About our project
Who is behind the project?
We - that's Doreen Pretze and Stephan Wiegand - organize the podcast topics of "YOU ASK we explain - Berührungsängste mit der Wissenschaft", a project funded by TU Dresden. Together with our students, our aim is to make the topics known everywhere. If you have any questions or criticism, please send an email to .
Das Team von YOU ASK we explain: v.l.n.r. Stephan Wiegand, Nora-Lynn Schwerdtner, Doreen Pretze
Who is funding the project?
Science and research are an elementary part of our culture and essential for social development.
for social development. In cooperation between the Carus Teaching Center (CarL) and the public relations department of the Carl Gustav Carus Faculty of Medicine, the project "YOU ASK we explain- Berührungsängste in der Medizin" was submitted and successfully funded as part of TUD im Dialog. It is part of the "Public Outreach" project in the EXU focus area IMPACT and is intended to contribute to further strengthening the impact of TU Dresden in society and to achieve innovative, target group-oriented and contemporary science communication.
What is our goal?
The funding will be used to record live podcasts on current, multifaceted and relevant/significant topics for exchange and a transparent look behind the scenes of medicine: Everyone asks - university medicine answers. The focus is on the critical exchange between experts and the wider community. Students can demonstrate their skills as moderators and debate questions submitted by members of society together with doctors and scientists.
Topics such as AI in medicine, gender-specific medicine or errors in medicine are to be discussed and provide impulses for society to critically engage with this topic.
Become a part of it!
Communication has never been as important as it is today - especially with regard to medical issues. We want to support this and look forward to welcoming committed moderators and advisors, as well as numerous questions on the topics. The contact is quickly established:
A project of the Carl Gustav Carus Faculty of Medicine at TU Dresden in cooperation with the COSMO Science Forum, the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra and the Dresden Municipal Libraries. This project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Free State of Saxony as part of the Excellence Strategy of the Federal and State governments.
