Electronics - how are they made and how do I know they are working properly?

Dr. Enrico Paust will take you on a guided tour of the early years of Jena University and give you an insight into daily life at Collegium Jenense and the university funeral culture of the young university.

Have you ever wondered how many per mille you have when you have drunk two bottles of beer? Are you still allowed to drive? And how long does it take for the alcohol to dissipate? You can find the answers here.

Have you ever thought about how analytical chemistry helps turn colorful plastic waste into white beverage cups? Our specialists reveal the secrets of elemental analysis.

Combining cutting-edge urban history approaches to understand the present of cities and shape a more sustainable future.

Let's find out together where the parallels and differences between human and machine understanding lie!

Discover the importance of social relationships and learn how positive contact can promote well-being and overcome loneliness. Visit our lecture for a healthy life in old age!

What does it do to children and young people when the world sinks into global crises? We will examine scientific findings and develop strategies for us and the next generation - join us!

The Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut presents itself and its activities.

Let us take you on a journey into basic research into diabetes mellitus and its secondary diseases.

Cancer tumor edge detection with non-linear imaging biomedical probe

A few photos, a bit of math and the height measurement is complete

Key observations on the various climate variables are summarized and compared with data series from other institutions.

Meet our lab heroes Iris, SELMA and FeliX

Insights into aging stem cells - How can animal models help to improve understanding?