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Newsletter September 2024
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Network meeting of German science abroad: GAIN conference for science careers in San Francisco
17/2024
The German Academic International Network (GAIN) invites early career researchers to the 24th GAIN Annual Meeting in San Francisco from 23 to 25 August. The GAIN conference is the largest networking event for international academic careers in Germany and brings together researchers with high-ranking representatives from German academia, politics and business every year. It is aimed at researchers from Germany who are currently working on the American continent.
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Humboldt Residency Diary 2024
The participants of the Humboldt Residency Programme report on their work and their experiences as an international and interdisciplinary team in Berlin and Brandenburg.
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German-Israeli Frontiers of Humanities Symposium
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UK-German Frontiers of Humanities Symposium
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Humboldt Research Hubs in Africa impress with research networking and activities to increase resilience
16/2024
Interim assessment draws positive balance and recommends continued funding.
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Reaching for the stars
Working in the Felsenkeller underground lab at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Humboldt Fellow Eliana Masha is investigating what is going on inside the sun. The nuclear astrophysicist from Albania wants to determine the origins of the universe and show that anyone can become a researcher.
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Fossils and Diversity: research for progress
In the Amniota Lab at the Naturkundemuseum Berlin the Spanish palaeontologist and Humboldt Fellow Iris Menéndez González studies the morpho-ecological evolution of squirrels. She also explores what it means when there is a lack of diversity through the initiative Mujeres con los pies en la Tierra (Women with their feet on the ground) that campaigns for equal opportunities in science.
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