Podcasts
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Are bio-plastics the salvation from the plastic flood?
The world is suffocating in plastic. By 2050, the amount produced annually is expected to rise to 1 billion tons. Can plastics made from starch or cellulose be an alternative to petroleum-based…How ChatGPT works
It can text, write poetry, draw, and program - how much will the ChatGPT chatbot change our everyday lives? And how does it work at all?Weather stations for biodiversity
Using mass methods, Prof. Dr. Birgit Gemeinholzer and her team are trying to record what species richness is present at a particular location. To do this, they are setting up stations that resemble…Balance of documenta 15
documenta 15 ends on September 25. Dr. Liliana Gómez, professor of "Art and Society," takes a look back in the podcast, talks about the aftermath of the exhibition and gives tips for the final spurt. …"Clarifying the relationship between Kassel and the world".
Half-time at documenta. After a turbulent seven weeks, we spoke with Prof. Dr. Felix Vogel, Department of Art and Knowledge, about his impressions."Here, what is taken for granted today was tested"
The Stadtmuseum Kassel shows the history and charisma of the University of Kassel. A podcast with curator Prof. Dr. Martina Sitt about what makes this university special and about the art of…From career development and organizational culture
What is the next step in the organizational climate process at the university? And how can I make it easier for new colleagues (and myself) to arrive? You can find a podcast with Chancellor Dr. Oliver…Will we become a climate-neutral university?
The university is taking on a "reboot" as far as sustainability in operations is concerned. What does that mean for students and employees? And what opportunities are there to shape it themselves? You…How do you exhibit suicide? Podcast about the exhibition "Let's talk about it
On September 10, the exhibition "Suicide - Let's talk about it" begins at the Museum für Sepulkralkultur in Kassel. The aim is to de-taboo the topic and thus also facilitate prevention. A scientist…"Open Access promotes scientific exchange"
Why is Open Access so important? What advantages does it bring? What pitfalls do scientists have to be aware of when publishing their articles? Dr. Tobias Pohlmann, staff member at Kassel University…
