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42,541 square metres for re­search and teach­ing: top­ping-out ce­re­mony for the new Z1 and Z2 build­ings

Only around nine months have passed since the foundation stone was laid. The structural work on one of Paderborn University’s largest new-build projects has been completed. The Building and Property Management Agency of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (BLB NRW) and Paderborn University celebrated this milestone together with numerous guests.

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Between ex­cite­ment and com­pos­ure: How one’s emo­tion­al state in­flu­ences how we deal with AI re­com­mend­a­tions

Researchers from the Paderborn University and Bielefeld present a study

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Ex­per­i­en­cing his­tor­ic­al cloth­ing in vir­tu­al real­ity us­ing AI

New research project by World of VR GmbH, Paderborn University and Cologne University of Applied Sciences

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Ap­ply now for the winter semester 2026/27

Whether Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate – useful information for the journey to Paderborn University.

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10 years of the Bel­gi­um Centre: An­niversary cel­eb­ra­tions high­light European solid­ar­ity

Diversity makes us strong – under this motto, representatives from the worlds of academia, business, politics and civil society celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Paderborn Belgium Centre (BELZ).

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Ap­ply now for the 2026/27 winter semester at Pader­born Uni­ver­sity

No more admission restrictions in future

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“Foot­ball has time and again been used as a polit­ic­al stage”: Cul­tur­al stud­ies schol­ar Dr. Resul Karaca in a World Cup in­ter­view

Dr Resul Karaca is a researcher at the Institute of Romance Studies at Paderborn University and has been researching football from a cultural and literary perspective for many years. In this interview, he discusses, amongst other things, his perspective on football, its current and historical politicisation, and the question of whether major sporting events such as the World Cup can still bring people together at all.

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From the­ory to prac­tice: Sports sci­ence stu­dents at Pader­born Uni­ver­sity are car­ry­ing out pro­jects in the re­gion

How can theoretical knowledge and practical project work in sport be usefully combined? Students on the ‘Applied Project Management’ seminar at Paderborn University are exploring this question

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In­clus­ive edu­ca­tion in every­day school life: the ‘IvO’ col­lab­or­at­ive pro­ject de­vel­ops new ap­proaches

How can inclusive education be more successfully implemented in everyday school life? How can young people be given individual support and assistance with the transition from school to work? These are the questions addressed by the collaborative project ‘IvO – Inclusion on the Ground’.

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Elections are held for the Senate, the faculty councils of the five faculties, the Student Parliament (StuPa) and the student representative bodies (student representative groups and student councils)

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Two AI roboters

SAIL demon­strates that AI can be sus­tain­able and re­spons­ible

OWL Research Network successfully completes four-year project

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“Stadtspuren aus Stoff”: A pod­cast by stu­dents at Pader­born Uni­ver­sity

Students on a cultural studies seminar at Paderborn University have created the podcast ‘Stadtspuren aus Stoff’. To do so, they visited places in Paderborn that have a special connection to the history of textiles and clothing, and used these to design a walking tour.

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Pader­born’s guest lec­turer pro­gramme for writers is to con­tin­ue

Thanks to the support of the Rotary Club Paderborn-Kaiserpfalz and other sponsors, the “Paderborn Visiting Professorship for Writers” and the accompanying programme of author readings in the “Contemporary German-Language Literature” series at Paderborn University continue.

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In­nov­at­ive drive for the cre­at­ive in­dus­tries in East West­phalia-Lippe

NRW Minister for Economic Affairs Mona Neubaur visits the KreativInstitut.OWL

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Representative image (Paderborn University, Besim Mazhiqi)

When Chat­G­PT pre­dicts the World Cup: A new live bench­mark for lan­guage mod­els?

Can a language model like ChatGPT predict whether the German national team will win the World Cup?In the “LLM-SoccerArena” project, a team from Paderborn University, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) and the University of Cologne is investigating how well large language models can process real-world information and make predictions under conditions of uncertainty.

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