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Peer and self-assessment results of the implemented projects
No full textThis document presents an integrated assessment of the self- and peer-evaluation processes conducted across all WP4 activities of the BOLD project. Drawing on quantitative and qualitative evidence from module integrations, social action projects, the Summer School, the Student Sprint and Hackathon, and transfer events, it synthesises how BOLD principles were enacted across diverse institutional, curricular, sociolinguistic, and community settings. The findings illustrate how student teachers engaged with linguistic and cultural diversity, fostered inclusion through creative, research-informed and community-oriented practices, and strengthened their professional identities through experiential and collaborative learning
ChatGPT & me 3.0 Dataset
No full textDaten der Umfrage "ChatGPT & me 3.0" über die Lebensrealität mit generativer KI an der Uni Hamburg, Erhebungszeitraum Juli 2025.
In den qualitativen Erhebungsfeldern wurden die Aussagen, die Rückschlüsse auf Einzelpersonen zulassen könnten, mit [XXX] anonymisiert.
In den beiden Vorjahren wurde diese Erhebung ebenfalls durchgeführt, die Daten sind auch für 2024 hier verfügbar
Jenseits des "importierten Antisemitismus": Ideologische Grundlagen des Antisemitismus unter Muslimen in Deutschland. Erkenntnisse aus der MiD-Studie
No full textDer Begriff „importierter Antisemitismus“ wird in der öffentlichen und politischen Debatte in Deutschland häufig verwendet, wenn es um Antisemitismus unter Muslimen geht. Diese Vorstellung impliziert, dass die Feindseligkeit gegenüber Jüdinnen und Juden in Deutschland in erster Linie von Einwanderern aus mehrheitlich muslimischen Ländern ausgeht. Unser Beitrag bietet eine empirische Kritik an dieser Annahme und stützt sich dabei auf Daten der MiD-Studie („Menschen in Deutschland“) — einer repräsentativen Untersuchung der deutschen Gesamtbevölkerung, die auch Überstichproben von Migranten und Muslimen umfasst. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass das Konzept des „importierten Antisemitismus“ die zentralen ideologischen Bestimmungsfaktoren antisemitischer Einstellungen in der Tendenz verschleiert. Während die regionale Herkunft der Befragten nur eine geringe Erklärungskraft besitzt, erweist sich ihre religiöse Zugehörigkeit als wichtigerer Faktor. Obwohl klassischer Antisemitismus unter Muslimen in Deutschland keine Mehrheitsposition darstellt, ist seine Verbreitung innerhalb dieser Gruppe deutlich höher als in anderen Teilen der Bevölkerung. Darüber hinaus identifiziert die Analyse chauvinistischen Nationalismus, Verschwörungsmentalität, fundamentalistische Auslegungen des Islams und häufigen Moscheebesuch als zentrale Risikofaktoren für antisemitische Einstellungen
Dataset Tensor-Programmable Quantum Circuits for Solving Differential Equations
No full textWe used a self-written Julia library to find unitary approximations of
matrix product operators (MPO). We implemented the variational quantum algorithms in python,
using pennylane, pyTorch and Jax.
This dataset contains:
- Unitaries that represent the MPO operators
- Weights for all time steps parametrizing the solution of the linear Euler equation, the Burgers’
equation and the Advection-Diffusion equation.
- Weights encoding the initial condition for the the Burgers’ equation and the Advection-Diffusion
equation.
- Data used for Fig.4, Fig.7 , Fig.
Portfolio for social action projects and service learning activities in pre-service teacher education: A monitoring tool
No full textThis document provides a guide for assessing social initiatives or actions that fall under the umbrella of “social action,” as in the BOLD project. It serves as a starting point for further learning, reflection, and action
Real-time fMRI feedback transforms mental strategies into tools for self-regulating hippocampal activity
No full textThe hippocampus is essential for recalling the past and envisioning the future, and its disruption has major consequences for aging and mental health. While external neurostimulation tools show promise in modulating hippocampal activity, effective real-world interventions require individuals to flexibly self-regulate this system. Here, we show, across two real-time fMRI neurofeedback studies (N = 141), that individuals can learn to upregulate hippocampal activity through mental strategies linked to its core functions. Crucially, the effective use of such strategies depended critically on contingent neurofeedback; without valid neurofeedback, these strategies did not predict the capacity for hippocampal upregulation. Subfield analyses revealed the strongest effects in the subiculum, an integrative hub connecting hippocampal processing to broader cognitive and affective networks. Together, these findings suggest that real-time fMRI feedback reinforces the use of self-generated mnemonic strategies to achieve voluntary control over hippocampal activity—a learned form of self-regulation that may enhance everyday memory function and inform interventions for memory-related disorders
Gender as a new Political Cleavage? The Influence of Masculine Feelings of Group Threat on the Voting Intentions of Young People across the Political Spectrum in Germany
No full textWhile the radical right gender gap – men are more likely to vote for far-right parties than women – has been a well-documented phenomenon, gender perspectives have seldom been included in theories that try to explain the rise of far-right politics in western-style democracies. A growing corpus of literature points to the relevance of anti-feminist and masculist ideologies as narrative bridges between public and far-right discourses. Masculism appeals to gendered grievances of men, particularly perceived cultural crises they face regarding male role norms, identities, and the acceptance of so-called “real men” in society. While far-right parties – e.g. the AfD – openly appeal to these masculist identity politics, progressive parties – e.g. the Greens – usually take pro-feminist stances focused on gender injustices primarily experienced by women and gender minorities. These circumstances outline the emergence of a gendered political cleavage with the potential to impact democractic discourde and gender relations well beyond differing voting behavior.
The presentation will build on findings achieved with a new measurement tool for masculine feelings of threat that links masculist narratives of the supposed precarious status of “real” men and masculinities with the measurement of negative group-related emotions. It will focus on the impact of masculine feelings of group threat on voting behavior both on the right and the left, and how these influence gender differences. The models will also account for established predictors like perceived general marginalization and economic grievances. The analyses are based on a representative survey of the adult population in Germany above the age of 18 (MiD 2023), which was collected as part of the MOTRA research network
Caucasian Manuscripts in Germany
No full text“Caucasian Manuscripts in Germany”, Manuscript Cultures in the Caucasus, Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, Hamburg
The Role of the Dark Personality Factor in Mood Induction Through News Videos
No full textResearch shows that the dark factor of personality (D) - a general tendency underlying dark traits such as narcissism, sadism and psychopathy - influences morally, ethically and socially questionable thinking and behavior. This study investigated a potential moderating influence of the D-factor on affect in everyday life. We manipulated affect by exposing participants to positive or negative news videos (holiday tips or hunger crisis) and assessed participants’ mood prior and after the video presentation. We determined the D-factor for each participant. The effect of videos on mood was expected to be smaller with increasing D-factor scores, i.e. that negative news would not worsen or even improve mood and positive news would not improve or even worsen mood with a higher D-factor. We analyzed data from 135 participants acquired in an anonymous online study. The mood manipulation was successful in that positive and negative news led to an overall improvement and worsening of mood, respectively. Importantly, the D-factor score had a negative effect on mood change in the negative, but not the positive news condition. These findings suggest that the dark personality factor has a significant influence on the emotional experience induced by negative news. They support the relevance of considering the D-factor in future studies of emotional reactions to external influences
The PHOENIX/1D NewEra model atmosphere grid: updated data files for Teff>=5000K
No full textupdated HSR spectra for the NewEra grid