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The German Informatics Society (GI) honours Prof. Dr Karin Vosseberg
Computer science professor awarded the title of “GI Fellow”. Vosseberg is said to have contributed to the development of universities by establishing sustainable, digitally sovereign infrastructures. She is also being recognised for her outstanding commitment to promoting girls and women in computer science.
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Statement from Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences Regarding a Queerphobic Incident
We are deeply shocked and outraged by an incident in the courtyard behind Building B, in which the Pride flag was torn down from the flagpole and set alight. We regard this as a politically motivated attack on our queer community. The police are investigating. We would like to thank the universities in the State of Bremen and the State Rectors’ Conference for their solidarity!
In the medical technology program, students have developed a lie detector that exposes lies based on biosignals. Prof. Dr. Olaf Eick, Marcell Müller, and student Jan Scheibel explained exactly how it works to Sat.1 regional and the radio station Bremen Next.
The university has four research clusters in which it works on a broad range of topics to address the societal challenges of our times.
Discover all four research clusters by clicking on the tabs.
A clear priority in the university's research and development activities is the area of energy and marine technology. A considerable percentage of the university's third-party research funding can be attributed to this area.
Research activities in the life sciences are largely built on the expertise in the study programmes Biotechnology, Food Technology, Medical Technologies and Physician Assistant. Apart from marine research topics ranging from marine microbiology to fisheries biology, application-oriented research in the food sector is also of exceptional importance.
Linking the disciplines of 'logistics' and 'information systems' in one research cluster allows us to conduct applied research to identify, evaluate and realise potential for logistics and related areas. This is how we connect different areas, including such areas as digitalisation and maritime processes.
The research cluster Tourism and Management brings together research in the areas of the international tourism industry (esp. cruise tourism) and general management. In both areas, the focus is primarily on strategic issues and application-oriented, practical research.