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    Germany's most popular comprehensive university with more than 15,000 students is located in Jena

    University of Jena once again in the top group of the "StudyCheck" student portal
    Students on the campus of the University of Jena.
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
  2. Improve the quality of lesson planning with AI

    Teaching project by German didactics experts at the University of Jena receives funding of around 250,000 euros from the "Innovation in University Teaching" foundation
    German didactics experts Dr Florian Hesse (left) and Gerrit Helm.
    Image: Nicole Nerger/Universität Jena
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    Bringing the night owls into the light

    Interdisciplinary research group begins nationwide moth monitoring project with AI analysis
    Moths that have been attracted by UV light and have settled down.
    Image: Gunnar Brehm/Universität Jena
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    Excellent ratings for the University of Jena

    Master's programmes in Physics, Computer Science and Mathematics score highly in the latest CHE University Ranking
    Students on the campus of the University of Jena.
    Image: Nicole Nerger (Universität Jena)
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    Interdisciplinary research reveals adaptation mechanisms of microscopic algae

    Study by researchers from the Cluster of Excellence "Balance of the Microverse" shows how the green alga can adapt its shape and metabolism under natural conditions without changing its genome.
    Dr Trang Vuong (l.) and Dr Prateek Shetty show the growth of the green alga in the spatially structured 3D environment in comparison to conventional cultivation conditions in the laboratory.
    Image: Maria Mittag (Universität Jena)
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    10.5 Million Euros for Leading-Edge Research in Jena

    Thuringian Minister of Science Wolfgang Tiefensee was briefed on ERDF-financed research technology
    Researchers present their work on light-based diagnostic techniques for the identification of infectious diseases and antibiotics resistance to Minister of Science Wolfgang Tiefensee and other guests.
    Image: Leibniz-IPHT
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    Paving the way for diagnostics

    Chemists at the University of Jena develop graphene-based biosensor
    Dr David Kaiser holds a nasal swab sample, which is examined for biomarkers using the developed sensor.
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
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    "Electronics and photonics must become one"

    Physicist from the University of Jena receives ERC Synergy Grant for joint project ATHENS, which aims to accelerate data transmission
    Prof. Dr Carsten Ronning in an experimental setup for a photoluminescence experiment.
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
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    New Vice Presidents Take Office

    Beginning November 1st, the University of Jena will have two vice-presidencies with a different structure
    Vice-President Prof. Dr Bärbel Kracke and Vice-President Prof. Dr Thomas Pertsch.
    Image: Jürgen Scheere (University of Jena)
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    A university thrives on freedom

    The university welcomed its 3,750 first-semester students with a festive ceremony
    Awarding of citizens' letters to one first-year student from each faculty at the matriculation ceremony.
    Image: Jürgen Scheere (University of Jena)
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    ASP joins DigiQ, the largest European Master Network of Quantum Technology

    DigiQ is a European Master Program in Quantum Science and Technology, of which ASP is now an official, affiliated partner. For students it offers participation in "DigiQ networks", online courses, internships, hackathons, schools and more. All our students can apply to become part of the DigiQ networks.
    Waveguides for quantum spectroscopy.
    Illustration: Setzpfandt research group
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    Jena is a cosmopolitan city

    Master's student Sameer Khatri receives this year's DAAD Prize for International Students at the University of Jena
    Indian student Sameer Khatri receives the DAAD Prize 2024.
    Image: Nicole Nerger/Universität Jena
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