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Information on Coronavirus

Studying and working during the corona pandemic

Martin Hoffmann presents the COSMIC workflow.

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Artificial intelligence helps to find new natural substances

Bioinformatics team develops method that enables fast and confident identification of small molecules

Electron micrograph of a cholera pathogen Vibrio cholerae (colourised).

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Life

Research

Small molecules with a dual function

How a small RNA and a small protein regulate the metabolism of cholera bacteria and the production of the cholera toxin

Sina Leipold is new professor of environmental politics at the Department of Political Science.

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Awards and Personnel

Achieving more sustainability with new narratives

Political and social scientist Prof. Dr Sina Leipold is new professor for Environmental Politics at the University of Jena

Vahid Nozari uses a microscope to examine the new synthetic glass made of a MOF material.

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Research

Melting glasses from unmeltable compounds

Chemists at the University of Jena developed methods for manufacturing glasses from non-melting compounds

The new Microbiome expert Prof. Dr Dario R. Valenzano.

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Awards and Personnel

Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process

Prof. Dario R. Valenzano strengthens the Microbiome research in Jena

A team led by Prof. Giancarlo Soavi has developed a method for non-linear signal modulation.

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Research

High-speed modulation thanks to crystal symmetry

Physicists and chemists at University of Jena develop a method for nonlinear signal modulation in 2D materials

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