Research
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Globally connected, research at the University of Regensburg (UR) addresses the challenges of a rapidly changing world, both independently and collaboratively.
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UR is committed to ensuring an optimal research environment, nurturing scientists at every career phase, while championing equal opportunities, knowledge exchange, and innovation, through research-friendly infrastructures and dedicated intramural funding programs.
Research Profile
Facts & Figures
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Third-Party Funding 2024 (Expenditures UR & UKR) 85 Mio €
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Scientists (Including Professors) 3091
+++ Call for Proposals UR Potentials 2026 +++
The program UR Potentials aims to promote early scientific independence and supports early career researchers in acquiring third-party funding and in setting up and expanding their own research groups. Members of the University of Regensburg are eligible to apply.
Call for proposals 2026 (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible)
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Foto: UR/Julia Dragan +++ New Research Group ‘Machine Learning for Complex Quantum States’ +++
The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding a new research group called ‘Machine Learning for Complex Quantum States.’ Dr. Markus Schmitt (external link, opens in a new window), from the Chair of Machine Learning at the Faculty of Computer Science and Data Science (FIDS) at the University of Regensburg, is the group's spokesperson.
The group aims to advance basic research into complex quantum systems in theory and in practice with the help of artificial intelligence.
+++ International Doctorate Program ‘Photo - Electro Catalysis’ extended +++
The Elite Network of Bavaria has extended its funding for the International Doctorate Program ‘Photo-Electro Catalysis (external link, opens in a new window)’ (PEC) for further four years.
PEC is an international research program based in Regensburg comprising 11 research groups at the University of Regensburg and Technical University of Munich. The spokesperson is Professor Dr. Oliver Reiser (external link, opens in a new window).
Foto: UR/Markus Deli 
