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Dossier Philipp Schwartz-Initiative
Die Philipp Schwartz-Initiative ermöglicht seit 2016 deutschen Universitäten und Forschungseinrichtungen, ausländische Wissenschaftler*innen, denen in ihren Heimatländern Krieg oder Verfolgung drohen, für zwei Jahre bei sich aufzunehmen.
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Why the effort is worthwhile
Professor Ulrike Freitag and Professor Arnulf Quadt host Philipp Schwartz Fellows. In this interview, they speak about the challenges of integration and bureaucratic hurdles.
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We had absolutely no prospects
Jeff Wilkesmann had to leave his home country Venezuela in 2017. His university was closed after a military intervention. Time and again, professors in the country disappeared. Thanks to a fellowship of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative, he was able to continue his work at the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences.
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Hope for a better future will never fade away
The veterinarian Mahmod Muhsen was able to continue his research at the University of Leipzig. Because of the war, he had not been able to return to Syria.
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A unique opportunity for me
Anan Alsheikh Haidar fled Syria in 2013. Her work as a professor of criminal law at the University of Damascus had put her name on the blacklist of Bashar al-Assad's government. With a fellowship of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative, she came to the University of Cologne.
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What is academic freedom?
Academic freedom must be protected! Robert Quinn, Executive Director of the Scholars at Risk Network, has written an essay on the importance of academic freedom to mark the fifth anniversary of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative in 2021.
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I feared for my life
In Yemen, Ghanya Al-Nageb experienced how scientists from her faculty disappeared. The nutrition scientist was able to continue her career at the University of Würzburg. Meanwhile, she researches and teaches in Italy.
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Ukraine networking meeting: what’s next for Ukrainian researchers?
On 17 and 18 April, more than 160 Ukrainian researchers met in Berlin and online to share their experiences and information on living and conducting research in Germany, and to discuss science diplomacy measures.
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"Academic freedom concerns us all" – international conference in Berlin
Three hundred people got together at the Philipp Schwartz and Inspireurope Stakeholder Forum in Berlin on 18 and 19 April. Experts from academia, administration and politics discussed the challenges and professional prospects for at-risk researchers.
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