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Corporate Design
On this page, you will find downloads and information on the correct use of the Humboldt Foundation logo and other elements of our corporate design.
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Coronavirus Pandemic
The Humboldt Foundation is responding with flexibility to the Covid-19 pandemic and stands ready to help its network when questions arise. On this page, we have bundled information on dealing with the novel coronavirus.
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Corona pandemic: Alexander von Humboldt Foundation takes precautions
Events involving large groups have been cancelled or postponed. The funding sector is continuing unchanged.
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Contribution to biodiversity: Garden at Humboldt Foundation selected for NABU award
Enno Aufderheide, Secretary General of the Humboldt Foundation, accepted an award for the Foundation’s “butterfly-friendly garden” from representatives of the Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU) today in Bonn.
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Contact
Contact Contact Headquarters Humboldt Foundation in Bonn Jean-Paul-Str. 12, 53173 Bonn, Germany +49 228 833-0 +49 228 833-199 info[at]avh.de Berlin Office Humboldt Foundation in Berlin WissenschaftsFo
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Connecting through exchange: The DAAD & Humboldt Community
The DAAD & Humboldt Community brings network members around the world together. It offers exchange formats, mentoring and career opportunities on one central platform – digital, international and interactive.
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Conflict zones of freedom – how can we communicate migration, climate change & AI?
At ComLab#9 (19 to 22 September), 40 researchers and journalists from 28 countries around the world shared ideas on better ways of communicating sensitive topics like migration, climate change and AI.
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Conflict zones of freedom – how can we communicate migration, climate change & AI?
At ComLab#9 (19 to 22 September), 40 researchers and journalists from 28 countries around the world shared ideas on better ways of communicating sensitive topics like migration, climate change and AI.
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