At 3 pm a variegated program starts here. Along the Bibliothekstraße, all twelve faculties, institutes as well as service- and counseling institutions of the University of Bremen present themselves.

Participate in a small quiz and you will be able to get the first prize: a visit to the 146 meters high Bremen Drop Tower. The younger visitor can explore various fascinating things on the KINDERCAMPUS [children's campus] right next to the Bremen Vier stage: They can produce their on shower gel or illuminate clothes by moving or they explore crayfish.

The infopoint - start for 90 guided tours in German and English - is also in the Campus Park. Here, registration is required. Please come to the infopoint at least 15 minutes before the tour starts. The tours give insight into university and various institutes like the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) or the restoring studio of the State and University Library (SuUB).

„OPEN CAMPUS international“ in front of the Administration Building

Multicultural is the motto in the garden of nations: On the OPEN CAMPUS international several students' communities present themselves with music, informations and culinary delectabilities. You'll have the chance to get to know them together with the International Office (IO) and the Center for foreign languages of the state of Bremen.

Special Guest: The Orchestra of the Ocean University of China. They will perform at 7 pm at the Haus am Walde (in case of bad weather in the lecture hall of the GW1 across the Universum). Visitors will hear an appitizer at 6 pm on the Bremen Vier stage in the Campus Park.

NW1 Building: 20 interesting short presentations on latest issues

About 20 short presentations on latest issues are waiting for you in the NW 1 Building in the Otto-Hahn-Allee. Researches report for example on their researches on fighting diabetes, on how to philosophize with children or on fan culture in football.

Sportturm and MZH-Building: 22 introductory offers and six exhibitions

Have you always wanted to dance Salsa or to try boxing? Than you should visit the Sportturm. From 2 pm on 22 introductory offers are waiting for you. In the MZH (multifunctional building) six smaller exhibitions compiled by students and researchers give a fabulous insight in their projekts. Like students from the faculty of computer sciences present their app especially programmed for the OPEN CAMPUS. Or you can try to perform an emergengy landing within a 3D flight simulator. Other students present their online magazine "KROSSE.info" - magazine for culture, media and lifestyle.

 

"One year after out great success as winner in the Excellence Initiative, we are happy to show our university and to present it's variety," says Prof. Yasemin Karaka?o?lu, Vice Rector for Intercultural and International Affairs. „We invite everybody to our OPEN CAMPUS!" Her special thanks goes to all researchers, students, university employees, partners and sponsors who enabled this day.

Further information to the programm

www.uni-bremen.de/open-campus (Website), www.facebook.com/opencampusunibremen (Facebook).

Or get the OPEN CAMPUS on your androit smartphone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.uni.bremen.estudent.opencampus (OPEN-CAMPUS-App).

OPEN CAMPUS is sponsored by:
Weser-Kurier, Bremen Vier, AOK Bremen/Bremerhaven, Sparkasse Bremen AG, Bremer Straßenbahn AG, Stiftung der Universität Bremen, JCDecaux und Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen (WFB).

