All Research Projects

The "students4students" project was launched in 2021 at the Department of Social Sciences and Education to offer students in their first and second semesters continuous support. The aim is to provide students with targeted counselling to help them succeed in their studies. From winter semester 2023/24, a three-year support and research project will be carried out with funding from the European…

With Materialnet, the search and selection of materials and commodities as well as the evaluation of their technical suitability and ecological impact, works as easily and intuitively as online shopping.
The platform prototype for Materialnet was funded as part of the Innovation Fund of the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.

Family resilience on the test bench – What is and can become. Brandenburg's families in focus.

The project is a sub-study of the research consortium "Research into the processing of sexualised violence and other forms of abuse in the Protestant Church" (ForuM).

Urban Space and Housing Types in the Young Metropolis, 1890–1940

An investigation into the potential and barriers to the implementation of "shared infrastructure".

The aim of the project is to develop methods for the effective decontamination of wooden cultural heritage objects contaminated with harmful substances. The aim is to develop methods that are gentle on the objects whilst also enabling a significant reduction in the use of biocides.

Using items from the collection as a starting point, we aim to break down barriers and create spaces for connection, understanding and communication.

Enrico Sass’s research project on the current and future importance of management skills.

The interdisciplinary research and digitisation project “Restaging Fashion. Visualisation of Fashion Sources” (ReFa) has developed exploratory approaches to collections held by the Kunstbibliothek Berlin – specifically its “Modebild – Lipperheide Costume Library” collection – and the Textiles Collection of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg.

What makes urban areas attractive? This question is relevant both academically and politically in light of urban challenges such as population growth, rising rents and increasing social segregation between more and less attractive neighbourhoods.

Documentation – Exemplary conservation and restoration using selected examples – digital knowledge transfer.