For the first time, members of the Cluster of Excellence "Precision Medicine in Chronic Inflammation" have been able to demonstrate a safe and…

Scientists from Kiel University want to transfer design strategies of insect wings to technical applications

Interdisciplinary research team in RTG “Materials for Brain” produces extremely conductive hydrogel for medical applications

Research team from Kiel University and the University of Hamburg publishes the first biomechanical study on the performance of snail teeth

900,000 Euros in EU funds for international consortium including Kiel University for research on host-microbe symbioses

Collaborative Research Center 1266 publishes study on the social significance of stone monuments in Nagaland, Northeast India

Members of the Cluster of Excellence PMI have demonstrated for the first time that a novel approach to treatment also works in patients with…

A new study examines the phenomenon of Rare Diseases in ancient societies

New explanation for the origin of the symbiotic coexistence of complex organisms and their microbial co-inhabitants

Joint Press Release of the IOW (Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research) and Kiel University (Kiel Marine Science/KMS)

An interdisciplinary research team decodes the historical genetic diversity of the European oyster with the aid of museum collections.

Research team from Kiel University develops joint splints for sports and medicine inspired by dragonfly wings

New digital discussion format of the CRC 1182 "Origin and Function of Metaorganisms"

Correlations between certain signaling molecules and nervous system involvement in childhood blood cancer

Digital Study Information Days in March

The DFG is providing further funding for the Competence Centre for Genomic Analysis Kiel (CCGA Kiel) at Kiel University until 2023.

Collaborative Research Centre at CAU Kiel publishes study on genetic diversity and the immune status of humans around 3200 BC in Central Europe

International research team including Kiel University’s Professor Thomas Bosch fears that microbiome-associated environmental diseases could increase…

Research team led by CAU Senior Professor Meyer discovers central mechanism which influences the start of the pathogenesis of cancer

Research team at Kiel University decrypts the prey capturing device of the aquatic hunters

Red yeast from deep-sea sediment shows anticancer and antibacterial properties

Correlations between gene variants and the composition of bacterial colonization in the human body

Eight European partners involving Kiel University and Professor Nahid Talebi started consortium on Electron Beams Enhancing Analytical Microscopy…

Start of construction on ZEVS and lecture hall building marks start of Gaarden Campus redevelopment

Scientists from Aachen, Kiel and Reykjavik publish results on Skyrmions in the journal Nature Physics

Central adaptation mechanisms of seed plants to marine life

German Research Foundation DFG approves a total of around 25 million euros for two research collaborations at the interfaces of technology, biology…

A research team with the contribution of the Cluster of Excellence PMI has identified cell types in the blood that indicate severe disease progression…

Research team at Kiel University uses Aurelia aurita as an example to demonstrate the relationship between microbial colonization and reproduction in…

Popular concert series takes off into the winter semester

Material Minds: European Union innovativ research on perception

Materials scientists synthesize nanoscale gradient copolymers with contradictory properties for the first time

This year, the European umbrella association for gastroenterology awarded its prestigious research prize to Professor Stefan Schreiberr.

Vice Presidents elected

An international research team with CAU participation observes hot dust rings around stars in a new wavelength range.

Geophysicists from Kiel University involved in international study on Lake Ohrid

Professor Dr med. Simone Fulda is the new President of Kiel University (CAU). Today, 1 October, she officially commenced her duties.

Take part in the SEA-EU photo contest at Kiel University. Open to all students.

In the current issue of the prestigious journal "Science Advances", Chinese and German scientists report for the first time on time-resolved…

How do epedemics come to a stop? Scientists of Kiel University consider genetic mutation of the pathogens as a possible cause.

New insights into the regulation of the innate immune response

Night of the Profs and University Ball cancelled

Simone Fulda officially takes office on 1 October. The event will be streamed live on the internet.

Scientists from Kiel find a new mechanism for the stabilization of skyrmions.

New insights into the role of the eisosomes as membrane building blocks in fungi

Researchers at Kiel University are developing future urban scenarios with a resolution of 100 meters for ten Mediterranean countries

CAU research team develops new NMR methods for investigating paramagnetic complexes and supramolecular cages.