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Events

07. Nov
Online Workshop “Information & Orientation” for the navigare – Career Coaching 2025
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07. Nov
Dr. Ekkehard Peick (PTB): Laser Excitation of the Th-229 Nucleus - Towards a nuclear clock
Hörsaal H3, Geb. NW1, Otto-Hahn-Allee 1, 28359 Bremen
16:00 17:00
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11. Nov
The Russian Pharmaceutical Market in the Discursive Middle Ground of the 1990s
IW3; 0330
00:00 00:00
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11. Nov
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Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, Lehmkuhlenbusch 4, 27753 Delmenhorst
19:30 21:00
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12.14. Nov
7. Open6GHub Konsortialmeeting
NEOS Building DIGITAL HUB Industry Konrad-Zuse-Straße 6a
12:00 13:00
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12. Nov
Mittagskonzert: Entspannter Jazz aus Bremen mit "Swinging Four"
Mittagskonzert im Theatersaal, Eintritt frei
12:30 12:55
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12. Nov
Vortrag von Stefan Helmreich (MIT): A Book of Waves: Ocean Waves, Ocean Science, Ocean Media.
Rotunde
18:15 19:45
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13. Nov
Coffee Lecture: Völkerverbrechen vor aller Augen – aber nicht vor Gericht?
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
11:00 11:45
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14. Nov
Die Kreide des Kristianstad-Beckens in Schweden
Marum I Raum 0180
19:20 21:00
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15. Nov
Nacht der Biosignale
18:00 23:55
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18. Nov
Wie man ein humanitäres Imperium aufbaut: Die Tolstoy Foundation im Kalten Krieg
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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19. Nov
Mittagskonzert: Guido Goh/Gesang, Klavier und Sisa – Solo
Mittagskonzert im Theatersaal, Eintritt frei
12:30 12:55
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19. Nov
studio Vortrag mit Charlotte Matter (Zürich) Abgrenzung und Verbundenheit. Queer-feministische Räume der Kunst
Haus der Wissenschaft, Olbers-Saal, Sandstr. 4-5, 28195 Bremen
18:00 20:00
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20. Nov
Hochschulmesse - Studium und Praktikum im Ausland
GW2
10:00 16:00
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20. Nov
Coffee Lecture: Klimaschutz durch Digitalisierung?
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
11:00 11:45
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21. Nov
36. Bremer Universitäts-Gespräche Wissenschaftsfreiheit heute: Praktiken – Gefährdungen - Kontroversen, Eröffnungsabend
Kunsthalle Bremen, Am Wall 207, 28195 Bremen
17:30 21:00
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25. Nov
Coming of Age in the Urals in the Early 1960s: Ideals and Perspektives of the Middle Class. The Story of Anna Tarshis
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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26. Nov
Workshop „Gesundheitsfachkräfte an Schulen – Gesundheitskompetenz vermitteln und gesundheitliche Ungleichheiten überwinden“
Haus der Wissenschaft, Raum: Olbers-Saal, Sandstr. 4/5, 28195 Bremen
10:00 16:00
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26. Nov
Mittagskonzert: Oriental Trio: Bekannte türkische Lieder, ins Deutsche übertragen
Mittagskonzert im Theatersaal, Eintritt frei
12:30 12:55
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26. Nov
Vorträge von Johannes Kiefer (FB4) und Kerstin Knopf (FB10)
Rotunde
18:15 19:45
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27. Nov
Coffee Lecture: Vor dem Zivilrichter sind nicht alle Menschen gleich
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
11:00 11:45
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27. Nov
Das MVP Bremen – Einbindung von nichtversicherten Personen in die gesundheitliche Versorgung
Haus der Wissenschaft
18:00 20:00
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28. Nov
Prof. Dr. Carsten Klempt (DLR SI und Uni Hannover): Optical frequency metrology – quantum sensing on ground and in space
Hörsaal H3, Geb. NW1, Otto-Hahn-Allee 1, 28359 Bremen
16:00 17:00
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29. Nov
Jahresveranstaltung - Gesunde Stadt Bremen
Kwadrat, Wilhelm-Kaisen-Brücke 4 in Bremen
09:00 13:30
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02.03. Dec
Bremer Symposium AI in Health
Bremische Bürgerschaft / Haus der Wissenschaft
09:00 18:00
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02. Dec
Verbal Comedy on Stage in Russia from the Late Soviet to the Post-Soviet Era: Forms and Meanings
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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03. Dec
Vorträge von Alice Lefebvre (FB5 und MARUM) und Raimund Bleischwitz (FB8 und ZMT)
Rotunde
18:15 19:45
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04. Dec
Coffee Lecture: „Und auch sonst von mäßigem Verstande“. Eine Anthologie zu Satire und Recht
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
11:00 11:45
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05. Dec
Prof. Dr. Andrey Surzhykov (PTB und Technische Universität Braunschweig): Structured light and its applications
