How can traditional medicinal plants from Brazil be turned into sustainable cosmetic products? And what does a women's community in the Brazilian…
Natural active ingredients from Brazilian plants for the sustainable cosmetics of tomorrow: University invites you to an international workshop

The Physics Department of the University of Wuppertal invites you to a special Science Day on Friday, 27 June: Under the title "Quantum Day 2025", the…
100 years of quantum mechanics - experiencing and understanding science

Dr Oliver Passon, private lecturer at the University of Wuppertal, has published a new book on quantum mechanics. The new work provides an…
New textbook on quantum mechanics combines specialised science with didactics

In recent decades, our society has made significant progress towards equality - but we are currently seeing more and more stagnation and even…
Equal opportunities and diversity unit under pressure: "Future Democracy Forum" warns of regression

Under the motto "Get out of the bubble - by students for students", the third Campus Summer Festival once again provided a varied insight into campus…
Great atmosphere at the campus summer party

The campus summer party at the University of Wuppertal didn't need a warm-up phase - the stage on Flügelhügel was immediately festive: to kick off the…
A well-deserved stage for hard-earned achievements: University honours top athletes

Four projects, one goal: shaping a future worth living. With the first Sustainability Award, the University of Wuppertal (BUW) honours the commitment…
Innovative solutions for the major challenges of our time

Making didactic excellence visible: The University of Wuppertal awarded the Teaching Lion 2024 yesterday at the campus summer party. The prize…
Lecturers honoured for excellent teaching

Last Thursday (29 May), Lennart Roos competed in the 400 metre hurdles at the German University Athletics Championships in Duisburg and ran a new…
Hurdler Lennart Roos is vice university champion

How can software systems be built securely and robustly? Malte Mues is working on this question. He is the new Junior Professor for Reliable Software…
Secure, understandable, reliable: New paths in software development