From binding to bits
University lecture series: Impulses from science for everyday life and work
Bringing exciting ideas to Solingen and Remscheid with their research topics: Peter Zimmermann (top left), Christian Mainka, Melanie Ebener (bottom left) and Stefan Neumann // Photos Roland F. Keusch
The series is a co-operation between the University of Wuppertal, the Remscheider General-Anzeiger and the Solinger Tageblatt. The venue in Solingen is the Lumen Solingen in the Clemens-Galerien (Mühlenplatz 1, 42651 Solingen) and in Remscheid the Lenneper Klosterkirche (Klostergasse 8, 42897 Remscheid).
The topics, speakers and dates at a glance:
"Protect and let go: How early bonding experiences affect your whole life"
with professor Dr Peter Zimmermann, Department of Developmental Psychology; in Remscheid on 23 March and in Solingen on 24 March, both at 7 p.m.
"Recognising, understanding and avoiding cyber threats - IT security for everyday life andwork"
with Professor Dr Christian Mainka, Department of Robust, Secure and Privacy-Preserving Smart Systems; in Solingen on 21 April and in Remscheid on 27 April, both at 7 p.m.
"Digitally fit until retirement - wish or reality?"
with Dr Melanie Ebener, Department of Ergonomics; in Remscheid on 18 May and in Solingen on 19 May, both at 7 p.m.
"Oh what! Loriot and the reinvention of German humour"
with Dr Stefan Neumann, Department of German Studies/Didactics of German Language and Literature; in Solingen on 16 June and in Remscheid on 22 June, both at 7 p.m.
