Andreas Schäfer initially wanted to design skyscrapers, but he ended up studying the forces that cause them to collapse. In the ARD podcast Science TeaTime, he explains what happens when nature meets society.
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Thousands of hail trajectories in idealized supercell ensembles were simulated and show the roles of changing temperature, moisture, and updrafts.
At the Black2GoGreen conference, over 120 experts in academia, urban planning, and other fields discussed how preserving mature trees and optimizing sites for new plantings are key components of climate-resilient cities.
A new analysis by Risklayer/CEDIM and the ME/CFS Research Foundation provides updated data on the prevalence and costs of long COVID and ME/CFS in Germany in 2025. Published in April 2026, the report covers the period from 2020 to 2025 and shows that both conditions continue to pose a significant societal burden.
In cooperation with CEDIM, the DKKV organised the Lunchtalk series 'Risk – Resilience – Response'. All of the talks were recorded and are now available to watch.
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