Research, Study, Knowledge transfer - Ulm University

Quantum technology
1.5 million € for 'high-risk research'

Do I play too much video games?
Test for 'gaming disorder' developed

Application for winter term 2019/20
Until 30 September

Festive launch
Research platform CELEST inaugurated

Studying at Ulm University
International Office

Study, Teaching & Qualification

Technology transfer

Engineering, Computer Science and Psychology

Mathematics and Economics

Medicine

Natural Sciences

News

Ulm University: Successful in THE World University Ranking
Among top 150 universities worldwide and Germany's top 15

published at: 09/13/2019

Ulm University’s 52nd anniversary
Ceremony amid university politics, internationalisation and awards

published at: 07/19/2019

Reinhart Koselleck Project: 1.5 million euros for 'high-risk research'
Revolutionising the use of nuclear magnetic resonance with quantum technology

published at: 06/19/2019

Spinal disc under scrutiny
EU project 'iPSpine': One million euros for researchers in Ulm

published at: 06/11/2019

First psychological test developed to understand excessive gaming behaviour that can lead to 'gaming disorder' according to the criteria defined by the WHO

published at: 06/04/2019

73 million euros for new research building
Multidimensional Trauma Sciences building for Ulm University

published at: 05/14/2019

CHE university ranking 2019/20
Top marks for Ulm Psychology and Electrical Engineering Departments

published at: 05/07/2019

For a medicine of humanity
Scientific symposium marks the 85th birthday of Prof Hans Joachim Winckelmann

published at: 05/02/2019

Events

3. Danube Conference

Time: Thursday, 7. and Friday, 8. November 2019
Location : Sparkasse Ulm, Neue Straße 66,

Neuroscience Talk
„Developmental diversification of inhibitory forebrain neurons“ (Kopie 1)

Time: Friday, 29 November 2019, 2:00 pm
Organizer: Institute of Molecular and Cellular Anatomy
Location : Ulm University, N25, Room 135, Anatomische Lehrsammlung

more events (partly in German)