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Göttingen University supports projects to utilise and safeguard our genetic resources

A working group has recently been established at Göttingen University to focus on the development of high-quality plant varieties for organic cultivation. The purpose of the Working Group "Genetic resources and organic plant breeding" is to develop breeding methods for practical application in order to circumvent problems involved with organic cultivation. more...

Nazi-looted books handed over to original owners

The Göttingen State and University Library (SUB) has repatriated back to the University Library of Poznan 38 books that had belonged to Göttingen Library under the National Socialists. Between years 1941 and 1943, the books had been transferred to Göttingen by the German Reich Exchange Centre and the Emergency Foundation for German Science from areas occupied by the German Wehrmacht. more...

Göttingen University establishes the first Chair for Chinese as a Foreign Language

As per the summer semester of 2013, Göttingen University has established the first Chair for Chinese as a Foreign Language nationwide. The sinologist Dr. Henning Klöter, who until now was on the staff at the University of Mainz, has received the professorship. more...

A new method for storing ultra-short current pulses now developed

How fast can electrical currents be turned on and off? An international team of researchers affiliated with the University of Göttingen have investigated new possibilities for testing these limits in magnetic materials. The researchers succeeded in generating and manipulating current flows on a time scale of 100 femtoseconds. more...

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Göttinger Astrophysiker an Erforschung eines neu entdeckten Himmelskörpers beteiligt

Göttinger Astrophysiker an Erforschung eines neu entdeckten Himmelskörpers beteiligt Detaillierte Simulationsmodelle zur Bestimmung von Leuchtkraft und Temperatur Ein internationales Forscherteam hat einen der kühlsten sub-stellaren Himmelskörper entdeckt, der je außerhalb unseres Sonnensystems gefunden wurde. An den Forschungsarbeiten beteiligt war der Göttinger Astrophysiker Dr. Derek Homeier. Er hat mit detaillierten Simulationsmodellen wesentlich zur Interpretation der Beobachtungsdaten beigetragen. more...

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