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Continuously observing animals with motion sensors could improve earthquake prediction – a research project from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior in Konstanz/Radolfzell and the University of Konstanz. Read the article in our online magazine campus.kn.

Die kontinuierliche Beobachtung von Tieren mit Bewegungssensoren könnte die Vorhersage von Erdbeben verbessern – Forschungsprojekt des Max-Planck-Instituts für Verhaltensbiologie in Konstanz/Radolfzell und der Universität Konstanz – Zum Beitrag im Online-Magazin der Universität Konstanz campus.kn.

Continuously observing animals with motion sensors could improve earthquake prediction – a research project from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior in Konstanz/Radolfzell and the University of Konstanz. Read the article in our online magazine campus.kn.

Continuously observing animals with motion sensors could improve earthquake prediction – a research project from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior in Konstanz/Radolfzell and the University of Konstanz. Read the article in our online magazine campus.kn.

The corona virus forced the public administration to digitize on the spur of the moment. How well did it succeed? In this interview, Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel describes the skills that are now in particular demand and what is crucial for transferring the digitalisation push into the post-crisis period.

Es ist auch auf dem Foto nebendran zu erkennen: Bei Bergwanderungen ist Abstandhalten kein Problem.

Es freut uns daher, dass wir nun auch wieder Bergwanderungen im nahen Ausland (Schweiz, Österreich) anbieten können. Die ersten drei Tagestouren gibt es:

• Freitag, 10. Juli (Säntis ab Schwägalp)
• Samstag,11. Juli (Gulmen ab Wildhaus)
• Sonntag, 12. Juli (Zuestoll ab Alt St. Johann).

Übrigens, bei diesem Angebot sind auch Angehörige der HTWG Konstanz, PH Thurgau Kreuzlingen und des VEUK e.V.…

Andreas Teske (Professor of Marine Microbiology, Department of Marine Sciences, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Fellow at the Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg Delmenhorst, Germany) gave an online European Netias lecture.

Since April 2020, Sarah Riebel, MA has joined the Working Group Political Anthropology. She will begin an anthropological PhD project with a regional focus on Myanmar: "Harmonious Coexistence? Interfaith dialogue between (ethno-)religious communities, NGOs and the state in Myanmar".

The article "Explaining the uneven demand for EU parliamentary oversight during the Eurozone crisis" by Prof. Gerald Schneider and Federica Genovese was published on the EUROPOPP blog of the London School of Economics and Political Science. The topic of the article is the impact of the euro crisis on national demands for institutional reform in the EU. You can find the article here.