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Biochemist Christian Ungermann elected as member of the Leopoldina National Academy of Sciences
26.04.2024
Founded in 1652, the „German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina e. V.“ is the oldest academy of science in the world that has existed without interruption. As Germany's National Academy of Sciences, it advises politicians and the public on scientific issues and represents German academia on international committees. Admission to this society follows scientific excellence and is thus a very special honour – which has been awarded to Prof. Dr. Christian Ungermann, head of the Biochemistry section. He will be the only scientist of the University of Osnabrück at the Leopoldina.
Attention Bachelor students: Discover our international master‘s programs!
09.04.2024
Learn about our master‘s programs in two separate information events: M.Sc. Biology, 24 April 10:00, and M.Sc. Nanosciences, 8 May, 10:00. Professors as well as current master's and PhD students will be available to answer your questions. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to gain insights into current research projects during a guided tour at the research center ‘CellNanOs’.
More about the M.Sc. Biology event
More about the M.Sc. Nanoscience event
Experiencing the tropics up close: lecture and exhibition in the Botanical Garden
09.04.2024
What are the tropics, how does their immense diversity come about and how are the organisms adapted to the different living conditions? Apl. Prof. i. R. Dr. Klaus Mummenhoff will talk about questions such as these on Thursday, 18 April at 6 pm in the Helikoniensaal of the Bohnenkamp House in the Botanical Garden. The lecture opens a new exhibition in the "Regenwaldhaus", where Sebastian Holt will present nature photographs from Costa Rica.
Professional exchange in a historic setting: International conference on development and regeneration in Osnabrück
27.03.2024
The annual conference of the German and Dutch societies for developmental biology (GfE & DSDB) took place in the Osnabrück castle from 12 to 15 March 2024 under the motto "Development and Regeneration". The programme included presentations by 53 researchers from Germany and abroad – including Nobel Prize winner Prof. Dr. Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard.
Events
"To the Tropics at the End of the Day"
Contact persons: Claudia Grabowski-Hüsing and Thomas Ahr
Location: Rain Forest House, Heliconia Hall, Botanical Garden
Time: 26.04.2024 8-10 pm
Publications
Klössel et. al. (2024) Embo J.
Füllbrunn et. al. (2024) J Cell Biol.
Pinzi et. al. (2024) Nat Commun.
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Our research
Our research profile covers a wide range of biological disciplines. Here you will find an overview of the different research groups.
Studies
Our curriculum includes both research and teaching-oriented courses that teach fundamentals from across the spectrum of biology.
Science goes public
At the "Osnabrücker Wissensforum", researchers from the university answer questions from interested citizens. Here you can find a selection of contributions of Osnabrück Biology scientists.
University & schools
For many years, the Biology unit at Osnabrück University has supported schools in designing modern biology lessons with the two projects "Explain-OS" and "NaT-Working-OS".