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    Porträt von Susanne Stahl
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    Event

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    Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Susanne Stahl

    On the occasion of her appointment as Professor of Editorial Design at the Department of Design, Prof. Susanne Stahl will give her inaugural lecture "The book you want to design no longer exists" on the 11th of December 2023.

    Definition Menopause in Lexikon unterstrichen
    Design Equal Opportunities Commissioner
    Awards

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    Gender Prize of the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam goes to Hyeonji Kim

    Hyeonji Kim, a graduate of the Department of Design, was awarded the FH Potsdam Gender Prize for her Master's thesis "Designing a Customizable Period Tracker With a Human-Centered Approach and Data Visualisation to Support Menopausal Transition".

    Das Bild zeigt ein Patrouillenboot im südlchen Mittelmeer zwischen Italien und Tunesien.
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    Research

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    Volkswagen Foundation funds Research Project "Boundary Values: Operational Relationships of Climate and Migration" at the Department of Design

    The Volkswagen Foundation has approved funding totalling EUR 346,900 for the research project "Grenzwerte: Operative Verhältnisse von Klima und Migration". The project is embedded in the programme "Aufbruch – Neue Forschungsräume für die Geistes- und Kulturwissenschaften" in the Exploration profile…

    Ausstellungsplakat EMOP 2023 - Drängende Gegenwart
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    Drägende Gegenwart – Exhibition as Part of the European Month of Photography

    Drängende Gegenwart: Der Blick der jungen Generation is a joint exhibition of photography training centres in Berlin and Potsdam, which have joined forces at the invitation of the European Month of Photography Berlin (EMOP Berlin). The exhibition includes moving photographic works by five graduates…

    Visualisierungsprojekt "Verschwundene Ortschaften"
    Design
    Study & Teaching

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    Disappeared Villages: A Brief History of Open-Cast Mining

    Since the end of the Second World War, over 300 villages in Germany have been demolished for lignite mining and over 120,000 people have been resettled. With the help of a data visualisation in scrollytelling format, interface design student Tim Hönig tells the story of German open-cast mining and…