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8. Ok­to­ber 2022 – 5. Fe­bruar 2023

Kün­stler*in­nen: Palo­ma Ay­ala, Páv­el Agui­lar, Daniela Or­tiz, Pau­la Baeza Pail­amil­la

Ku­ra­torin: Joanne Ro­driguez

Das achte Pro­jekt der Ausstel­lungs­rei­he HI­ER UND JET­ZT im Mu­se­um Lud­wig un­tern­immt ei­nen an­tikolo­nialen Streifzug durch die ständige Samm­lung. Zusam­men mit den Kün­stler*in­nen Daniela Or­tiz (*1985 in Pe­ru), Pau­la Baeza Pail­amil­la (*1988 in Chile), Páv­el Agui­lar (*1989 in Hon­duras) und Palo­ma Ay­ala…

8. Ok­to­ber 2022 – 5. Fe­bruar 2023

Kün­stler*in­nen: Palo­ma Ay­ala, Páv­el Agui­lar, Daniela Or­tiz, Pau­la Baeza Pail­amil­la; Ku­ra­torin: Joanne Ro­driguez

Public procurement is crucial for effective crisis responses, but also prone to corruption. To ensure a swift provision of medical supplies in the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Union (EU) and its member states relaxed public procurement regulations. However, the implications for corruption are unknown.

In this Academic Online Seminar of ISPER, Prof. Eva Thomann presents her work, which analyses how political responses to the COVID-19 crisis influence corruption in public procurement.

Evolutionary biologist Axel Meyer's team discovered a new type of speciation in cichlid fishes in a crater lake in Nicaragua

Das Team des Evolutionsbiologen Axel Meyer entdeckte eine neue Art von Artentstehung bei Buntbarschen in einem Kratersee in Nicaragua.

Evolutionary biologist Axel Meyer's team discovered a new type of speciation in cichlid fishes in a crater lake in Nicaragua

Journée d'études, Université de Constance, 7 octobre 2022

Lukas Bollenbach, Julian Schmitz (from ILS Research gGmbH), Christina Niermann, and Martina Kanning published an original research article. It is about how people feel while walking in the city, and walking-triggered e-diaries were used to investigate the association of social interaction and environmental greenness during everyday life walking.

We are very excited to be joining the Centre for the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour (CASCB) with the interdisciplinary project ISMiR.