After three years of development work, the scientists have created a freely accessible multimedia platform on which exciting stories can be read interactively by children.

The official ceremony for the awarding of the European Heritage Label took place in Brussels on Wednesday 22 April at the Art and History Museum. A delegation from Paderborn accepted the award on behalf of the urban river landscape Pader.

New "Evi:P" evaluation tool published

A new episode of "Blickfang", the student format of the TV teaching editorial team for the educational channel "nrwision", is online. In the current edition, presenters Anna Engelcke and Felix Handstein lead us through a varied programme.

Study is being conducted in the "SprachSpielLabor" at Paderborn University

In the summer semester, Paderborn University is once again inviting all interested parties to various public lecture series on numerous socially relevant topics. Teaching staff and researchers from the university's five faculties, as well as external experts, will address a wide range of scientific aspects each week.

Paderborn in the New York Times

The European Commission has honoured the "Urban River Landscape Pader" in Paderborn with the European Heritage Label (EHL).

Paderborn University and "Qualität in Kitas Onlineakademie GmbH" are starting to set up the Hessian "Kinder.Sprachen.Zukunft" competence centre for language education and support in early childhood.

Development of the Digital Democracy Score (DDS) as part of the EU project “INNOVADE”

Prof Dr Claudia Öhlschläger and Dr Tillmann Heise conduct research at the Paderborn Institute of German and Comparative Literature on the connections between stereotyping and resentment, among other things. In this interview, they talk about how existing cultural and political stereotypes are not only reinforced and legitimised in literature, but also potentially challenged and possibly even revoked.

The results will be presented on Thursday, 12 March, from 3 to 5 p.m. in room Q0.101 at Paderborn University.

In the Spotify original podcast "Wissen Weekly", Paderborn psychologist Prof. Dr. Sven Lindberg talks about why we rarely watch series without a mobile phone, what this has to do with our reward system - and why our brain urgently needs rest periods.

Paderborn University group conducts study