The Charm of the old World
When Matthew Gott first came to Dresden, he knew the city only from picturesque shots of historic buildings. 18 month later he spends many ...
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Squared Creativity
As a Finn in Germany Nina Huittinen always understood what people were saying but, initially, she could not answer because she did not speak ...
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Connective research
When Sara Deville and Treewut Rassamegevanon moved to Dresden, they just expected to find excellent conditions for their PhD projects. Eventually, they found much ...
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Beautiful science
Salar Azizi has been working on his PhD in Dresden since 2013. At the moment the young Iranian researcher is on parental leave – ...
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A runner for resources
Kati Laakso thinks that it’s good to have a goal – no matter if it’s the finishing line of a marathon or the improvement ...
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A natural resort within the city
Yordan Georgiev lived in Dresden for the first time shortly after the reunification. In the Bulgarian’s opinion the city has developed for the better ...
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Multilingual down to the nano-scale
When Alina Maria Deac was younger, she wanted to study international relations. She became a physicist instead. As leader of a Helmholtz Young Investigators ...
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Prepared for the unpredictable
After one and a half years in Germany, Garima Singh noticed that there’s only one aspect in her chosen place of residence that’s erratic. ...
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A royal city
In Aniruddh Das’s opinion there are certain places that can one make feel special. For the young Indian researcher such an area is Dresden’s ...
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“The work-life balance is amazing”
When Elizabeth and Bert Green moved to Dresden, they were just a young couple. Now their already two-year old son is learning German at ...