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People Consume Online News That Align with Their Political Preferences

In the digital age, there are clear individual differences in online news consumption, particularly with regard to political content. A new study by the GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences in collaboration with the University of Mannheim has shown that political news is consumed less ...

US-Generalkonsul Brian Heath und Prof. Dr. Thomas Fetzer stehen vor dem Haupteingang der Universität und schütteln Hände

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U.S. Consul General Brian Heath Visited the University

On 18 September the new U.S. Consul General Brian Heath in Frankfurt visited the University of Mannheim. Together with the future President Prof. Dr. Thomas Fetzer, they discussed trends and developments in joint collaboration. The University of Mannheim currently cooperates with 42 American ...

Ein Arm mit einem roten Ärmel und ein Arm mit einem weißen Ärmel heben sich vor einem hellgrauen Hintergrund ab. In den Armbeugen sind zwei Pflaster mit roten Kreuzen zu sehen, die typischerweise nach einer Blutspende aufgeklebt werden. Über dem Bild steht in großer, roter Schrift: „ALLTAGSHELD*INNEN TRAGEN VERBAND.“

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Blood donation campaign at the University

The Student Committee at the University (AStA) and the Department of Safety and Security are jointly calling for participation in the upcoming blood drive by the German Red Cross (GRC).

Menschen steigen an einer Straßenbahnhaltestelle vor dem Mannheimer Schloss ein und aus.

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Tram Connection to the University Reopened

Good news for everyone commuting to the university by tram: Starting 16 September, trams on the routes between Paradeplatz and Schloss, as well as between Hauptbahnhof and Schloss, will largely resume normal service without detours and delays.

Ärztin im Kittel steht am Fenster und scrollt konzentriert auf dem Tablet

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Biomedical AI Research: Most Publications Come from Asia but in Terms of Quality, Other Regions Are More Convincing

Artificial intelligence is changing medicine. However, progress in biomedical AI research is unevenly distributed across the globe, a new study shows. This might hinder equitable access to health care in some regions of the world.