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A special kind of exchange: the former German Chancellor Fellow Michael Laha will be available to the Federal Foreign Office for three months as a sparring partner on issues of international science policy.
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Security-relevant research in international research collaborations Context and stance of the Humboldt Foundation By promoting outstanding researchers, the Humboldt Foundation lays the cornerstone for
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Germany’s most valuable research award to go to Dresden, Düsseldorf, Heidelberg and Tübingen.
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CONNECT Frontiers of Research Symposia: platform for an international and interdisciplinary exchange of knowledge   Follow-up program for participants of Frontiers of Research Symposia Brazilian-G
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The immunologist, Jan Rehwinkel, studies the immune system’s response to viral infections. His outstanding expertise in innate immunity is set to reinforce this research focus at Heidelberg University.
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Pierre Gentine is a pioneer and world leader in the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to earth systems science. His research contributes significantly to improving climate models. By appointing him, the University of Tübingen is seeking to continue strengthening Germany’s and Europe’s vanguard position in AI-supported earth systems research and achieve a visible position for the location in international competition.
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Michael Moehler is a globally recognized analytic philosopher. He is a leading authority in social contract theory and the interdisciplinary field of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). At Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, he is to play a key role in boosting the university's expertise in PPE and head a new university-wide research institute in this rapidly growing field of research.
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