Most recent news at Friedrich Schiller University
A new analysis led by the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv), the Friedrich Schiller University Jena, and the University of Oxford sheds light on the most likely route.
Jena University Hospital: A treatment team has achieved a surprisingly rapid and marked improvement in two patients with an autoimmune neurological disorder through the use of a drug originally developed for a different treatment
Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany Appoints Jena University President to Lead Germany's Nationwide Negotiation Initiative
An international study published in Nature shows that biodiversity is important for the functioning of ecosystems
Researchers discover new potential of baker’s yeast to treat persistent fungal infection
71 recipients of the Deutschlandstipendium are currently supported by private donors and the federal government
Jena research team identifies pathogens directly from blood plasma—even whilst patients are undergoing antibiotic treatment
International research team presents the largest study to date on changes in Europe’s local plant communities
Schiller Day 2026: The University of Jena celebrates its early career researchers
New at the university: Isabelle Ley has taken up a post as Professor of Public Law, International Law and European Law for teaching purposes
The Erfurt Academy of Sciences for the Public Good has honoured five professors from Friedrich Schiller University Jena for their outstanding achievements in research, teaching and the communication of science.
International research team investigates dog-human relationships across cultural boundaries
