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• 19.11.2024, Re­search: Ac­cept­ance of geo­thermal en­ergy: HNU con­tri­bu­tion at the Geo­thermal En­ergy Con­gress in…

  Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences (HNU) was represented at the German Geothermal Congress 2024, which took place in Potsdam from October 22 to 24, 2024, with a contribution on the social acceptance of geothermal energy: Robin Renoth presented the current status of his interview study, which he…

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  18.11.2024, Re­search: Di­gi­Health In­sti­tute presents at Med­ical In­form­at­ics Europe Con­fer­ence 2024 in Athens

  A team from the DigiHealth Institute at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences (HNU) has traveled to Athens to take part in the 34th Medical Informatics Europe Conference (MIE2024). There, the HNU researchers contributed several presentations and scientific posters on the conference theme “Digital…

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  14.11.2024, Trans­fer: Kick-off work­shop: Cir­cu­lar eco­nomy pro­ject launched in Ethiopia

  New impetus for the circular economy in Africa: at the beginning of November, the German, Ethiopian and Senegalese project members of the new circular economy project “Strengthening Circular Economy for Agribusiness” (SCEFAB) came together in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa for a one-week kick-off…

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  06.11.2024, Re­search: Di­git­al­iz­a­tion in the health­care sec­tor: Prof. Dr. Jo­hannes Scho­bel in the Tech Talk

  “Ageing gracefully with technology - are we ready?": This was the guiding question of the artiso INNO DAY 2024 on October 22, 2024, which offered a platform for exchange on digital solutions for an ageing society with expert presentations, showcases and discussions. Prof. Dr. Johannes Schobel,…

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  25.10.2024, Re­search: Ac­cept­ance of geo­thermal en­ergy: HNU con­tri­bu­tion to the Prax­is­forum Geo­ther­mie.Bay­ern

  Seismicity and acceptance: these were the predominant workshop topics at this year's Geothermie.Bayern practice forum, which took place in Pullach from October 16 to 18, 2024. Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences was also represented at this renowned industry event: Robin Renoth, research…

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  01.10.2024, Re­search: New pub­lic­a­tion: In­di­gen­ous know­ledge about the cir­cu­lar eco­nomy in Rwanda

  Circular economy - (not) just a modern concept? Vanessa Robertson, research associate at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences (HNU), and her co-authors show in a new publication to what extent the principle of the circular economy is already rooted in the traditional knowledge of Rwandan…

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  27.09.2024, Re­search: Geo­thermal en­ergy of the fu­ture: HNU re­search­ers ad­vise the town of Iller­tis­sen

  It is considered a CO2-neutral, potentially unlimited and stable source of energy: geothermal energy is becoming increasingly important in the debate about the energy mix of the future. With a view to municipal heat planning, the Illertissen town council invited researchers from Neu-Ulm University…

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  26.09.2024, Re­search: Prof. Dr. Ge­wald elec­ted new spokes­per­son for the Di­gital Health sec­tion of the Ger­man…

  At the 19th International Conference on Information Systems (WI2024), Prof. Dr. Heiko Gewald, Research Professor of Information Management and Director of the Institute for Digital Innovation at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences (HNU), was elected as one of three new spokespersons for the…

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  17.09.2024, Re­search: Eyes open in a video in­ter­view: HNU re­searcher in­vest­ig­ates ef­fects of eye con­tact

  Video interviews present many applicants with a dilemma: it is only possible to make direct eye contact if you are looking into the camera - but this in turn makes it difficult to perceive the reactions that the other person is showing on the screen. What does this mean for the course of the…

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  16.09.2024, Re­search: Bay­WISS Net­work Meet­ing: Eth­ics com­mit­tees in the field of ten­sion between re­search and…

  Ethical aspects are particularly important in research on and with humans. Ethics committees such as the GEHBa ensure compliance with ethical standards in health-related research and other areas: they assess research projects and issue ethics opinions. What is the relationship between the important…

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