Students at the University of Würzburg give high marks to computer science, mathematics and physics. In the CHE Master's Ranking 2024, all three subjects scored well.

Computer Ccience professor Tobias Hoßfeld from the University of Würzburg has co-developed a method for improving communication networks. He received the VDE ITG Award for his work.

Using AI to analyse images from colonoscopies and improve cancer screening: The Wittenstein Foundation is funding this project with a 50,000 euro prize.

We created two German-only decoder models, LLäMmlein 120M and 1B, from scratch!

1st place in Germany, 1st place in Europe, 3rd place worldwide: JMU's Virtual Reality researchers achieve these top results in the CSRankings. The university is also top in other areas.

Aerospace Informatics student David Baldsiefen wins the ‘AI Innovation in Space’ award at the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The paper "Fitting the Puzzle: Towards Source Traffic Modeling For Mobile Instant Messaging" by Fabian Poignée, Anika Seufert, Frank Loh and Tobias Hoßfeld from the Chair of Communication Networks, JMU and Michael Seufert of NETCOM (University of Augsburg) received the Best Paper Award at the 15th International Conference on Network of the Future.

A platform for the environmental and geosciences that can be used to analyse complex data from earth observation and sustainability research: A new research group at JMU is working on this.