On Wednesday, 12 June, Lukas Brand from the Rhineland-Palatinate Technical University of Kaiserslautern-Landau will speak on the topic "Alexa, pray for me! - AI and robotics in religious practice from a Christian theological perspective"

On Wednesday, 12 June, author Dietrich Schulze-Marmeling will give the lecture "Money doesn't score goals. Unless you have a lot of it".

On Thursday, 13 June, Prof. Dr Eva Böhm, Professor of Business Administration, in particular Marketing and Value Creation at Paderborn University, will speak on the topic "Better Marketing for a Better World! - How marketing can contribute to social and ecological sustainability"

On Monday, 17 June, Prof. Dr Britt-Marie Schuster, Christopher Georgi and Sarah Schröder will speak on the topic "From Press Judaism to the East Coast Press: Categorisation in modern anti-Semitism".

On Tuesday, 18 June, Prof. Dr Liliana Ruth Feierstein from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin will give a lecture on diaspora and law.

The Contemporary History and Modern and Contemporary History departments of the Institute of History at Paderborn University are organising the series on the occasion of the festival "Highdigenious Live! The Festival of Amazement"

On Wednesday 19 June, Dr Justin Begley from the University of Basel and Dr Benjamin Goldberg from the University of South Florida will talk about Margaret Cavendish and the medical establishment.

On Wednesday, 19 June, Prof. Dr Gundela Bobeth from the Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf will speak on the topic "Volo Jesum, amo Christum: Religious Intensity in Text and Music by Isabella Leonarda (1620 -1704)"

On Wednesday, 19 June, Dr Hureyre Kam from the University of Innsbrück will speak on the topic "From human to super-human: sketches of an anthropology of transhumanism from an Islamic-theological perspective"

On Thursday, 20 June, Dr Martin Schmitt, research associate and lecturer at the Institute of History at Paderborn University, will give a lecture on the topic of "Digitalisation and the environment - an intertwined digital history of the present in the face of climate change"

On Monday, 24 June , Dr phil. Andrea Graumann will give a lecture on "USrael, Itrael and Israhell - critical and anti-Jewish speech about Israel".

The Contemporary History and Modern and Contemporary History departments of the Institute of History at Paderborn University are organising the series on the occasion of the festival "Highdigenious Live! The Festival of Amazement"

On Wednesday 26 June, Madeleine Sheahan from Yale University will give a lecture entitled 'Seasonality and Slaughter: Sourcing Animal-Ingredients in Seventeenth-Century Household Medicine'.

On Wednesday 26 June, Prof. Dr Kay Schiller from the University of Durham will speak on the topic "World Cup '74: When football became modern".

On Thursday, 27 June, Pro. Dr Anette Buyken, Public Health Nutrition at the University of Paderborn, on the topic "Does meat have a future?"