Whether it's student labs, online blogs, or podcasts—UOS already offers a wide range of opportunities in the field of science communication!
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The game demonstrates how automated research using AI can work and what is important in the scientific process.
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The exhibition by students in the Textile Studies program took an in-depth look at the cultural heritage of indigo printing in Germany and Georgia.
The Chemistry Didactics team captivates the audience with a spectacular mix of chemistry experiments, humor, and Christmas spirit!
The journal provides an online platform for presenting research projects in cognitive science.
In this MiniCrime, participants take on the role of investigators to uncover the cause of a mysterious fish die-off.
Achim Paululat's YouTube channel brings zoology to life with exciting experiments for the classroom and fascinating videos.
Research. Discover. Marvel: Right in the heart of Osnabrück, schools, Osnabrück University, and local businesses are teaming up to present experiments and invite curious visitors to join in.
From vineyard snails to starfish to mimicry—short videos introduce students to animal species, their anatomy, and their ways of life.
The game allows players to simulate the effects of oil and nutrient levels in the water on fish growth and mortality.
The report examines the background, developments, and discourses surrounding global migration, moving beyond simplistic portrayals.
