Research
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Research Profile. - 2:
Grundsätze guter wissenschaftlicher Praxis. - 3:
Collaborative Research Centers. - 4:
Research Concentrations. - 5:
Interdisciplinary Centres, Research Groups, Workplaces. - 6:
Centres and Associations. - 7:
Research Training Groups . - 8:
International Graduate School in Molecular Medicine Ulm. - 9:
EU-Forschung. - 10:
Doctoral Research Training Groups . - 11:
Endowed Professorships. - 12:
Partnerships and Collaborations.
Research Profile
In the past few years, the University has defined the following future-oriented areas as its concentrations:
- Life Sciences and Medicine
- Information and Communications Technology
- Nanomaterials and Biomaterials
- Financial Services
With these focuses, the University of Ulm strengthens its distinctive profile:
Medicine
The research in medicine is centered on the topics Aging and Age-associated Diseases, Host-Microbe Interactions as well as Trauma and Musculoskeletal Research. These topics are underpinned by approx. 30 research networks coordinated in Ulm, including a Collaborative Research Center on Leukemia.
Biology
Biological research is concentrated in molecular biology and physiology, with special inclusion of genetics as well as biodiversity and ecology.
Chemistry
Chemistry Research concentrates on functional materials (such as bio-, nanomaterials and energy materials) supported by analytics, electrochemistry and theory. One focus consists in applications for regenerative energy and energy storage.
Thematic Dossier: Energy for the Future
Physics
Physical research focuses on questions in the fields of quantum physics / quantum information systems as well as biophysics and condensed materials. This includes nanosystems, which are being studied in a Collaborative Research Centre in cooperation with the Chemistry Department.
Mathematics and Economics
Mathematics and Economics have something unique in their combination in Ulm, which in particular emphasises quantitative methods in commerce and application packets in, for example, the financial and insurance industries. Research concentrations in mathematics are mathematical applications in industry and commerce, analysis and algebra / theoretical arithmetic, especially concerning applications in communications technology. Central economic research themes are finance and insurance as well as accounting and auditing.
Engineering
In engineering, the specific focus of Ulm's Electrical Engineering Department is marked by modern communications technology, system technology and the Microelectronic Technical School's activities in nanoelectronics. The research projects, which are generally carried out with industrial partners, are on the subject of intelligent and reliable technical systems. There are also many information systems for today's mobile society.
Computer Science
In computer science, research in the areas of human-machine interaction, e-learning and neuro computer science are particularly worthy of mention. By including creative elements in the field of computer science in media, the Computer Science Department has received its very own face.
