Meet two dedicated doctoral students at the University of Hamburg: Malgorzata, investigating the history of paper structures, and Daniel exploring 19th-century Peruvian music archives. Join them on their journey into the fascinating world of manuscript studies!
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For further information about the Graduate School 'Understanding Written Artefacts' at the University of Hamburg, you can visit the UWA Graduate School website.

EUGLOH (European University Alliance for Global Health) brings together nine research-focused universities across Europe, including the University of Hamburg and LMU Munich, to tackle global health challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration. EUGLOH defines global health as a dynamic field requiring action in education, research, and innovation to ensure equitable health for all.
Central to EUGLOH’s mission is the creation of a transnational campus that connects students and staff across Europe. The Alliance prepares future professionals through innovative education, lifelong learning, and career development, while addressing global health challenges like preventative medicine, digital health, and climate change.
EUGLOH fosters research through initiatives such as the Research Managers Network and the Student Research Conference. The EUGLOH Connect platform enables researchers to collaborate on transnational projects, advancing global health solutions.
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From basic research to everyday use: the Institute for Quantum Physics at Universität Hamburg and the IT provider Lufthansa Industry Solutions are jointly developing quantum algorithms to optimize operations at airports. The goal of this joint endeavor is to solve the so-called “airport gate assignment problem” at airports around the world. Click here for more information..