NewsPhoto: D. Hamidi28 January 2026|VeranstaltungDZG Graduate Meeting in Evolutionary BiologyWe are excited to announce the DZG Graduate Meeting in Evolutionary Biology, which will take place at the Institute for Animal Cell and Systems Biology (IZS) from March 25 to 27, 2026. Theme:Interactions and Coevolution: from Molecules to Species The meeting is organized by the Evolutionary Immunogenomics Research Group and...Contribution from the news channel evolutionaryimmunogenomicsPhoto: UHH/Bio14 January 2026|VeranstaltungIPM New Year's Reception 2026On January 14, 2026, the IPM held its annual New Year's reception. Prof Dr Julia Kehr and Prof Dr Sigrun Reumann reported on the past year and wished everyone a happy, successful, and healthy New Year in 2026. Afterwards, everyone gathered for a buffet sponsored by the Dr. Elisabeth Appuhn Foundation . This gave students...Photo: L. Hickmott13 October 2025|Forschung“Whales make you happy”: Prof. Dr. Helena Herr strengthens the marine sciencesEvery year, the University of Hamburg welcomes numerous new researchers. This series introduces them and their areas of research. This time: marine biologist Prof. Dr. Helena Herr.Contribution from the university's newsroomPhoto: UHH/Bio13 October 2025|Studium und LehreHello Ersties!We are delighted to welcome you to the Department of Biology at the University of Hamburg in the winter semester 2025-2026! You have taken the first step in an exciting academic journey! To help you get off to a good start, the University of Hamburg has compiled some important information for first-year students. The...Photo: Universität Hamburg/MIN/Fuchs10 October 2025|VeranstaltungThe University’s Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences Turns 20!The Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences at the University of Hamburg will celebrate its twentieth anniversary with a festive ceremony followed by an academic symposium. The festivities are an excellent opportunity to review the last 2 decades of development, research, and teaching and to look ahead.Contribution from the university's newsroomPhoto: University of Hamburg / Thiel25 September 2025|ForschungLong-Term Study in the Elbe Estuary: Fish Population Down by 90 PercentIn the last 4 decades, fish fauna in the Elbe estuary has changed dramatically according a project jointly conducted by the University of Hamburg and the Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change (LIB). Among other things, the project’s researchers examine how environmental factors have an impact on the...Contribution from the university's newsroomArchive of current news
