Template Department page
A concise and well-formulated introductory text (stage description) makes a decisive contribution to arousing the reader's interest and making a professional first impression. The text should be as short and concise as possible and clearly emphasise the scientific focus of your department.
Use of Images
Use the opportunity to place suitable images on your department pages to convey complex scientific content, for example. A research focus, illustrated by a suitable image or diagram, is often easier to remember and helps to arouse and retain the reader's interest.
A page that consists solely of text quickly becomes overwhelming and does not invite readers to continue reading. Images loosen up the layout and give the page more dynamism and structure. The eye can ‘dock’ onto visual elements and intuitively find its way through the text. Photos of the team, projects or research facilities provide a personal insight into the work of the department. Such visual insights create an emotional connection and make the scientific work more tangible. This also strengthens confidence in the professionalism and seriousness of the department.
Images encourage users to linger longer on the site and engage more intensively with the content. Especially in research communication, it is important to keep the reader's attention so that complex content is fully absorbed.
Team
Short description text to introduce the team members.
19 Employees
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Dr. Katharina Gudd
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Dagmar Anders
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Jürgen Berger
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Frank Bernard
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Dr. Michael Brysch
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Stephanie Hoffmann
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Philipp Idler
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Roman Jowanowitsch
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Jutta Jung
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Volker Knapp
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Dr. Sibylle Kohlstädt
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Tanja Kreienbaum
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Kilian Paul
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Anke Retzmann
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Nicole Schuster
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Laura Schwab
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Katja Syri
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Janna von Greiffenstern