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…n technology system, the data and log files named above under 4.1. may be passed on to state investigative bodies (e.g., police, public prosecutor). The same applies if these bodies or courts direct inquiries at the university and the university is obligated to comply with them. 4.1.5. Duration of data retention The data are deleted as soon as they…

…f the immune system and the discovery of the principle governing the production of monoclonal antibodies. (with Nils Kaj Jerne and César Milstein) Georges J. (Jean) F. (Franz) Köhler, born in Munich, received the Nobel Prize at the young age of 38. He was only 48 years old when he died and was at the apex of his scientific career. Köhler studied bio…

…climate through sustainable measures. Current note: In order to save energy together, the University of Freiburg is distributing thermometers to all employees so that they can keep an eye on the room temperature themselves. Every contribution counts! Three working groups, for research, teaching, and business operations, have been set up for the pur…

…eived the Nobel Prize for his great contribution to the understanding of polymers. Hermann Staudinger, born in Worms in 1881, studied chemistry in Halle, Darmstadt, and Munich and earned his PhD from the University of Halle in 1903. After completing his habilitation in Strasbourg in 1907, he served for a few years as associate professor in organic c…

…million euros over the next three years as part of the funding program INTERREG V Upper Rhine. The Swiss universities are supported with federal and cantonal funds from the cantons of Aargau, Basel-Landschaft and Jura with about 300,000 euros….

…what legal system these procedures should be conducted under. The Anglo-American and the continental European legal systems are fundamentally different: German companies, for instance, are not only in danger of being confronted with high claims for damages but also of having to divulge information that is protected under continental European law. R…

…dynamics of deformation processes and the dislocations underlying deformation (irregularities in the lattice structure of solid materials) at high velocities. In a similar manner, Peter Gumbsch has analyzed the elementary mechanisms of fracture. Using atomistic investigations and the first serious quantum-mechanical calculations of brittle fracture…

…the cluster is to develop interdisciplinary and cross-border research and innovation projects to accelerate the transformation to sustainability across sectors and levels of governance in the Upper Rhine region. The University of Freiburg is currently leading this network. Within the framework of the different projects, URCforSR has built partnersh…

…icance of this diversity for brain function. A detailed understanding of the function of individual cells and connections are a prerequisite for the development of models that explain the function of neuronal networks in the greater context of the brain. After his studies of human medicine and his PhD thesis in Gießen, Peter Jonas joined the Max Pla…