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Zielsicherer Test für Antibiotika-Resistenzen in klinischen Enterobacter-Arten
Studie ermöglicht sparsamere Verwendung des Reserve-Antibiotikums Colistin. Grafik: Stephanie Rossow
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Optimierte Naturstoffe als Schlüssel zur Behandlung bei chronischer Lungenerkrankung?Forscherteam von Universität und Fraunhofer IME Gießen optimieren neuartiges Antibiotikum und zeigen zusammen mit dem LMU Klinikum München hervorragende Wirksamkeit gegen resistente gramnegative Erreger – Publikation in der Fachzeitschrift „Microbiology Spectrum“
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„Krieg um die Geschichte: Russlands Angriff auf die Ukraine“Historiker Prof. Martin Schulze Wessel am 30. Januar 2023 zu Gast an der Universität Gießen – Abschluss der Ringvorle¬sung des Präsidenten „Unser Krieg? Die Zukunft der Ukraine und die Neuordnung der Welt“
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JLU sammelt Spenden für Partneruniversität NaUKMA in der UkraineJustus-Liebig-Universität Gießen ruft zur finanziellen Unterstützung der ukrainischen Partnerinnen und Partner auf – Spenden sollen Stromversorgungsprojekt ermöglichen
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Bundesverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse für Prof. Claus LeggewieBundespräsident würdigt das vielfältige Engagement des Politikwissenschaftlers und Inhabers der Ludwig-Börne-Professur der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen
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Semesterabschlusskonzert des UniversitätsorchestersVon Mendelssohn Bartholdy bis hin zu Mozart: Vielfältiges Programm am 5. Februar 2023 in der Kongresshalle Gießen
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GGS Section OBHRM: Online guest lecture "The interplay between work characteristics, physical activity, and employee well-being"Physical exercise plays a vital role for employees. For instance, in my research, I show that physical activity is effective in preventing and reducing burnout complaints. However, I also show that these burnout complaints make it more difficult for employees to engage in sufficient physical activity. Employees’ work characteristics may also play a role in the effect of physical activity on employee well-being. In a recent study, I found that physical activity during leisure time was related to lower burnout complaints among employees with work that was not physically demanding but was related to higher burnout complaints among employees with physically demanding work. Research also shows that work characteristics may directly influence employees’ physical activity levels, and it has been suggested that employees’ physical activity level influence how well employees are able to cope with their work characteristics. All in all, there seems to be a complex interplay between employees’ work characteristics, physical activity, and well-being. My research aims to enhance insight into this complex interplay. I hope to contribute to deepened knowledge about how work can be designed to promote physical activity and how physical activity can be designed to promote employee well-being and improve coping with work, especially among employees who have difficulties engaging in sufficient physical activity. In this talk, I will give examples of previous, ongoing, and intended studies. I will also discuss some challenges commonly faced, such as the role of time, the type of physical activity, the measurement of physical activity, and the fact that physical activity needs (physical) recovery.Jan 30, 2023 10:00
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Thomas Kruse: Multilevel Picard approximations for high-dimensional semilinear parabolic PDEs and further applicationsVortrag im Rahmen des Interdisziplinären Statistik-Kolloquiums der Universitäten Gießen und MarburgJan 31, 2023 05:15
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