Research Infrastructures
Research infrastructure refers to facilities, resources, and related services that scholars use for research in their respective fields. The staff division StW is responsible for the strategic direction of research infrastructures at JLU and for their continued development. In this regard, the definition of research infrastructures from the German Science Council serves as a guide, dividing them into four categories (large-scale equipment and instruments, knowledge resources, information and communication structures, and social research infrastructures).
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Core Facilities
These facilities provide state-of-the-art infrastructure and technological resources for research and research-oriented teaching. They provide access to specialized equipment, methods, and expert support to promote innovative research.
Core Facilities
Museums and Collections
With more than 70 different areas of focus, JLU’s museums and collections are an integral part of research, teaching, and academic infrastructure, while also preserving the university’s cultural heritage and history of science.
Museums and Collections