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New species of mushroom from Africa named after Ewald Langer
A great honor for Prof. Dr. Ewald Langer: a species of fungus discovered in West Africa has been named after the Kassel…Insects on your plate? Consumer study shows: Preferably without additives
Insects are considered a resource-saving source of protein, but continue to meet with reservations. Recent research by…Bridge construction and wastewater treatment: Construction industry sponsorship award
Mareike Schaake and Jonas Umbach were awarded the North Hessian construction industry sponsorship prize yesterday…Higher strength for metals with defect engineering
Metals are indispensable for almost all key technologies in our society: from infrastructure and energy technology to…How rays affect living beings
A new LOEWE research project at the University of Kassel's Institute of Physics is investigating how radiation affects…Student teachers in action at schools in Hessen
The Hesse-wide LABORA-HE study shows: Half of the student teachers surveyed already work at schools during their…Rapidly growing worldwide: biodiversity data is now used in over 180 countries
Freely accessible biodiversity data is becoming increasingly important for global research - and its use is growing…Physics: Improved spectrometer helps to see tiny signals better
Physicists from Kassel have improved a spectrometer that measures the movements of charged particles, such as those…University of Kassel becomes center for global raw materials research
From next year, Kassel will become an important center of international research on energy, raw materials and…Kassel team develops guidelines for the EU Nature Conservation Regulation
How can Europe's agricultural landscapes be restored in a way that benefits both ecosystems and society? In a recent…
