Publications compact

Publications make research visible. Whether bio-based building materials, quantum bits for powerful computers or generalized AI in medicine - in this series we show how scientists at the University of Stuttgart are contributing to solving social challenges.

Scientific publications are often so complex that they can only be understood by the research community. Our "PublicationsCompact" series presents the latest research findings from Stuttgart publications in a clear, concise, and accessible way for everyone. We show you what motivates our scientists and how they are changing the world with new findings.

With the “PublicationsCompact” series, we would like to honor the publication achievements of our researchers and present their diverse and exciting research findings.

Prof. Manfred Bischoff, Vice-Rector for Research and Sustainable Development

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Ayla Sirin-Sariaslan from the Institute of Polymer Chemistry presents her work on fishing nets made of plastics that degrade themselves.
Awarding ceremony of the Publication Prize 2023

Publication prize

Since 2018, the University of Stuttgart has been awarding prizes for outstanding publications from each of the ten faculties as part of the annual Research Day. The publication prizes are endowed with 2,500 euros each.

For researchers: Publishing services

The University Library (UB) offers a wide range of services to facilitate your academic work, research and the publication of your research findings. The University Library team provides advice on funding issues and publication options, including book publications.

 

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