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Tiny chips are to make therapies safer and save lives. The Dresden research project SEMECO is receiving a further 15 million euros from the federal government. Together with industrial partners, TU Dresden is developing medical semiconductors for networked infusion systems, portable ultrasound devices and smart implants. The modular approach is intended to bring medical products to market more quickly.
Between the Semperoper and the Zwinger, 700 young officers celebrate the completion of their training course.
Passengers in Saxony will have to reschedule on Thursday: several flights from Dresden and Leipzig will be canceled.
Mitnetz 2025 had to curtail electricity from wind and solar power on 222 days to prevent the electricity grid from collapsing. What the grid operator requires to ensure that less green energy is lost.
A new road cuts through the habitat of endangered tapirs. Will the population survive? Researchers from CASUS in Görlitz have developed a new model with Brazilian colleagues that can answer such questions. For the first time, it links the movement patterns of individual animals with the dynamics of entire populations - an important step for species conservation.
On the 22nd matchday of the Regionalliga Nordost, many games will also fall victim to the climatic conditions. In Chemnitz, however, the match for the club's 60th anniversary will take place.
The local transport strike in Munich is also making it difficult to travel to FC Bayern's cup match against RB Leipzig. The record champions turn to the fans.
Rattling and cracking noises spoil the joy of a new e-bike. Researchers at the Fraunhofer IWU Dresden have developed a test bench that detects annoying noises at the prototype stage. This enables manufacturers to optimize their premium bikes in a targeted manner and bring them to series production.
Irregularities are discovered in the water during construction work on the Zeppelin Bridge in Leipzig. It is now to be investigated whether these are explosive ordnance.
Despite having slightly fewer members, the Reichsbürger scene in Saxony remains conspicuous. Investigations are underway into more than 80 criminal offenses.
The economy's hunger for raw materials such as lithium, germanium, indium and tin has brought the Ore Mountains back into the focus of mining companies. And some deposits appear to be more abundant than expected.
The Saxons have already suffered two heavy defeats against Bayern this season. However, the cup quarter-final is a chance to upset Munich.
Despite a red card, SC DHfK Leipzig turned up the heat in Hamburg. Despite their second win of the season, the Saxons remain bottom of the table for the time being.
VW suddenly has six billion euros more in its coffers - and the works council is demanding a bonus for all employees covered by collective agreements. Will the money arrive in May?
The AfD youth organization Generation Deutschland has also founded a state association in Saxony. The Left Party is calling for it to be quickly classified as a right-wing extremist organization.
Works by various artists from the 1920s and 1930s can be seen in Chemnitz until the spring. Above all, landscape paintings by Otto Dix from the years 1933 to 1945.
In the RTL jungle camp, singer Gil Ofarim makes a surprising statement about his former trial for alleged anti-Semitic remarks. However, his allegations do not lead to any new investigations.
More prominent players will be joining the Handball Bundesliga next season. Coach Bennet Wiegert is delighted to see this.
What's crawling under our feet? Researchers from the Senckenberg Museum in Görlitz have investigated the energy system of forest soils worldwide. Their findings reveal two fundamentally different worlds - and a surprising leading role for the earthworm.
1. FC Magdeburg will be heavily fined by the DFB for the behavior of its fans. In addition, verdicts regarding the East derby against Dresden are still pending.
There are controversial refereeing decisions every week. The technology is both a curse and a blessing, says RB coach Werner.
The Saxons have already suffered two heavy defeats against Bayern this season. However, the coach believes that the cup quarter-final opens up other possibilities.
FC Bayern's quarter-final match against RB Leipzig will be affected by a local transport strike. This not only applies to spectators. The teams also have to adjust their schedules.
At Stresa in Dresden, several Charles Heidsieck champagnes accompanied a six-course menu: smoked duck breast with miso marbles, spicy beef consommé and other distinctive courses at a gala evening (menu including champagne: €195).
The railroad line between Leipzig and Chemnitz is still disrupted on Tuesday morning. It is still not clear how long the disruption will last.
How do children understand where others are looking? Researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig have studied 1,377 children from 14 countries. Their findings reveal a universal thought process that works in the same way all over the world. However, the study also reveals surprising differences between individual children.
Four years ago, Gil Ofarim accused a hotel employee of not letting him check in for anti-Semitic reasons. The accusations were made up. Now the employee is speaking out for the first time.
RB Leipzig is holding on to its trio of goalkeepers and extending their contracts. The 35-year-old Péter Gulácsi is also staying on until 2027 and his potential successor can hope to take over the number one position.
Almost 194 million euros will flow to Saxony from the federal government's special fund - for universities and daycare centers. The education union GEW says this is a drop in the ocean.