Science & Society

New fascinating images from the “World of Senses” exhibition (part 2) were shown from in the main entrance hall of the University Medical Center Göttingen from the end of June to the end of August 2022. Here you find the UMG clip about the current exhibition: For the second time

With a lecture by MBExC spokesperson Tobias Moser, further scientific lectures and a booth within the Sensory Trail, organized by the Collaborative Research Center 889, the Cluster of Excellence MBExC presented itself to many interested visitors at the 5th Night of Science in Göttingen in the Central Lecture Hall Building

The MBExC presented selected research exhibits at the IdeenExpo in Hannover from 02 -10 July 2022. The  nationwide, successful cooperation between business, science and politics aims to promote next generation careers. It combines sound knowledge transfer with a high fun factor, and invites young visitors and families with more than

Almost 500,000 visitors celebrated with about 250 exhibitors on 9 theme miles in Hanover on the “Tag der Niedersachsen” (“Day of Lower Saxony”) from July 10-12 – and the MBExC was there with various exhibits to present the fascinating multiscale heart and brain research to a broad public. link to

This summer, the MBExC will again be present at several public events to engage and inspire people about its pioneering heart and brain research.   June , 10-12, 2022: Tag der Niedersachsen (Hannover) The MBExC will present several exhibits to to present its fascinating multiscale heart & brain research and

Over the next 12 months, the MBExC will be present at Göttingen, Wilhelmsplatz with a series of six beautifully illustrated and illuminated City Light posters to engage and inspire people about the pioneering heart and brain research and the amazing scientists at the MBExC. This poster series is accompanied by

In the 19th episode of the series “Lautstark, der Talk rund ums Hören” of the German Cochlear Implant Society (Deutsche Cochlea Implantat Gesellschaft e.V.), Prof. Dr. Tobias Moser, speaker of the MBExC, explains vividly how optogenetics can restore lost hearing function. The round table is simultaneously translated into written text.

On the World Hearing Day, Prof. Dr. Dirk Beutner from the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, UMG Göttingen and Dr. Marcus Jeschke from the Cognitive Hearing in Primates group at the German Primate Center and UMG are talking about hearing at the Stadtradio Göttingen broadcast “Mittendrin”, organized by the MBExC in collaboration

Communicating scientific findings to the local, regional, national, and international public, and raising awareness about integrative research and topics of MBExC is of major importance for us and society. Here we engage in dialogue with the public promoting interest and confidence in science. In June 2019 the MBExC presented selected