The Humboldt Foundation congratulates funding recipient upon being chosen to receive a Leibniz Prize
The Humboldtian Eike Kiltz is one of the ten researchers being honoured by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
News
A common history
The Argentinian historian Walter Ludovico Koppmann is working on the Jewish working class in Buenos Aires.
Talent scouting worldwide: wondering together
On the search for new talent, Henriette Herz Scout Sabine Panzram surveys the world.
The Hamas terrorist attack and its consequences: voices from the Israeli network
Voices from the Israeli network
Researcher from Colombia: research for everyone
Maria Rita Ortega Vega is developing a sensor that detects kidney disease at an early stage.
Recommendations for rebuilding Ukrainian science and academia
How can the Ukrainian science system be successfully rebuilt? HUMBOLDT4UKRAINE series of events
Turning vocations into occupations – Mentoring Programme for Humboldt Alumni
Mentoring Programme for Humboldt Alumni
Cuban scientist: In the ocean of diversity
In the ocean of diversity
Enno Aufderheide receives honorary doctorate from University of Bucharest
Secretary General was awarded from the University of Bucharest
The Humboldt Foundation condemns the Hamas attack on Israel
Humboldt Foundation condemns the Hamas attack
Women researchers in Cuba: the formula for greater visibility
The formula for greater visibility
Against the flow
Carmen Gloria Feijoo, wants to make the academic world more diverse
Nobel Prize in Physics goes to Humboldtian Pierre Agostini
60th Humboldtian with a Nobel Prize.
Welcome to the Future – Communication Lab in Berlin
Alumni of the Communication Lab and experts from academia, the media and politics met in Berlin on 8 September.
Call for participation
International research stays – what interests and wishes do postdocs have?
Weitere Nachrichten
“It takes the entire network”
An interview with Andrea Löther who led a study commissioned by the Humboldt Foundation to analyse the potential and needs of female scholars and scientists around the world.
Virtual Sub-Saharan Africa Colloquium: Networks for a post-Covid era
Top researchers from the African network meet at the Humboldt Foundation’s Sub-Saharan Africa Colloquium. Here, we present four outstanding individuals and their work.
Research stays abroad for researchers from Germany
Flexible sponsorships, particularly during an ongoing pandemic, benefit researchers from Germany and their hosts abroad.
Atenção Pesquisadores – Fellowships for researchers from Brazil
The CAPES-Humboldt Research Fellowship Programme will once again be granting fellowships for researchers from Brazil with above-average qualifications.
“The poor deserve the best”
Interview with sociologists Jessé Souza and Boike Rehbein about the access to education, people’s self-esteem and creating local opportunities.
Winners of the fourth Communication Lab honoured
Winners of the fourth round honoured
“Europe should have acted sooner”
Interview with the Ukrainian scientist Dmytro Leontyev about the current situation, further options for international cooperation and the West’s naivety
“We feel tremendous shame and pain“
Humboldt Foundation’s Abassador Scientist in Russia comments on war against Ukraine
Another world is possible
Two archaeologists from Iran are digging deep into their country’s past. Why gender archaeology can enrich the present.
Humboldt Foundation joins forces with Wissenschaft im Dialog
New partnership will expand Humboldt Foundation's strong commitment to science communication.
Protests and the development of democracy in Kazakhstan
We asked the Humboldtian Tolganay Umbetalijeva about the situation in Kazakhstan following the unrest earlier this year.
Where the wild bees are
Working in the Social Insects Research Group at the University of Pretoria, Feodor Lynen Fellow Anja Buttstedt conducts her research between bees and bright mauve-coloured blossoms.
