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A heated debate is going on in the European Union about poverty driven immigration. During negotiations on how to tackle the problem the different EU member states are struggling to maintain control over their individual social security systems. But to what extent can this be possible in view of…

Knut Müller, Florian F. Krause, Armand Béché, Marco Schowalter, Vincent Galioit, Stefan Löffler, Johan Verbeeck, Josef Zweck, Peter Schattschneider and Andreas Rosenauer.

Nature Communications (2014) 5, 5653.

doi:10.1038/ncomms6653

By focusing electrons on probes with a diameter of 50 pm,…

A study compiled by environmental physicists at the University of Bremen arrives at an unexpected conclusion: Europe’s forests absorb more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than previously thought. In cooperation with international and German partners, including the Max Planck Institute for…

Nürnberger Lebkuchen or shortbread...? The Personal Robot PR2 in the research lab of the Technology Center of Computer Science and Information Technology (TZI) cannot decide which is best. Sure is: Both are tasty! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all students, employees, Alumni, friends,…

In December the DFG [German Research Foundation] granted the University of Bremen a new trans-regional research group, in which the University of Oldenburg, the Technical University Hamburg-Harburg, and the FU Berlin will also be involved. The group is to be led by chemists, physicists, and…

Knut Müller, Florian F. Krause, Armand Béché, Marco Schowalter, Vincent Galioit, Stefan Löffler, Johan Verbeeck, Josef Zweck, Peter Schattschneider & Andreas Rosenauer 

Nature Communications (2014) 5, 5653

doi: 10.1038/ncomms6653

By focusing electrons on probes with a diameter of 50 pm,…

An important accolade for the University of Bremen: The German Research Foundation gave the green light for the third – and subsequently last – four-year phase of the Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) 747 “Micro-cold Forming”. This means another 11.2 million euros of funding over the next four…

The "In Touch" project enables refugees to attend lectures and courses.  The University’s  Erasmus-Initiative provides assistance to international students studying in Bremen. Both initiatives rest on the activities of engaged volunteers. In recognition of this unselfish dedication the University of…

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