Press & Communication
Contacts for media inquiries, filming and photography permissions, as well as collaborations in science communication.
Your Points of Contact
We are here to assist you with your journalistic inquiries about the university as a whole, its strategy, research, teaching, and transfer, campus life, as well as requests for filming and photography permissions for editorial purposes or joining our press distribution list.
Volker Schmidt
Press Officer
+49 (0)69 / 798 - 13035
v.schmidt@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Uwe Dettmar
Uwe Dettmar
Dr. Dirk Frank
Deputy Press Officer
+49 (0)69 / 798 - 13753
frank@pvw.uni-frankfurt.de
Uwe Dettmar
Uwe Dettmar
Office Management Assistant
Helga Ott
+49 (0)69 / 798 - 12472
ott@pvw.uni-frankfurt.de
Uwe Dettmar
Uwe Dettmar
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Science Communication
For questions about specific research topics or seeking scientific expert opinions, please contact:
Dr. Anke Sauter
Humanities and Social Sciences · Research Frankfurt · Children's University
+49 (0)69 / 798 - 13066
sauter@pvw.uni-frankfurt.de
Uwe Dettmar
Uwe Dettmar
Dr. Markus Bernards
Natural and Life Sciences · Research Frankfurt · Children's University
+49 (0)69 / 798 - 12498
bernards@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Uwe Dettmar
Uwe Dettmar
Dr. Phyllis Mania
Natural and Life Sciences · Children's University
+49 (0)69 / 798 - 13001
mania@physik.uni-frankfurt.de
Uwe Dettmar
Uwe Dettmar
Additional Services and Contact Points
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Two researchers, one moderator, a counter at various locations, and live music: "Wissen angezapft" (Knowledge on Tap) is a unique Citizen University format focused on research and people, breakthroughs and setbacks, celebrations and frustrations.
Frankfurt Children's University
The Frankfurt Children's University offers lectures that scientists specifically design for children aged eight to twelve — held in the mornings for registered school classes and open to everyone with their parents in the afternoons.
Forschung Frankfurt
Forschung Frankfurt has been making science accessible to everyone for nearly 40 years: Researchers from the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and medicine share insights, findings, and exciting goals of their work.
UniReport
UniReport is Goethe University's newspaper, covering interesting and relevant topics from all areas of the university.