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The amount of data sent and received via the 5G mobile network is constantly increasing. Now, an international team involving the University of Würzburg is working on a globally standardized 6G concept.

In a joint research project, researchers in Würzburg have developed a system capable of repelling and capturing unauthorised drones. The interceptor drones operate entirely autonomously.

The Data Science Chair and the Chair of Computer Philology and Modern German Literary History at CAIDAS, are part of the new large-scale project „Sovereign Open Source Foundational Models for European Intelligence“ (SOOFI)

The next information event on semesters abroad will take place on Monday, 17 November at 16:00 in the Turing lecture hall. There will be up-to-date information from the International Office and the subject coordinators, experience reports from previous exchange students and the opportunity to ask questions and exchange ideas with the speakers.

Whether online, on television, on the radio or in print - researchers at the University of Würzburg are well represented in the media. Here are some current examples from the Institute of Computer Science.