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18OCT 2022
FAU news
A guide for new students
There are lots of new things waiting for you as a first-year student at FAU. To help you find your feet, we’ve compiled some tips and information about the most important points of contact. New at FAU Congratulations, you’re now officially a student at FAU! As proof of your new status as a student, you’ve […]
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17OCT 2022
Study
Excel, InDesign, Word & Co.
Do you soon have to start formatting your first written assignment? Are you expected to automatically insert cross-references and start numbering pages from page three? Have you collected quantitative data in a study and now need to analyze and prepare statistics using Excel or SPSS? Or do you just like the idea of realizing your […]
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17OCT 2022
FAU news
New: Erlangen PODCASTIVAL
Listen to this! The first ever Erlangen PODCASTIVAL starts in October, bringing the ever popular format of podcasts to the stage providing the audience a visual as well as audible experience. “The idea behind podcasts captures the spirit of our times and there has been a huge increase in audience numbers during the past few […]
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17OCT 2022
FAU news
“I see human rights work today as a resistance to injustice.”
Germany has a new human rights award, presented by FAU. The FAU Human Rights Award honours internationally distinguished individuals who are committed to human rights research, teaching and practice. The inaugural recipient is the Indian human rights scholar and practitioner Dr. Harsh Mander. In this interview, Dr. Mander talks about his work. Dear Dr. Harsh […]
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17OCT 2022
FAU news
Dr. Harsh Mander from India Receives Human Rights Award from FAU
Germany has a new human rights award, presented by FAU. The FAU Human Rights Award honours internationally distinguished individuals who are committed to human rights research, teaching and practice. The inaugural recipient is the Indian human rights scholar and practitioner Dr. Harsh Mander. FAU’s Vice President Research, Prof. Dr. Georg Schett, presented the award and […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
What mineralogy and dentures have in common
In our series of 22 reports, we present a panorama of female researchers from various qualification levels and academic positions, ranging from students to W3 professors. With their individual career paths, the female researchers in STEM subjects act as role models to encourage young female researchers to pursue an academic career, giving interesting insights into […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
My career should also match my political standpoint
In our series of 22 reports, we present a panorama of female researchers from various qualification levels and academic positions, ranging from students to W3 professors. With their individual career paths, the female researchers in STEM subjects act as role models to encourage young female researchers to pursue an academic career, giving interesting insights into […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
For me, the human being is the most fascinating machine in the world
In our series of 22 reports, we present a panorama of female researchers from various qualification levels and academic positions, ranging from students to W3 professors. With their individual career paths, the female researchers in STEM subjects act as role models to encourage young female researchers to pursue an academic career, giving interesting insights into […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
Studying minerals in an ideal setting at FAU
In our series of 22 reports, we present a panorama of female researchers from various qualification levels and academic positions, ranging from students to W3 professors. With their individual career paths, the female researchers in STEM subjects act as role models to encourage young female researchers to pursue an academic career, giving interesting insights into […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
Women should not shy away from competing at the highest level
In our series of 22 reports, we present a panorama of female researchers from various qualification levels and academic positions, ranging from students to W3 professors. With their individual career paths, the female researchers in STEM subjects act as role models to encourage young female researchers to pursue an academic career, giving interesting insights into […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
Japanese tea culture to relax from physics
In our series of 22 reports, we present a panorama of female researchers from various qualification levels and academic positions, ranging from students to W3 professors. With their individual career paths, the female researchers in STEM subjects act as role models to encourage young female researchers to pursue an academic career, giving interesting insights into […]
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14OCT 2022
STEM-researchers
Balancing both – Thin film materials and family
Dr. Maïssa Barr was born in France in 1989. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in physics and chemistry at the University of Aix-Marseille and did her Master’s in materials science, including electrochemistry and the study of materials for advanced technology. After an internship at the Atomic Energy Center in Grenoble, she knew she wanted to […]
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