Paderborn University and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology continue their collaboration

Paderborn University becomes a founding member of the "ELLIS Unit NRW" research unit. ELLIS ("European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems") is a European network of excellence that brings together leading AI researchers and aims to strengthen Europe's international competitiveness in AI research. The network is organised in units, the so-called "ELLIS Units". The ELLIS Unit NRW, whose co-director is professor Dr Axel-Cyrille Ngonga…

Professor Dr Anette Buyken, nutritionist at Paderborn University, has been appointed Deputy Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board for Agricultural Policy, Nutrition and Consumer Health Protection (WBAE) at the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Home Affairs (BMLEH).

On the big tournament day on the sports campus, we invite you not only to gamble and watch, but also to linger over drinks, good food and small games. In addition to the familiar sports, there will be two new sports this year. You can also look forward to - Hyrox by CrossFitbox Paderborn - Football tennis - fitness festival You can find more information here.

As part of an international team, scientists from Paderborn University have developed a new method to quickly and accurately detect toxic arsenic variants in soil and water. The study, which was published in the journal "Nanoscale" of the Royal Society of Chemistry, shows how simple technologies can replace expensive laboratory procedures and enable rapid on-site analyses.

Once again in top form: Paderborn University demonstrated its sporting strength at the traditional Paderborn Easter Run with two victories in the company cup ranking and numerous other top placings. The successful runners were honoured at an official award ceremony on Monday, 11 May, in the building of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of East Westphalia in Bielefeld. In the "5 km mixed" category, the Paderborn University team of Felix…

The social differences in the digital skills of eighth-graders have widened significantly over the past ten years. This is shown by a new analysis by the DIPF | Leibniz Institute for Educational Research and Information, Goethe University Frankfurt and Paderborn University.