1/2025
Around 65 international researchers from 29 countries to attend network meeting in Cottbus
Fellows of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation will meet at Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg from 25 to 27 February.
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Around 200 researchers from 49 countries to attend network meeting in Stuttgart
Fellows of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation to meet at the University of Stuttgart from 22 to 24 November
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Amendment to Germany’s Copyright Act
German science organisations call for immediate removal of the time limitation on the Act to Align Copyright Law with the Current Demands of the Knowledge-based Society.
Alliance of Science Organisations: new website pools information
As of now, the Alliance of Science Organisations has its own website.
Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany: solidarity with partners in Ukraine – consequences for science and the humanities
The Alliance of German Science Organisations strongly supports the Federal Government’s consistent action against Russia's belligerent attack on Ukraine, which is in violation of interna-tional law.
Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany welcomes Bundestag debate on the energy supply for science
The Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany expressly welcomes the debate being held today in the plenary session of the German Bundestag regarding issues of concern to the science community in connection with the supply of energy.
Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany on participation in research
Enabling participation in research and actively supporting it wherever it promises added value for science and society is an important focus for the Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany.
Alexander von Humboldt Professorships to be awarded on 13 May in Berlin
Selected to receive an Alexander von Humboldt Professorship, Germany’s most valuable research award, 12 top researchers are moving to a German university.