Healthy into Old Age: Jena Evening Lecture at the University Hospital Provides Information

Gesund bis ins hohe Alter: Jenaer Abendvorlesung am Uniklinikum klärt auf

On February 25, 2026, the Jena Evening Lecture at the Universitätsklinikum Jena will focus on healthy aging. Prof. Dr. Tino Prell will explain the difference between biological and chronological age and how lifestyle influences longevity.

Old Swimming Hall Lobeda: District Council Discusses Future Concept

Alte Schwimmhalle Lobeda: Ortsteilrat berät über Zukunftskonzept

Jena-Lobeda/Neulobeda (17.02.2026) – It is one of the most striking buildings in the district and has been the subject of intense discussion for some time: The “Alte Schwimmhalle” in Lobeda is the focus of the upcoming meeting of the Neulobeda district council. Tomorrow, Wednesday, the course for future use is to be set further.

The Invisible Light from Jena: Symposium Honors Discoverer Johann Wilhelm Ritter

Das unsichtbare Licht aus Jena: Symposium ehrt Entdecker Johann Wilhelm Ritter

Jena is known worldwide as a City of Light, but many are unaware that a significant part of the light spectrum known today was discovered right here. This week, a historical milestone in physics takes center stage: the discovery of ultraviolet radiation by Johann Wilhelm Ritter over two centuries ago.

Winter Holidays 2026: The Best Tips Against Boredom in Jena and Thüringen

Winterferien 2026: Die besten Tipps gegen Langeweile in Jena und Thüringen

Jena (16.02.2026) – For students in Thüringen, the most beautiful time of winter has begun: a week off school. But while the children cheer, parents often face the challenge of keeping their offspring meaningfully occupied in the wet and cold February weather. Fortunately, the region around Jena offers a diverse program this year that prevents boredom from arising in the first place.

Cultural Crisis in Thüringen: Universität Jena Seeks Rescue Strategies for Small Museums

Kultur-Krise in Thüringen: Uni Jena sucht Rettungsstrategien für kleine Museen

Jena (16.02.2026) – Thüringen often prides itself on its high density of cultural institutions. However, away from the major landmarks like the Wartburg or the Weimarer Klassik sites, the reality often looks bleak. A research project at the Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena is now addressing this very issue.