From Theory to Practice: Projects at the FH Potsdam at a Glance

The aim of the ‘PIPS’ project is to enhance the participation of infants and toddlers in nurseries. To this end, interactions during care and sleep routines are being studied across the country to gain a comprehensive picture of current practice. Based on the data collected, approaches will be developed to support early years professionals in promoting children’s rights and democratic skills from…

SeDOA is establishing a single point of contact for Diamond Open Access, raising the profile of existing publication infrastructures and helping to optimise them.

The project investigates the mechanical interactions involved in load transfer and load distribution through groups of head bolt anchors.

Girls from migrant backgrounds who are preparing for a career face significant challenges in Germany due to multiple educational disadvantages, particularly in rural areas. This is where the PowerMii project comes in: through collaboration between academia, school social workers and vocational colleges, innovative teaching modules are being developed for empowerment research groups.

The project consortium analyses research at universities of applied sciences (HAW) with a special focus on transdisciplinary research projects.

This research project, funded by the Hans Böckler Foundation, examines the challenges and needs of sign language-using employees during career transitions.

The aim of the project, which is funded by the European Regional Development Fund, is to establish an interdisciplinary testing and experimentation environment for social robots.

VEStOR is expanding and strengthening OpenRewi e. V., currently the only community for open legal educational resources in the field of law, which aims to help open teaching and learning materials in the field of law gain widespread acceptance.

The study aims to examine the impact of the 7th of October 2023 on Jewish and Israeli communities in Germany. Funded by the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency, the study has been examining, since February 2024, how the period since October 2023 has been experienced from the perspectives of Jewish people of different generations living in both urban and rural areas of Germany.

The WiNoDa project is establishing a data competence centre for data-driven research on natural history collections.

Emilie Winkelmann (1875 – 1951) was the first woman to open her own architectural practice in Germany in 1907. At a time when women could only enrol at German universities in exceptional cases and the professional field of architecture was still entirely in the hands of men, Winkelmann was able to establish herself as a sought-after architect in Berlin. The project focuses on her built work, her…

The project establishes a cross-university network on digitalisation in social work as a subject of cooperative research and teaching.