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How does the coronavirus influence our ideas about ageing?
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Anti-inflammatory drugs lower the risk of infection
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Artificial intelligence can read car number plates
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Does immunothrombosis make the coronavirus especially dangerous?
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Kristian Franze appointed new director of the Institute for Medical Physics and Microtissue Engineering at FAU
The coronavirus and how it affects FAU
The coronavirus pandemic has also changed life at FAU. Classes have been cancelled, examinations have been rescheduled, many staff are working from home and new questions are being raised nearly every day as the situation develops. We are therefore keeping students and staff up to date on current developments and news with a special page devoted to information on the coronavirus, in podcasts, interviews and blog posts.
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Wissenschaft auf AEG
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FAU presents exciting current research projects in the lecture series ‘Wissenschaft auf AEG’ in Nuremberg. The event location ‘Auf AEG’ – the former AEG site – has a unique atmosphere that provides the perfect setting for lecture series. It is a place that promotes knowledge and research where visitors are sure to learn something new.
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Wissenschaft im Schloss
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FAU presents exciting current research projects to the public through its lecture series ‘Wissenschaft im Schloss’. Students, school pupils and members of the public who are interested in research are invited to attend the lectures.
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Schlossgartenfest
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The Schlossgartenfest at FAU is one of the largest and most beautiful garden parties in Europe. On the last Saturday in June, the President invites students, members and friends of the University, as well as high-profile guests from politics, business and academia, to come and dance and enjoy a fantastic evening in the Schlossgarten.
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Collegium Alexandrinum
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The Collegium Alexandrinum lectures are directed at both FAU members and members of the general public. The series of lectures presents examples from research at institutes, clinical departments and research centres at FAU. In addition to these lectures, Collegium Alexandrinum also offers tours of the University’s collections and gardens each semester.
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Long Night of Sciences
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Watch the world’s fastest computer tomography system display a 3D image of the human heart, or discover metals that are so light that they float in milk – with around 400 items on the programme, FAU runs the most events of all the contributors who take part in the Long Night of Sciences. It is held every two years in October.
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Dies academicus
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Once a year on 4 November, FAU celebrates the date when the University was established in 1743. This was the day that Friedrichs-Universität was founded in Erlangen by Margrave Friedrich of Brandenburg-Bayreuth.
Prof. Dr. Jessica Freiherr - Wie riecht der Mensch?
The FAU video portal provides recordings of public lectures and other fascinating topics. These include Wissenschaft auf AEG, Wissenschaft im Schloss, Collegium alexandrinum and New@FAU, a series of videos in which professors who are new to FAU introduce themselves and explain why it is worth studying their subject at FAU.
alexander Nr. 113 – Mai 2020
alexander – the latest news from FAU
alexander is published several times a year. It covers all aspects of university life – research, teaching and study, and internal affairs.
friedrich – FAU’s research magazine
The current issue of friedrich takes readers on a journey of discovery into ‘hidden worlds’.
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Instagram
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See more of FAU: images of the University and various aspects of student life are posted on our Instagram feed several times a week. The University also reposts images from other Instagram users. You can find FAU under the name uni_fau and all images include the hashtags #unifau and #fau_germany.
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Facebook
From university events to interesting stories from the University: which student-related topics are people currently talking about? What are the most important upcoming events, from the Science Slam to the short film event to the faculty party?
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Youtube
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FAU has its own YouTube channel for presenting the University in videos in German and English. Whether it’s information about our degree programmes, interesting reports from research and teaching or videos about our events – visitors to our YouTube channel are always up to date with what’s going on.
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Twitter
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If you never want to miss an important date again you can follow FAU on Twitter: www.twitter.com/unifau. FAU tweets all dates and events relevant for students.
Our Twitter channel in English, FAU_Germany, is dedicated to research. We use it to present FAU’s strength in research and innovation to the international scientific community and to the public. What research is FAU currently undertaking? Who is working on the research projects? Who does FAU collaborate with internationally? If you want to find out more about these and other research topics, FAU_Germany is the place to go.
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FAU Community
Current and previous members of FAU from all over the world use the free FAU alumni network to make contacts, discuss topics and keep up to date with what’s going on. Members receive the FAU Alumni newsletter once every two months.
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Xing
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Those seeking inspiration for their careers will find around 10,000 like-minded people on FAU’s group on the careers platform XING. FAU alumni, researchers, students and other FAU members from Germany and abroad all network via the site.
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LinkedIn
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Our English-language FAU LinkedIn group is aimed at members of FAU who would like to like to expand their network with research groups, companies and other FAU alumni all over the world.
Are you interested in research? Follow our blog for the latest press releases on research-related topics. The FAU Maps give an overview of the wide range of research conducted by FAU in certain selected fields.
Web portal on artificial intelligence
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The AI Map shows FAU’s expertise in the area of artificial intelligence, for example in medicine, manufacturing or ethics.
Web portal on energy and climate
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FAU has a valuable contribution to make to tackling climate change, as our expertise in the area of energy research is second to none.