Hörsaal H3, Geb. NW1, Otto-Hahn-Allee 1, 28359 Bremen
16:00 17:00
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05. Dec
SALON TIER Online Vortrag mit Apian (Aladin Borioli) (Visueller Anthropologe, Schweiz) A Ministry of Bees
via Zoom
18:00 20:00
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06. Dec
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10:00 14:15
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09. Dec
Soviet Studies on Contraception and Infertility: The USSR in the WHO Program on Human Reproduction, 1970s-1980s
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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11. Dec
Coffee Lecture: Welche Namen sind nach der Reform des Namensrecht zulässig?
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
11:00 11:45
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11. Dec
Das neue Organspenderegister – Kann so die Spendenbereitschaft erhöht werden?
Haus der Wissenschaft
18:00 20:00
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12. Dec
Weihnachtsfeier des Arbeitskreises - Ein Abend der Entdeckungen
Marum I Raum 0180
19:20 21:00
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16. Dec
Neuverortungen – Museen und das Ende der Sowjetunion
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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17. Dec
Vorträge von Andreas Rademacher (FB3) und Jana Jürgs (FB10)
Rotunde
18:15 19:45
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19. Dec
Nobelpreiskolloquium
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16:00 17:00
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06. Jan
Wohnen und Wohneigentum. Lässt sich aus der Geschichte der Transformation in Ostdeutschland lernen?
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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07. Jan
Vorträge von Ela Miramontes Garcia (FB5 und MARUM) und Torben Klarl (FB7)
Rotunde
18:15 19:45
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08. Jan
Young Carer – Was brauchen pflegende Kinder und Jugendliche?
Haus der Wissenschaft
18:00 20:00
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13. Jan
Die Dreikaiserreichsgrenze. Repräsentationen und Alltagserfahrungen von Grenzen und Grenzregimen in Ostmitteleuropa, c. 1870-1918
IW3; 0330
18:00 20:00
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15. Jan
Coffee Lecture: Lässt sich der nächste Bahnstreik noch verhindern?
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
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16. Jan
Prof. Dr. Cornelia Denz Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)
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19. Jan
Buchpräsentation und Gespräch mit Darja Klingenberg, Frankfurt/Oder Rosanna Umbach, Bremen im Gespräch mit Jorun Jensen, Frankfurt/Main "Küchen/Politiken – Wohnen als politischer Schauplatz" im Rahmen der studio Reihe
Kukoon, Kulturzentrum, Buntentorsteinweg 29, 28201 Bremen
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20. Jan
Between the Heroic and the Mundane: The Vietnamese Presence in Socialist Poland
IW3; 0330
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21. Jan
Vorträge von Marie Fujitani (FB8 und ZMT) und Sarina Niedzwiedz (FB2)
Rotunde
18:15 19:45
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22. Jan
Coffee Lecture: Warum ist es so schwierig, Hafeninfrastruktur für die Energiewende zu schaffen?
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
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22. Jan
„Europe‘s Beating Cancer Plan“ – Was ändert sich für die Versorgung?
Haus der Wissenschaft
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23. Jan
Prof. Dr. Michaela Hegglin (Institute of Climate and Energy Systems, Forschungszentrum Jülich) Earth observations in support of the UNFCCC Paris Agreement
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27. Jan
Durch den eisigen Vorhang. Wissenschaftler-austausch in der Antarktis, 1956-1983
IW3; 0330
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28. Jan
Vorträge von Till Markus (FB6 und Helmholtz-Zentrum Leipzig für Umweltforschung) und Andrea Mühlebach (FB09)
Rotunde
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29. Jan
Coffee Lecture: Rausch – Gewalt – Strafrecht
Kassenhalle im Forum am Domshof
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29. Jan
Tag des Gedenkens an die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus
GW 1 Hörsaal
16:00 18:00
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30. Jan
Prof. Dr. Peter Braesicke (Deutscher Wetterdienst, Offenbach): Challenges and Opportunities of Seamless Earth System Modelling
Hörsaal H3, Geb. NW1, Otto-Hahn-Allee 1, 28359 Bremen
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30. Jan
SALON TIER Online-Vortrag mit Bettina Henzler (Filmwissenschaftlerin, Köln) Anverwandlungen an das Tier. Zum mimetischen Verhältnis von Natur und Mensch im Kindheitsfilm
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11. Mar
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16:00 18:00
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08. May
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14. May
Info-Tag für Studieninteressierte
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17.18. Jun
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