Communications
This is the portal for news, events and media of Ulm University.
Press releases, the university magazin and expert referrals/other information for journalists are the responsibility of the University's Press Office. The affiliated Social Media Team looks after several channels in social media.
The Marketing department is responsible for advertising and other measures of external presentation as well as event organisation.
The Communcation and Information Centre (kiz) provide media design and photography services.
News
Ulm University: Successful in THE World University Ranking
Ulm University’s 52nd anniversary
Ceremony amid university politics, internationalisation and awards
Reinhart Koselleck Project: 1.5 million euros for 'high-risk research'
Revolutionising the use of nuclear magnetic resonance with quantum technology
Spinal disc under scrutiny
EU project 'iPSpine': One million euros for researchers in Ulm
Services
Info materials
uni ulm intern ist published four times each year. The university magazine covers topics around study, research and teaching, and day-to-day life at the University.
Current Issue (German only)
Archive (German only)
Ulm University Magazine (English issue)
Annual reports (German only)
Thematic dossiers
Energy for the Future: Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage
Brochures
Brochure: Ulm University at a glance
Image brochure (German only)
Integrated quantum science and technology: Where discovery meets practice (IQST english)
Events
3. Danube Conference
Time:
Thursday, 7. and Friday, 8. November 2019
Location : Sparkasse Ulm, Neue Straße 66,
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
Organizer: Institute of Molecular and Cellular Anatomy
Location : Ulm University, N25, Room 135, Anatomische Lehrsammlung
More events (partly in German)