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The Science Guide

With the Science Guide, our students take you on a scientific journey across Europe. They tell research stories from different European countries and offer you a new, scientific perspective on the continent's travel destinations. Currently, most of the reports and articles are available only in German, but English and French versions of the website are in the making.

The articles on the website are mainly written by students of journalism and science journalism at TU Dortmund University.

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Ein Mann im wei´ßen Kittel sitzt an einem Tisch. Darauf liegt ein großer Knochen. Am Tisch stehen vier weitere Menschen.

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Natural history with a twist: Research to touch and watch

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Natural history with a twist: Research to touch and watch

At the Naturalis museum in Leiden you can watch scientists at work, even as they dissect animals for the public eye.

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Mathematical Physics Salon

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Mathematical Physics Salon

A gilded compass with spiral engravings from the 16th century or a gilded planetary clock, consisting of two floors, which traces the course of seven planets and is crowned with a silver celestial globe that is so elaborately decorated that every detail carries another detail in itself. There are also glass chandeliers hanging from the […]

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Nobel Roundabout

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Nobel Roundabout

There is no other place in the world where you can meet nine Nobel Prize winners at any given time. Only in Göttingen this is possible because so many Nobel Prize winners have studied or worked here. Some of them are even buried in the Göttingen City Cemetery. In their honour, the ‘Nobel Roundel’ was […]

Riesige Steinformationen stehen in einem Kreis

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Stonehenge

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Stonehenge

A few stones in the middle of nowhere: that’s one way you could disparage Stonehenge. But Stonehenge is the most important prehistoric structure in Europe, and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. The circular earthwork and a ditch were already created around 3100 BC, the megalithic structure made of stones up to […]

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Offshore wind farms off Esbjerg

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Offshore wind farms off Esbjerg

The Horns Rev 1 to 3 offshore wind farms off the coast of Esbjerg constitute the largest wind farm in Northern Europe. Horns Rev 1 was the first offshore wind farm to be built in the North Sea. The wind farm is named after the sandbank, Horns Rev, on which the wind turbines were erected. […]

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Institut Pasteur

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Institut Pasteur

Behind the walls of the elegant building in Paris, major scientific breakthroughs have been made time and again for 150 years.

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Ein riesieger Staudamm von oben. Foto: Sjoerd Bracke & Cuno de Bruin.

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Delta Works

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Delta Works

Although the Delta Works in the Netherlands are impressive, they are nevertheless literally an attraction of the ‘reserved’ kind. After all, the Delta Works form the world’s largest storm surge protection system. It was built by the Dutch government in response to a devastating flood disaster in 1953, in which almost 1,900 people and over […]

Es spritzt und brodelt beim Vulkanausbruch. Credits: Gro Pedersen

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Volcanoes: Mars on your doorstep

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Volcanoes: Mars on your doorstep

Iceland is an excellent place to study the formation of a planet. A researcher takes us to the latest hot spot.

Im Vordergrund ein Mikrofon, im Hintergrund ein abstraktes Kunstwerk

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Science Talk on Bosnia and Herzegovina: Shadows of the past, chances for the future?

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Science Talk on Bosnia and Herzegovina: Shadows of the past, chances for the future?

What's the state of science in Bosnia and Herzegovina? What's unique? What are the biggest challenges? Science journalist Jasmin Alibegović gives his view.

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Institut Pasteur

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Institut Pasteur

Behind the walls of the elegant building in Paris, major scientific breakthroughs have been made time and again for 150 years.