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“You are stronger than you think”

After almost a year at the university, Kavana Manjunatha, a biology student from India, has settled in well and is looking forward to what comes next.

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Campus Life Dutch Studies

Hans Beelen awarded Dutch Order of Merit

Hans Beelen is passionate about the Dutch language. After 38 years as a lecturer at the University of Oldenburg he is now retiring – and has been…

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Research Top News Marine Sciences Marine Science

Pollutants in the Wadden Sea: researchers develop analysis tool

Pollutant levels in fish in the Wadden Sea are increasing. Researchers aim to gain a better understanding of the interactions between fish and…

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Research Excellence Strategy Top News Biology

How fruit bats navigate in the wild

On a remote island in the Indian Ocean, an international team has observed the activity of compass neurons in the wild for the first time. Their study…

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Research Top News Marine Science Biology

Algae and water fleas in lakes: Light colour influences food webs

Phytoplankton is the basic food source for many aquatic organisms. A new study shows that the light spectrum is more important for these microalgae…

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Northwest Alliance promotes research collaborations

With the “NoW – Northwest Alliance Research Fund,” the partnership between the universities of Bremen and Oldenburg aims to intensify scientific…

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No place for antisemitism

For togetherness and a respectful, dialogue-oriented and responsible culture of discussion on campus: new events on the topics of antisemitism and…

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1,800 first-year students begin their studies at the university

1,800 first-year students are beginning their studies at our university this winter semester. Orientation Week began on Monday with an opening…

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Campus Life

'Everything is easier with friends'

Making friends, getting organised and on top of that getting your work done: teacher training student Marco Bessert reveals how to make your first…

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Research Top News Sport Science

Getting kids moving

Many sports activities for adolescents were cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic. This had a noticeable impact on their development. Sports…

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University awarded cycle-friendly employer certification

The University of Oldenburg is now officially a "cycle-friendly employer".  It has been awarded a certificate by the General National Cyclists'…

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Northwest Alliance presents itself in Boston

As part of the Northwest Alliance, the University of Oldenburg has just presented itself at the annual conference of the German Academic International…

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Research Top News Physics

Molecular vibrations initiate electron movement

Whether in solar cells or in the eye: when molecules absorb light, they trigger complex processes. An international research team led by the Ultrafast…

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Campus Life Language Centre

Overcoming language barriers

The ‘DeutschPlus’ tutorial programme supports international students, as well as children and young people, in their language acquisition – in a…

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Research Top News Social Sciences

How populists undermine trust in the judiciary

Judiciaries in a number of countries are increasingly under attack from populist parties. Political scientist Philipp Köker explains the strategy…

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"Global policy is catching up with science"

The global biodiversity targets adopted in 2022 are aligned with science and represent a major advance on the Aichi Targets adopted in 2010, an…

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Returning to Mandela University feels "like coming home"

Marine science, education, and staff and student exchange are among the key areas of the university's partnership with the Mandela University. At this…

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Campus Life

Advise, guide, develop

Sebastian Wilks has been working at the university for 20 years. He is now head of the Academic Examination Office. He wants to use his position to…

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Moths use stars and Earth’s magnetic field as a compass

Australian bogong moths are famous for their long-distance migrations. An international team including Oldenburg researchers has discovered that the…

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Excellence Strategy Campus Life Biology

Tracking birds, bats and bugs

In order to calibrate tiny radio transmitters, researchers from the Migration Ecology working group took to the skies. Their unique experiment was…

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