How will we live, how will we settle, what form of community do we want to aspire to?
The Bauhaus in Weimar, founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius, was more than just an art school; it was a…
Spain Pioneer in Social Impact and Co-Creation Leading Europe in Public Trust in Science
Spain ranks among the top European countries in public trust in scientists, a testament to its longstanding efforts in fostering…
dGTEx Addressing Gaps in Pediatric and Evolutionary Genomics
Numerous human diseases stem from early developmental abnormalities. However, since most pediatric diseases and disorders are rare, children remain significantly…
The Global Historical Megatsunamis Catalog helping to disaster prevention and risk management
The Global Historical Megatsunamis Catalog (GHMCat) is a significant compilation of data on megatsunamis—extreme waves exceeding 35 meters in height—spanning…
Overconsumption of clothing a growing concern
The global fashion industry has undergone a seismic transformation in recent decades, driven by the rise of fast fashion and…
Light Pollution Disrupts Moths’ Behavior, Even Beyond Streetlight Zones
Light pollution, a growing environmental issue, significantly impacts nocturnal animals, especially insects like moths. The widespread use of artificial lighting…
Revolutionizing Spinal Cord Injury Treatment
These remarkable results pave the way for new therapeutic applications to augment recovery from Spinal Cord Injury
Why Sociology?
In a world facing rapid technological advancements, widening inequalities, and global crises, the need for sociology is more pressing than…
Felix Woyrsch, hidden figures by Nazism since Kristallnacht
Felix Woyrsch’s (1860–1944) was a German composer, organist, and choir director renowned for his dedication to traditional forms in German…
Echoes of memory
Würzburg’s story of loss, resilience, and remembrance Würzburg, a city in Germany with a rich medieval history, faced devastating trials…