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Electric car batteries: recycle or repair?
The chemical engineer explains how she “repairs” batteries sustainably.
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Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
What line does the law take on antisemitism, Ms Paz?
Time and again, Jewish people in Germany are confronted with hostility and attacks. Politicians promise to tackle antisemitism with all the tools of a constitutional state.
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What of tomorrow’s world of work, Mr Culha?
Artificial intelligence will have a huge impact on the way industry functions. Quite how huge will soon be illustrated by a visionary factory in Munich. Humanoid, self-learning robots work on the production line and can be controlled by humans working from home.
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What researchers around the world hope for from Germany’s new government
International engagement and reforms, less bureaucracy and more freedom for science – Voices from the Humboldt Foundation’s international network
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What will we eat in 2050?
What will we eat in 2050? Food can be many things – but first and foremost food tells us the story of who we are and who we can be in the future. The participants of the Humboldt Residency Programme 2
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What’s next?| The Humboldt Foundation looks ahead
The Humboldt Foundation looks ahead – to the tasks awaiting the Foundation and its research network.
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Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
When Did Consumers Discover Their Power, Mr Trentmann?
Ever more people are making conscious purchasing decisions in order to drive changes in society. A new consumer awareness? “Not at all,” says historian Frank Trentmann.
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Where do legal studies stand? International conference on current challenges facing the field
26/2018
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Where the wild bees are
No one knows yet how the pandemic will impact the careers of young researchers. In this three-part series, we profile Feodor Lynen Research Fellows and show how they are dealing with the challenges facing them.
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