Welcome to the Research Information System of the University of Bamberg
Interdisciplinarity and international networking are core strengths that characterise the University of Bamberg’s distinguished research.
The Research Information System (Forschungsinformationssystem = FIS) offers you a coherent overview over the various research activities and results from the entire range of disciplines at the Otto-Friedrich-University and its affiliated institutes. The FIS also serves as the publication server of the University of Bamberg where academic publications and research data can be published in Open Access.Four outstanding fields of interdisciplinary research particular profile-enhancing research focus areas:
- Digital Humanities, Social and Human Sciences
- Empirical Social Research on Education and Labour
- Analysis and Preservation of Cultural Heritage
- Medieval Culture and Society
You can find further information about research activities and about the transfer of knowledge and technology as well as our research profile on our websites.
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People
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New Publications and Research data
- Understanding Smart Product-Service System Value Offerings : A Comparative Case Analysis
Document Type Conferenceobject - Challenging Devaluation of Disability and Queerness through Cinematic Narratives
Document Type Article
New Projects
- GO! Gründungshub OberfrankenResearch Funding & Transfer Division (Z/FFT)
- Xenophon and his contemporaries on good and bad government: the moral aspects of tyrannyClassical Philology - Greek Studies
- Digital Leadership & Kommunikations- und KooperationsentwicklungCentre for Teacher Training (ZLB)
- Verhaltensdaten für wirksame HitzekommunikationHealth Psychology