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In the Serious Game Lab, therapeutic games for seniors are developed and analyzed. In addition to providing information, patients are motivated to repeat exercises through games.
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In the Serious Game Lab, therapeutic games for seniors are developed and analyzed. In addition to providing information, patients are motivated to repeat exercises through games.
The Ultrasens-Vir project is researching new methods for the diagnosis of viral diseases. The aim is to develop a new diagnostic method based on the application of fluorescent nanodiamonds.
Prof. Dr. Kristina Herfert has been appointed Junior Professor for Functional and Metabolic Brain Imaging at the University of Tübingen for the summer semester 2021.
Research is being conducted into the development of an intelligent "concrete 2.0" that is adaptive and multifunctional as a high-performance material and thus meets the increasing demands on performance and availability in transport infrastructure.
Together with the city and university of Jena, Carl Zeiss AG and the Ernst Abbe Foundation, the Carl Zeiss Foundation established the German Optical Museum Foundation. The director of the museum holds a CZS endowed professorship for the history of physics.
Prof. Dr. Florian Heigwer, Professor of Synthetic Biotechnology at the Bingen University of Technology, is investigating how genes and signaling pathways regulate the resistance of organisms to environmental influences.
The Carl Zeiss Foundation supports 150 German scholarships at a total of 20 universities in Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and Thuringia, thus creating scope for young scientists in STEM subjects.
In a circular economy, organic halogen compounds such as Teflon are to be converted electrochemically into new materials and thus recycled. By using surplus electricity, the flexible process could help stabilize the power grid.
Scholarships for young scientists to participate in an international network meeting, where they meet top-class award winners from their field. The focus is on interdisciplinary exchange and mutual inspiration.
Sodium-ion batteries are considered a sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries. The carbon electrodes they contain can be obtained from wood waste. Their natural fluctuations are to be eliminated using a new digestion process.