Dates

Nov2023

SAVE THE DATE: LOEWE-Architectures of Ordering presents its research results at a comprehensive exhibition and event program with a finissage from Nov. 2 to 10

What role models are associated with the profession of architect and how do they affect gender relations among architects? How does order come into the design of architecture and how do digital tools influence the design of architecture? During their four years of LOEWE funding, the scientists of the LOEWE focus Architecture of Ordering (AO) dealt with these and other research questions.

As part of the finissage with a diverse exhibition and event program, the results of the interdisciplinary research groups will be presented from November 2 to 10, 2023, at the TU Darmstadt, Department of Architecture, at the German Museum of Architecture in Frankfurt and at the cinema in the Audimax of the TU Darmstadt. Among them are researchers from architecture, sociology, history and media studies, and legal history.

The detailed program can be found here.

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Oct2023

On October 19, the lecture series "CMMS Talks" of the LOEWE focus CMMS will start again with scientists from Germany and abroad at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies (FIAS)

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The LOEWE Cluster CMMS (Multiscale Modeling in the Life Sciences) will again organize the lecture series "CMMS Talks" in the winter semester 2023/24. External speakers bring their own impulses from the international scientific community to the LOEWE Cluster CMMS. Every two weeks, speakers present their current research results to the scientists of the LOEWE Cluster. With their contributions, experts in their field also encourage CMMS scientists to be even more creative in their research.

The CMMS Talks will take place every second Thursday at 2 p.m. starting October 19, 2023, in the lecture hall of the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies (FIAS), Ruth-Moufang-Str. 1, Frankfurt am Main.

Dr. Benoit Morel from the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS) will kick off the event with a lecture entitled "Models and methods for disentangling the complexity of gene and species evolution."

Registration is not necessary.