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How do antibodies prevent an infection with HIV? A team of researchers led by Prof. Dr. Klaus Überla can now answer this question.

FAU scientists are carrying out research into 3D printing methods for manufacturing personalized medication.

Win the EELISA test space worth 15.000 Euro and the EELISA co-creation workshop at JOSEPHS. Submit your proposal by October 27th!

Almost 90 percent of people who have contracted COVID-19 and suffer from persistent symptoms after the initial infection present with cognitive impairments such as memory problems or difficulties concentrating. This is the conclusion reached by a study conducted by the Post-COVID Center from Universitätsklinikum Erlangen.

DECAM exploits the highly complementary scientific expertise and infrastructure and simultaneously facilitates the scientific collaboration and networking in the field of the development and characterization of advanced materials

Forbes magazine listed her among the top "30 Under 30" in "Leadership": Aya Jaff. The well-known FAU alumna is a programmer, author and entrepreneur. She studied business informatics, economics and sinology at FAU. In our video interview "FAU Alumni #MyStory", Aya Jaff talks about her time at FAU and her career path.

How can teaching staff integrate current topics like energy transition or electric mobility? FAU is offering special advanced training programs.

FAU has received a distinguished professorship from the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts: As part of the High-Tech Agenda Bavaria, Prof. Dr. Bastian Etzold, Chair of Power-to-X Technologies, has been awarded five million euros in funding.

FAU’s Hightech Campus continues to grow and will now include an additional 105,000 square meters of floor space from the Siemens campus in south Erlangen. The key for the building has now been symbolically handed over to FAU in the presence of Bavarian Minister President Dr. Markus Söder, Siemens CEO Dr. Roland Busch, and State Ministers Markus Blume and Joachim Herrmann.

Siemens announced that it intends to spend half of its two billion euro investment program in Germany. Siemens stated that the investment will establish Erlangen as a center for the technology of the “industrial metaverse”, where this technology supports the connection between the physical and digital world.