The Institute of History is looking for eyewitnesses who can tell about the Leighton Barracks in Hubland. Photographs of the former US barracks are also welcome.
In the course ‘Erlesenes Franken’, members of the public learn to decipher Old German manuscripts alongside students. Anyone outside the university who is interested can register by 1 October.
As an interdisciplinary field, Geolingual Studies combines linguistics with remote sensing. A new anthology highlights the research opportunities this opens up.
From Lake Ammersee to cultivated algae: With a new Early Career Research Group, Würzburg-based European ethnologist Laura Otto aims to investigate a distinctive living environment and economic space: Bavaria’s standing waters.
What makes studying and student life in Würzburg so special? Students at the University of Würzburg write about this on the blog ‘My Studies in Würzburg’.
Psychedelic, experimental, electronic: so-called Krautrock is not just an alternative music scene from the 1970s. The bands also developed their own understanding of the world. A project is investigating what defines the scene.
