Prof. Dr Caren Sureth-Sloane, an economist at Paderborn University, has been appointed as one of a total of 22 researchers to the international scientific advisory board of ‘Open Research Europe’, or ORE for short.

cum ratione and the Software Innovation Lab at Paderborn University present recommendations for action

Every year, 10 October is dedicated to mental wellbeing: On World Mental Health Day, proclaimed by the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH) and the World Health Organisation (WHO), attention is drawn to people’s mental wellbeing across the globe.

Joint meta-analysis by researchers from Paderborn and Munich published

In chemical plants, pipework or on artificial heart valves, thin layers of proteins, polymers or other substances are continuously deposited. To date, there have been no suitable models for predicting the interaction between surfaces, liquids and flows in real time. Scientists at the University of Paderborn are therefore developing a machine learning model that predicts these unwanted deposits on medical and industrial products.

Attacks on substations, cyberattacks on public authorities, drones flying over airports: critical infrastructure is increasingly becoming a target for criminals. So-called cyber-physical systems – that is, technical devices in which software and machines communicate with one another in real time via the internet – are particularly at risk.

Thanks to funding from the Carl Zeiss Foundation, a doctoral programme in computer science education – the only one of its kind in Germany – is being established across six university campuses in five federal states. The aim is to strengthen research, professional development and cross-regional networking in computer science education in the long term.