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Here we present current developments and results from the areas of research, development and transfer at Fulda University of Applied Sciences. We also report on cross-thematic news at our university.

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Research information system (FIS)

Here you can find all research projects at Fulda University of Applied Sciences.

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Science podcast

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Cross-thematic

New discussion series starts on 22 January 2025

What is the best way to deal with change? And how can we actively shape change processes?

Group photo with the prizewinner in the centre, the donor, supervisors, the President of the University, the Vice President for Research and Transfer and the Chancellor.

Award of the Dr Norbert Schmidt Prize

Prize money totalling 10,000 euros awarded for outstanding doctoral theses at Fulda University of Applied Sciences

Research up close - when research also challenges people on a human level

Six researchers report on how they deal with being confronted with life stories, fates and emotions in their research.

Nutrition, health and food

View from the SSC to the square planted with plane trees in front of the cafeteria and the university library.

Take part in nutrition study

Research project invites attendance in group discussions about eating habits and preferences. Individual perspectives and appointments are in demand.

During the campaign in the Karl department stores': citizens hand in their samples at stations and fill in questionnaires.

Diagnosis by fingernails?

Broad public participation enables pilot study on the future of health diagnostics

A person is sitting in a test booth in the sensory laboratory. In front of her are the samples to be tasted. A project employee hands the next sample into the booth through a hatch.

Commitment to good taste

Citizens are involved in the development of new foods

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Society and sustainability

Expertise police and complaints offices

Publication as part of the UN Decade for People of African Descent

Social sustainability

Why we should focus more on this dimension of sustainable development is the subject of Gesprächsstoff 54 with Professor Bettina Stoll.

Understanding Europe better

Why local library items are so important for the EU

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Technology, computer science and business

CityBot vehicle at Deutsche Bank Park

Campus FreeCity: innovation project provides important insights for autonomous driving in the city

Consortium makes progress in the development of self-driving, multifunctional vehicle concepts in smart mobility environments

"Data collection and processing is one of the biggest challenges"

Third Fulda Sustainability Forum organised by VR Bank Fulda and Fulda University of Applied Sciences focused on the implementation of sustainability reporting obligations

Research project investigates the use of cycle logistics in rural areas

Kick-off of RADLÄR

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New professors at the Fulda University of Applied Sciences

Professor Dr Iris Burkholder

Professorship "Statistics in Health Sciences" at the Department of Health Sciences

Professor Dr David Rüger

Professorship "Organisation and Management in Social Work" in the Department of Social Work

Portrait photo of Professor Dr Cathrin Möller

Professor Dr Cathrin Möller

Professorship "Software development, especially cloud technologies" in the department of applied computer science