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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) not only affects up to seven percent of all children and adolescents in Germany, but also up to 4.5 percent of all adults. ADHD can lead to limitations and problems in everyday life, at work and in private life, reduce the self-esteem of those affected and cause avoidance behavior and addiction problems.

Symptoms and complaints of ADHD How to recognize ADHD

Difficulty concentrating, frequent inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity: these main symptoms of ADHD can be pronounced in different ways. The line between normality and illness is blurred. Only when a “certain level” is exceeded should one speak of a “disorder”. But what is a “certain level”? Answering this question is not at all easy, and it is what makes the clear diagnosis of ADHD so challenging.

Ms. Schlenker has already familiarized herself with the new technology, which has been available in nine classrooms since the beginning of the school year, following an idea by Mr. Birnbaum, the colleague responsible for modern equipment. Photo: TGK

As of now, we no longer offer internships for financial reasons.

Do we have a problem with technology transfer? Well not really. But something does. This could be the quintessence of the Werner-von-Siemens-Ring Foundation's event on 7. September 2016 in Berlin were.

Moderated by Jan-Martin Wiarda, Dr. Ole Janssen, sub-department head at the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, Dr.-Ing. Thomas Kathofer, Chief Executive of the Federation of Industrial Research Associations, Dr. Andreas Keller, vice-chairman of the German Education and Science Union and Prof. Dr. Georg Rosenfeld, Director of Technology Marketing and Business Models at the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft the questions of whether we need new bridges for research and technology transfer. Which pillars should probably be rammed in, strengthened or extended??

The Siberian city of Tomsk is a place with history and full of life. And with a brewery among the most popular in Russia. Founded by a German, it is now owned by a Russian-German.

It was Tsar Boris Godunov who issued the order to build a city on the Tom River in the heart of Siberia in 1604. Thus Tomsk is 100 years older than St. Petersburg and 300 years older than the current political capital of Siberia, Novosibirsk. Siberian Tatars gave the town its still valid symbol – a rearing white horse. For the nomads were highly esteemed breeders of noble horses.