Europe

Texts, documents, websites: researchers at the DFKI have developed an online translation tool for Germany’s EU Council Presidency.

A digital assistant, Melinda could soon be helping students to organise their studies – and may even reduce their stress.

Germany assumes the EU Council Presidency on 1 July. The eu2020.de website provides information about its tasks and topics.

Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the European Union.

Studying after Coronavirus: The President of the Humboldt University of Berlin is convinced that academic exchange will always exist, be it digitally or otherwise.

Concerts, museum visits and film premieres: you can experience international arts projects online during the Long Night of Ideas.

Promoting media freedom worldwide: this is the task of the Deutsche Welle Academy. Its director, Carsten von Nahmen, explains why this is so important.

The EU has set up a platform that enables researchers worldwide to exchange data about the coronavirus.

Will the world move closer together or will distance increase after the corona crisis? Here you can read what the futurologist Ulrich Reinhardt says on the subject.

Klinikum Chemnitz was one of the first German hospitals to admit COVID-19 patients from Italy. An interview with Commercial Director Dirk Balster.

How much potential does the Covid-19 crisis hold for new ideas? Innovation researcher Marion Weissenberger-Eibl gives some answers.

The world after Covid-19: Futurologist Horst Opaschowski believes the crisis is radically changing our society – for the better.