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Source: Johannes Glöggler, CC BY-SA.de                                                                                        The City of Ulm

In 2024, the 26th Spring Symposium will take place in the beautiful city of Ulm, which is in the east of Baden-Württemberg. It is known for the impressive Ulm minster which has the highest church tower in the world with 161.5 m. Ulm is also known as the birthplace of the famous physicist Albert Einstein, who was born here in 1879. Today, Ulm is a modern university city combining both modern architecture as the theatre or the library and traditional half-timbered houses in the fishermen’s quarter (Fischerviertel). Feel free to also visit the danube, which not only flows between Ulm and Neu-Ulm, but is also the natural border between the two states Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. 

Source: Uni Ulm                                                            Ulm University

The University of Ulm, located in Germany, is a renowned institution known for its excellence in research and education. Founded in 1967, it offers a wide range of academic programs and focuses on natural sciences, medicine, engineering sciences, mathematics, economics and computer science. As one of germanys youngest public universities, it has made significant contributions to scientific advancements and is recognized for its commitment to fostering intellectual growth and creativity among its students and faculty. 

Source: Uni Ulm                                                        Chemical Studies

The chemical studies are introduced in 1971 and are therefore among the first and most established studies of the university of ulm. There are several different disciplines offered – namely chemistry, business chemistry, biochemistry and chemical engineering. The various chemical institutes are spread all over the campus for improved interdisciplinary coworking. Besides other topics one focus of the chemical research lies on the energy storage and conversion towards a greener future. Associated research facilities are the Helmholtz-institute, the ZSW (Zentrum für Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoffforschung) and the POLiS excellence cluster.