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UniSysCat
Unifying Systems in Catalysis
UniSysCat is an interdisciplinary research network working jointly on coupled reactions in catalysis. To master this challenge, our research groups are comprising molecular and structural biologists, biochemists and biophysicists, physical and theoretical chemists as well as physicists.
Understanding Written Artefacts
Writing is one of the most important cultural techniques to have shaped the world’s societies. For most of human history, writing has been handwriting and has been part of diverse and complex manuscript cultures. Written artefacts have been continuously produced up to our own day, though the invention of printing with moveable types marginalised some while at the same time prompted new ones, not least digital media.Over the past three decades, scholarly interest in written artefacts has increased significantly.
The Politics of Inequality
Perceptions, Participation and Policies
"The Politics of Inequality: Perceptions, Participation and Policies" - that is what we call our Cluster of Excellence within the framework of the Excellence Strategy of the federal and state governments. This cluster of excellence is a joint project of researchers from political science, sociology, economy, linguistics, psychology and education studies.
The Ocean Floor
Ocean Floor – Earth’s Uncharted Interface
The ocean floor, which makes up 71 % of the Earth’s solid surÂface, lies an avÂerÂage of 3,700 meters beÂneath the ocean surÂface. The difÂfiÂculties reÂlated to acÂcessÂibÂilÂity neÂcesÂsitÂate ship exÂpedÂiÂtions and the use of highly speÂcialÂized unÂderÂwaÂter equipÂment for its exÂplorÂaÂtion.
Temporal Communities
Doing Literature in a Global Perspective
The Cluster of Excellence 2020 "Temporal Communities: Doing Literature in a Global Perspective" aims to create a new theoretical and methodological take on literature in a global perspective that moves beyond the categories of nation and period and conceives of literature instead as a transcultural and transtemporal phenomenon in deep time.
SyNergy
Munich Cluster for Systems Neurology
The SyNergy cluster uses an integrative approach to measure, model and modulate the emergence of neurological disease within intact organisms. SyNergy aims to overcome the boundaries between traditional "pathomechanisms" by fostering close interdisciplinary collaboration.
STRUCTURES
A Unifying Approach to Emergent Phenomena in the Physical World, Mathematics and Complex Data
The cluster of excellence STRUCTURES explores new concepts and methods for understanding how structure, collective phenomena, and complexity emerge from the fundamental laws of physics. These concepts are also central for finding structures in large datasets, and for realizing new forms of analogue computing.
SimTech
Data-Integrated Simulation Science
Since 2019, researchers from the Cluster of Excellence "Data-Integrated Simulation Science (SimTech)" at the University of Stuttgart have been developing a new class of simulation- and data-driven approaches that enhance the applicability and accuracy of simulations, changing the way we conduct science and technology.
SE²A
Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Aviation
The cluster "Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Aviation" seeks to establish scientific foundations for the transformation of the air transport system over the next decades.
SCRIPTS
Contestations of the Liberal Script
The Cluster of Excellence SCRIPTS analyzes contemporary controversies about the liberal order from a historical, global and comparative perspective. What are the causes of the current contestations? How do they differ from earlier crises? What are the consequences for democracy and the global challenges of the 21st century? In operation since 2019, SCRIPTS is hosted by the Freie Universität Berlin and unites eight major Berlin-based research institutes.