Thomas Mannel becomes Erwin Schrödinger Visiting Professor 2025
Major award for physicist Prof. Dr. Thomas Mannel from the University of Siegen: In recognition of his outstanding contributions to theoretical elementary particle physics, he has been awarded the Erwin Schrödinger Visiting Professorship 2025 in Vienna.
Iris Litty unanimously elected as the new Chancellor of the University of Siegen
On May 5, the University Election Assembly unanimously elected Iris Litty as the new Chancellor of the University of Siegen in the first round of voting.
Teaching research project on digitally supported primary care
How is digitally supported primary care accepted by patients? Students on the bachelor's degree course in Digital Public Health are conducting research as part of a teaching practice project at the Digital Specialist and Health Center in Olpe.
International
First MAX-Mentoring-Treffen
A Warm Welcome to the New Semester
General Public
Focus on the US elections: Prof. Dr. Daniel Stein inspires students at the Clara Schumann Comprehensive School
Once again this year, a two-day excursion to Brussels will take place from June 2-3 as part of the "European Policy Workshop" led by Prof. Sebastian Kessing. The 40 students can expect an exciting program with lectures and discussions at the European Commission and the European Parliament. The highlight will be a meeting with MEP Alexandra Geese on June 3.
Thomas Mannel becomes Erwin Schrödinger Visiting Professor 2025
Major award for physicist Prof. Dr. Thomas Mannel from the University of Siegen: In recognition of his outstanding contributions to theoretical elementary particle physics, he has been awarded the Erwin Schrödinger Visiting Professorship 2025 in Vienna.
Iris Litty unanimously elected as the new Chancellor of the University of Siegen
On May 5, the University Election Assembly unanimously elected Iris Litty as the new Chancellor of the University of Siegen in the first round of voting.
General Public
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Psychotherapy for Holocaust survivors and war children
How do the traumatic experiences of the Holocaust and the Second World War still affect survivors and their descendants today? An interview with Prof. Dr. Simon Forstmeier, developmental psychologist at the University of Siegen, on the 80th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe on May 8.
Campus Life
Elections to the Senate and the Equal Opportunities Commission
Information from the election committee: Elections to the Senate and the Equal Opportunities Commission from June 10, 2025
General Public
Counterstatement
The University of Siegen is correcting the false allegation made by the Siegen newspaper about the public nature of the university election meeting.
Research
Also be present online
How can virtually connected colleagues be perceived as equal team members in hybrid work situations? This is what business information scientists at the University of Siegen are researching in the joint project PRAESCO, which is funded with 1.6 million euros.
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