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Canadian Chemist to receive 2022 Konrad Adenauer Research Award
Further strengthening of scientific relations between Germany and Canada additionally reinforced by Memorandum of Understanding
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Cape Town: Workshop on the theory of quantum algorithms at AIMS South Africa
Ryan Sweke, holder of the BMFTR-funded German Chair for Mathematics and its Applications, brought together the world's leading experts in the field at AIMS in Muizenberg: an opportunity for networking, and not just for young African talent!
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Carl-Zeiss-Humboldt Research Award for expert in mechanics and sustainable engineering sciences
Kim Meow Liew from City University of Hong Kong to receive research award that comes with €100,000 in funding
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Carl-Zeiss-Humboldt Research Award goes to Alexej Jerschow
Beginning in 2022, the Humboldt Foundation is presenting an annual award funded by the Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung. The chemist Alexej Jerschow from New York University was chosen to receive the first Carl-Zeiss-Humboldt Research Award which will be presented to him at a formal ceremony held on 28 June 2023 as part of the Humboldt Foundation’s Annual Meeting in Berlin.
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Catherina G. Becker
To regenerate human nerve tissue is the dream of every medical researcher working on therapies for diseases like Parkinson’s or spinal injuries. The neurobiologist, Catherina Becker, could help to make this dream a reality. She explores mechanisms that give rise to new nerve cells and help heal damaged tissue.
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Changing views of the world - The Humboldt Foundation at the Salon Sophie Charlotte
How does research change how we view of the world? This question was discussed by members of the Humboldt Network in Berlin with the audience at this year’s Salon Sophie Charlotte hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.
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Charity alone is not the solution
Sara Fouad, Egyptian professor of architecture, who specialises in waterways regeneration, shares her view on the situation in Egypt and how COP27 could bring much needed change.
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