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Let’s talk! Wissenschaft direkt – LIVE

Information:

Organizer
Transfer
Format
Talk
Location
Bochum
Room
Centre for City Futures (ehem. Blue Square), Kortumstraße 90
Target group
Inspirierte, Neugierige, Externe
Content
In Aktion

Dates:

25.09.2026: 16:00 o'clock – 20:15 o'clock


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This new event format brings Bochum residents into direct dialogue with RUB researchers—face-to-face and on equal footing. In one-on-one conversations lasting 30 minutes each, you’ll gain fascinating insights into current research projects and have the opportunity to discuss your questions directly with the researchers.

“Let’s talk! Science Up Close – LIVE” takes place as part of “Geistesblitz Bochum – the Knowledge Festival at the Haus des Wissens” (organized by UniverCity). Under the motto “From Yesterday Toward the Future,” we cordially invite you to get to know our researchers and their work better and to engage in a dialogue with them.

Program Overview

4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

  • History(ies) of the Ruhr Region
    Dr. Stefan Zeppenfeld / Jana-Lena Jünger (M.A.)
    Faculty of History, Institute of History, Chair of History Didactics and Public History
  • CO2 Upcycling in Wastewater Treatment Plants
    Dr.-Ing. Tito Gehring
    Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Chair of Urban Water Management and Environmental Engineering
  • What Was Truth? And Why, Anyway?
    Speakers: Patrik Hover (M.A., Medieval German Studies),
    Marie Kemper (M.A., History of the High and Late Middle Ages),
    Jan Seiwerth (M.A., Early Modern History)
  • Infectious Disease Research for Tomorrow’s Medicine—Explained Using Hepatitis E as an Example
    Dr. Tom Luthe
    School of Medicine, Department of Translational and Computer-Assisted Infectious Disease Research
  • Alzheimer’s Disease: What Happens in the Brain, and What New Treatment Options Are Available?
    Prof. Dr. Jörg Tatzelt
    Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Biochemistry and Pathobiochemistry
  • Understanding Pain: How Thoughts, Emotions, and Daily Life Influence It
    Dipl. Psych. Lisa Stöckner
    Psychotherapist, Director of the University Psychotherapy Outpatient Clinic
  • Tracing the Nature of Longing
    Marie Scheliga (M.Ed.)
    Faculty of Social Sciences; Section of Social Psychology and Social Anthropology

6:15 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.

  • History(ies) of the Ruhr Region
    Dr. Stefan Zeppenfeld / Jana-Lena Jünger (M.A.)
    Faculty of History, Institute of History, Chair of History Education and Public History
  • Sleep: From Prevention to Prognosis—How the Night Reveals Our Future
    PD Dr. med. Anna Heidbreder
    Executive Senior Physician in Neurology, Bergmannsheil University Hospital
  • From Integration Courses to Employment—How Can We Successfully Integrate Asylum Seekers into the Labor Market?
    Maren Börger (M.Sc.)
    Faculty of Social Sciences, Chair of Social Policy and Public Economics
  • Neutrinos: Invisible Messengers of the Cosmos
    Jonas Hellrung (M.Sc.)
    Faculty of Physics and Astronomy, Chair of Theoretical Physics IV
  • Biomarkers as the Key to Personalized Medicine
    Prof. Dr. Frank Schulz
    Faculty of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry I Research Group
  • Survived the ICU—But Still Not Healthy?
    Dr. med. Claudia Scheffzük
    Clinical Director of the University Outpatient Clinic for Intensive Care Follow-up Care, Bergmannsheil University Hospital

Venue:

Centre for City Futures (ehem. Blue Square, Kortumstraße 90, 44787 Bochum)