Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
New Federal President Meets Humboldtians
In June, more than 570 Humboldtians attended the Humboldt Foundation’s Annual Meeting in Berlin.
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Obesity and Hunger Worldwide
Is there a connection between obesity and hunger? There is no clear pattern to the distribution of hunger and obesity across the globe. Some special cases:
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Satisfied and Healthy: The Major Trends
From vertical farming to personalised nutrition and cultured meat.
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The Future on Our Plates
Researchers, food giants and startups – they are all searching for tomorrow’s food.
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Communicating science | Between preprint and shitstorm
Between preprint and shitstorm: ways out of the communication crisis
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New call for applications for International Climate Protection Fellowships
Prospective leaders and postdocs from transition and developing countries can now apply to the International Climate Protection Fellowship Programme. Applications are being accepted until 1 February 2022.
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Newsletter September 2021
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The High-Flyer
The biologist, Martin Wikelski, studies animal migration – from space. In his project ICARUS, he collects the data from animals fitted with GPS transmitters.
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The Lure of Germany
For years he had to justify why he was such a good friend to Germany. Today, Myles W. Jackson has to explain why he doesn’t want to work in Germany permanently despite having been offered a prestigious Humboldt Professorship.
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Bridging the Gap
In the picture you can see me at Tempelhof Field in Berlin preparing for a Soapbox Science event I was helping to organise. Soapbox Science takes science to a broader public and makes female scientists more visible.
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