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	Stuttgart Incentives
	Timeline 1972 - 1993: The university gets the bug

1949 - 1978	Max Bense Professor of Philosophy and Theory of Science
1957 - 1977	Käte Hamburger Professor of Literature and Aesthetics
1964 - 1990	Frei Otto Founder and head of the Institute for Light Two-Dimensional Structures (IL)
1972	"Higher Education Plan II" Proposed reorganisation of the Universität Stuttgart and subjects into three "university sectors" within Stuttgart (subdivided into subject areas). This plan was not put into effect.
1972 - 1993	Karl-Wolfgang Mundry Professor of Botany
1973	Amendment of the Higher Education Law Reduction of university autonomy
1976 - 1977	"Structural Plan" shift from university expansion plans towards a cost-cutting policy humanities are almost abolished (especially teaching qualification courses) after fierce protests the continued existence of the humanities is ensured and only moderate cuts are made
1979	University Law New organisational structure: Vice-Chancellor's Office (Vice-Chancellor, 2 Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Registrar), Faculties, Institutes abolition of the Constituted Student Body introduction of targets for length of courses
1979	150^th anniversary
1985	Opening of local rail link from city centre to Vaihingen Longest German rail tunnel at the time

To chapter
	The virus on its way to Germany
	A stopover in Tübingen
	A university makes plans
	The virus has more secrets to reveal
	The virus takes to the air
	"Wonderful street-car meeting"
	A virus isn't that easy to get rid of

	Biography: Karl-Wolfgang Mundry
	Incentive timeline

Timeline 1972 - 1993: The university gets the bug