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[edit] Dieter Grossmann
Sorry, but I had o delete the section on Dieter Grossmann. This article gives a very short overview of the university of Ulm, and I do not see the relevance of mentioning this artist. The university of Ulm does not even possess a school for artists, so Mr Grossmann probably just gave extracurricular courses (like many other renowned artists, philosophers, who are also not mentioned in the article).