Multiple cropping, the simultaneous cultivation of several crop species in space or time, is a widespread global agricultural practice. However, it is not adequately included in existing land use models. A study conducted at the University of Augsburg shows how such models could be improved.

Global warming is making the Earth “breathe” faster: Seasonal CO₂ fluctuations have risen by 50% in northern regions since the 1960s, according to an international meta-study involving Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Buermann (University of Augsburg). This rapid shift in the carbon cycle could threaten global climate goals.

For the fifth consecutive year, Prof. Dr. Michael Seufert has been included in the prestigious Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists list. Prof. Seufert's repeated listing underscores the outstanding research conducted in his field and impressively demonstrates the international recognition and relevance of his scientific work.

Dr. Jauwairia Nasir from the chair of human-centered AI got selected as one of the “Rising Woman Stars in Social Robotics” and was invited to give a spotlight talk at the 17th edition of International Conference of Social Robotics + AI 2025 in Naples, Italy.

The Third International Workshop on Machine Learning in Networking was a successful half day event held at Technical University of Ilmenau on September 1, 2025, where it was co-located with the Conference on Networked Systems (NetSys 2025). We would like to thank all the authors, reviewers, and attendants for their precious contributions towards the successful organization of the workshop!