Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
What are Humboldtians around the world working on? What are the issues in science, diplomacy and international affairs that move us? We report in our magazine.
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Free science|Ten years of supporting academic freedom - the Philipp Schwartz Initiative
The current focus topic, with contributions from Foreign Minister Wadephul and Foundation President Schlögl, answers questions about the state of academic freedom worldwide, the support for researchers at risk, and the resilience of the German academic system.
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Welcome to the new Kosmos magazine!
Summer 2015. The Humboldt Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office launch the Philipp Schwartz Initiative to enable researchers at risk to continue their research in Germany.
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Free science: 10 years’ experience with the Philipp Schwartz Initiative
24/2025
Latest issue of the Foundation’s magazine Humboldt Kosmos examines academic freedom, support for at-risk researchers from around the world, and the resilience of the German science system.
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The coincidence of a lifetime
Fifty years, one common path: a look back on our eventful life in academia.
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Freedom of the press at risk: Who decides what Africans read?
The researcher investigates which foreign countries influence the media.
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Electric car batteries: recycle or repair?
The chemical engineer explains how she “repairs” batteries sustainably.
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Empowering children – what experts recommend
The developmental psychologist investigates how children develop self-confidence and resilience.
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Animal behaviour: What do monkeys reveal about us humans?
Researcher Meg Crofoot takes us on a journey into the world of monkeys.
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