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Forget the grammar you learn at school
Today’s broken rules are often tomorrow’s norms. The Hungarian linguist Vilmos Ágel has developed a completely new grammar.
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Energised
Wilfred Fritz managed to carve his path through racial barriers and became one of the first non-whites to study at the South African Stellenbosch University.
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Can Social Media Enhance the Quality of Research, Ms Shema?
The information scientist Hadas Shema argues for recognising online commentaries as a component of quality assurance.
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Is There a Connection Between Prejudice Against Black People and Police Violence, Mr Calanchini?
It seems likely that racism could be the reason for police violence but, so far, no-one has published any scientific studies on the issue.
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What Is It About Polygamy, Mr Junker?
In his book “Die verborgene Natur der Liebe” (The Hidden Nature of Love), the historian of biology Thomas Junker reveals that we are still creatures of nature.
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Can Literature Connect Worlds, Ms Fathy?
Goethe, Schiller, Fontane and then what? The Egyptian Germanist Hebatallah Fathy wants to enrich German teaching in Germany.
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My (Non-)Selfie with the German President
As a Humboldt Research Fellow Qiang Guo visited the Foundation’s Annual Meeting in Berlin and Schloss Bellevue. He came back with a selfie with Frank-Walter Steinmeier, at least almost.
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Humboldt Professor Oliver Brock
To build robots that can deal with everyday tasks and situations just as well and as efficiently as people can – that is Oliver Brock’s mission.
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How Do You Make Online Maps More Social, Ms Leal-Taixé?
In her “Social Maps” project the computer scientist Laura Leal-Taixé wants to integrate social information into digital maps.
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Humboldt Professor Karen Radner
“I love the feeling of discovering something nobody has ever discovered before,” says Karen Radner, describing what drives her as a researcher.
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