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Shaping the ecological turnaround: Mathematician Sarah Wolf analyzes agent-based modeling for sustainability issues.
Religion and literature are the key to understanding Islamic art, says distinguished art historian
The internet as a worldwide public sphere? Not so fast, says a new study
European study led by Freie Universität on connection between cybercrime, personality factors, and Covid-19
The new Coordination Office for Bee Health at Freie Universität Berlin aims to support hobby beekeepers, honeybees, and official veterinarians as beekeeping becomes a popular pastime in the city.
Ten years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster and 35 years after Chernobyl: Germany is making a fresh attempt to find a repository for high-level radioactive waste
What did Londoners in the past think about the air quality in their city? Historian Birgit Näther finds out
In the second installment of the Berlin Southern Theory Lecture series, the Indian historian Prathama Banerjee explored south Asian concepts of time
The British Parliament passed the Government of Ireland Act 100 years ago, leading to the partition of Ireland after the War of Independence
Interview with the new board of the Graduate School of East Asian Studies / Next lecture in the GEAS Digital Lecture Series on February 25, 12:00: “Remembering the 3.11 triple disaster in Japan”