Kiel nanoscientists honor the chemist Michael Grätzel with the Diels-Planck-Lecture-Award.

Based on extensive data analysis, an international team with the participation of Kiel University publishes global reference curve in the journal…

Nonlinear reactions of warm dense matter described for the first time

A nematode model system as the basis for comprehensive microbiome research

EU initiative with Kiel participation wants to track human cells over the course of life, detect changes and thus specifically intercept diseases.

Collaboration project receives ASCOBANS Outreach and Education Award 2020

Learning from the past: new publication by Kiel University’s Cluster of Excellence ROOTS

A research team involving the Cluster of Excellence PMI has shown that the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus can also damage the pancreas

Renowned infectologist launches new "Infection Oncology" research group in Kiel

New toolbox for the nanooptics allows the theoretical description to the highest accurate level possible.

New study contradicts assumptions of constant element conditions in the oceans

Researchers investigate how environmental factors and microorganisms influence individual development

DFG funds an Emmy Noether junior research group led by Kiel marine researcher Meike Stumpp

International research team led by Kiel University has now found out why and how platinum degrades.

Interdisciplinary research team at Kiel University develops a microchannel matrix for tailored drug release.

Kiel-based research team helps to redetermine the radiocarbon calibration curve

Extended opening hours and online reservation for workstations from August 17

New study: Common millet got onto the menu

How the application of antibiotics affects the mechanisms of plasmid-mediated inheritance of resistance genes

Ground-breaking energy transition project IW3 secures federal funding | Kiel University takes charge of accompanying scientific research

International research team describes the involvement of archaea in the interaction of the body with its symbiotic microorganisms

A research team at Kiel University explores basic principles in the formation of the microbiome

Organisms quickly settle on surfaces under water. This protective coating could also be used in aquacultures.

Research team in Kiel has identified the involvement of so-called flotillin proteins in the fluidization of bacterial cell membranes

Research team at Kiel University discovers that an ancient nervous system and symbiotic microorganisms communicate with each other

Kiel physics team observed extremely fast electronic changes in real time in a special material class

Physician is keen to take up her position in Kiel as soon as possible.

Presentation of the candidates in the livestream.

Kiel research team describes differences in the bacterial colonization of the skin in house and laboratory mice

Priority research area KiNSIS establishes interdisciplinary funding programme for early career researchers

The elections of the representatives in the Faculty Conventions and in CAU's Extended Senate is running until Wednesday, June 17.

'Microbiota Vault' project to safeguard global microbial diversity

Research team from Kiel finds gene variants for severe course of Covid-19: The blood group might have an influence on the severity of Covid-19…

Since June 1, an interim University Board has been managing business at Kiel University.

New DFG Priority Programme: The interdisciplinary program is coordinated by MARUM and Kiel University

Setting the course for the future: The six-year term of Kiel University’s President Professor Lutz Kipp ends on May 31.

CAU flies the flag for diversity

Plant researchers from Kiel analyse the influence of genetic information on the onset of plant flowering using the example of thale cress

Transdisciplinary research project investigates effects of shipping

International research team involving the Cluster of Excellence PMI explores the genetics of primary immunodeficiencies (PID) on an unprecedented…

Kieler research Team investigates how cyanobacteria can be transformed into hydrogen factories

How certain harmful fungi suppress the immune system of their host plants, making them susceptible to new infections

Hamed Rajabi receives Image of the Year Award 2019 for microscopic photography

Dr Camilo Barbosa receives research prize for his work on the prevention of antibiotic resistance

The federal states have agreed on a common approach for the summer semester 2020 due to the spread of the coronavirus.

After a brief shutdown: ESA’s planetary missions are getting back to gathering science data from Solar System.

Climate History: New study led by AWI and in cooperation with Kiel University provides unexpected evidence for exceptionally warm climate near the…

Joint press release UKSH/CAU

Those who need advice can now contact the university outpatient clinic by telephone.

International research team develops simple production process for acetone sensors

Registration for the English-language online lecture series "One Planet - One Ocean: From Science to Solutions" possible at any time.

Analysis of grave goods sheds light on the spiritual importance of cattle during the Neolithic

Kiel research team investigates reproduction mechanism in the bacterium Corynebacterium glutamicum