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Students and researchers traveled to the Turkish-Syrian border region to record Aramaic and Arabic dialects on the verge of extinction
The Institute for East European Studies reflects on its seventy-five years as an institution
Researchers from Freie Universität Berlin join colleagues from across four continents in a global “Quantum Software Alliance”
Since the outbreak of full-scale war, many forecasts have been predicting the rapid breakdown of the Russian economy. But how realistic are they?
The Olympics, World Expo, and a milestone birthday – an interview with history professor Jessica Gienow-Hecht
The Division of Critical Dance Studies at the Institute for Theater Studies is celebrating twenty years of its Valeska Gert Visiting Professorship for Dance and Performance
Learning languages without frustration: Michaela Sambanis knows how. A professor in the field of teaching English as a foreign language, she and her colleague Christian Ludwig developed the concept of “Happy Learning”
How Italian Renaissance literature turned into a weapon against emancipation: a conversation with Nicolas Longinotti
An international research team will digitize the Ottoman Turkish documents at Mount Athos. They hope to create the first tool to automatically transcribe handwritten Ottoman Turkish.
Current headlines make border disputes and migration seem like uniquely modern issues. However, two researchers at Freie Universität Berlin show that these phenomena are much older than we might expect.
