Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
10 years of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative
In 2015, the Humboldt Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office launched the Philipp Schwartz Initiative – a retrospective look.
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Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
In 2015, the Humboldt Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office launched the Philipp Schwartz Initiative – a retrospective look.
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With its #ProgressDiversity campaign, the Humboldt Foundation is working to foster diversity in science and research. The latest edition of the Foundation’s magazine Humboldt Kosmos is dedicated to the topic.
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The Humboldt Foundation is launching a campaign for diversity in science: the latest edition of the Foundation’s magazine Humboldt Kosmos is dedicated to the topic and on Twitter the Foundation is encouraging debate under #ProgressDiversity
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Why science needs more diversity
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The Humboldt Foundation invites you to its annual Advent Concert on 5 December. Join our livestream and enjoy the music of Claude Debussy, Béla Bartók, Giacomo Puccini and Robert Schumann.
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The Humboldt Foundation invites you to its annual Advent Concert on 11 December. Join our livestream and enjoy the music of Joseph Haydn, Dmitri Shostakovich and Ludwig van Beethoven.
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The latest GAIN Annual Conference – the largest networking event relating to international academic careers – was held in Boston, USA, from 25 - 27 August 2023. More than 500 persons shared information and views about career opportunities in Germany during the event which was jointly organised by the Humboldt Foundation, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
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A spirit of discovery, creativity and global exchange drive the world forward. Whether we are thinking of securing democracy, fighting climate change or containing pandemics – science and research contribute to finding solutions for the future.
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The Cameroonian cultural history scholar Albert Gouaffo is fighting for the acknowledgement of colonial violence and for a history-sensitive approach to cultural assets from Africa. His research on forgotten colonial inventories in the depots of German museums is casting light on a dark chapter of German history.
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