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At TU Dresden, the Colombian electrochemist Maria Rita Ortega Vega is developing a sensor that detects kidney disease at an early stage. What drives the Humboldt Fellow? A democratic idea and the hope of greater diversity in science.
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Willingness on the part of the German science system to help researchers from Ukraine is substantial, as is the number of scientists and scholars who have fled the war-stricken country. In light of the war in Ukraine, the Humboldt Foundation is calling for additional financial support from the political sector so that it can provide appropriate help in this situation as well.
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18/2024
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation launches new strategy
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Return Fellowship Contact Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Sponsorship and Network Department Jean-Paul-Str. 12 53173 Bonn Germany info[at]avh.de After successfully completing the initial stay sponso
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Why is the biological development of the human slower than that of the mouse? Japanese researcher Miki Ebisuya, who is invited to become a Humboldt Professor at TU Dresden, works on the biophysical mechanisms behind this question. In the long term, it is hoped her fundamental research will generate knowledge for the development of new regenerative therapies.
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The new president of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation lobbies for science and for tapping international perspectives to solve problems like the transformation of our energy systems.
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Alexander von Humboldt Professorship 2012 Robert Schober Robert Schober is one of the world’s leading researchers in communications engineering and wireless communications. Nominating University: Frie
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Alexander von Humboldt Professorship 2012 Rolf Harald Baayen Rolf Harald Baayen is regarded as one of the best and most innovative researchers in the field of vocabulary research and quantitative ling
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Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
When threatened researchers have fled abroad they need support to find their feet at university once again. Many institutions run special programmes in order to help, but if they are going to be successful, good will alone is not sufficient.
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Sahika Inal is a world leader in organic bioelectronics. With her support, Dresden University of Technology and the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden are seeking global visibility in the field of the next generation of bioelectronic systems and intelligent health technologies.
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