John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton received the Nobel Prize in Physics this year for their fundamental work on artificial neural networks: As pioneers…
AI research: Lecture on the story behind this year's Nobel Prize in Physics

Meinald Thielsch's research focuses on work in high-risk areas, digitalisation and how the consequences of crises and climate change play into this.…
People at the centre: How Meinald Thielsch is shaping the future of work and the environment

The Student Health Center is once again organising a flea market in cooperation with the Studierendenwerk. The third edition will take place on 10…
Just in time for the Christmas party: flea market and book swap in the university dining hall

On 5 December 2024, the Department of German Studies at the University of Wuppertal and the Goethe-Gesellschaft Wuppertal are hosting the conference…
Paul Heyse - citizen poet, prince of poets, Nobel Prize winner

The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the development of challenging, interdisciplinary and long-term research projects through the…
Paving the way for the future: at the University of Wuppertal scientists are exploring a new approach to mathematical modelling

From next year, student teachers at the University of Wuppertal will once again be able to take part in the theory-practice project "Civil Courage and…
Civil courage trainer training starts again

In the run-up to this heating period, the management committees of the University of Wuppertal have agreed for the third year in succession to…
University of Wuppertal also focusses on sustainability in its own operations

Last week, the University of Wuppertal hosted a brilliant scholarship ceremony. Around 350 guests - scholarship holders, sponsors and friends of the…
University of Wuppertal celebrates the awarding of scholarships and presents its first honorary award

On Tuesday, 26 November, Uwe Neumann, Senior Public Prosecutor at the public prosecutor's office in Wuppertal, will give a lecture on "Organised…
Lecture on the topic of organised crime

Climate change, loss of biodiversity, rapid development of artificial intelligence: The world we live in is complex and it is becoming increasingly…
What does it take to explore complex networks of relationships in a "more-than-human" world?