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Those who shop in Bayreuth and Upper Franconia will have to prepare for changes in the coming months and years. New rules in European food law are intended to simplify procedures, enable innovation and secure supply. For consumers, this means less bureaucracy in the background, but new questions when shopping. Prof. Dr. Kai Purnhagen, an expert in food law from Bayreuth, draws attention to this.

The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the new research network "International Division of Labour (IDoL): New Challenges for Employees, Companies, and Policy Makers" with several million euros over four years. Prof. Dr Hartmut Egger, Chair of Economics at the University of Bayreuth, will coordinate the project and also play a central scientific role in terms of content.

A research team at the University of Bayreuth has experimentally investigated how the popular climbing discipline of bouldering affects vegetation and the surface structure of natural rock formations. In their recently published study in the scientific journal People and Nature, the researchers call for nuanced management strategies that reconcile recreational use with the conservation of rock habitats.

Those who shop in Bayreuth and Upper Franconia will have to prepare for changes in the coming months and years. New rules in European food law are intended to simplify procedures, enable innovation and secure supply. For consumers, this means less bureaucracy in the background, but new questions when shopping. Prof. Dr. Kai Purnhagen, an expert in food law from Bayreuth, draws attention to this.

The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the new research network "International Division of Labour (IDoL): New Challenges for Employees, Companies, and Policy Makers" with several million euros over four years. Prof. Dr Hartmut Egger, Chair of Economics at the University of Bayreuth, will coordinate the project and also play a central scientific role in terms of content.

A research team at the University of Bayreuth has experimentally investigated how the popular climbing discipline of bouldering affects vegetation and the surface structure of natural rock formations. In their recently published study in the scientific journal People and Nature, the researchers call for nuanced management strategies that reconcile recreational use with the conservation of rock habitats.

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Studying at our beautiful campus university? Sure! You can find all degree programmes in our study programme finder. On each programme page you will find details on how to apply and enrol.