Frank Fehrenbach
Alexander von Humboldt Professorship 2013 Frank Fehrenbach Frank Fehrenbach is globally recognised as an outstanding scholar who has revitalised art history and established it as overarching Visual St
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Members of the Academic Council for Programme Evaluation
Members of the Academic Council for Programme Evaluation As of June 2025 Contact Dr Meike Olbrecht, Head Evaluation, Statistics Jean-Paul-Str. 12 53173 Bonn Email: evaluation[at]avh.de Chairperson Pro
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Dossier Sustainability
As an international networking organisation connecting outstanding researchers and leaders in all science-related fields around the world, the Humboldt Foundation feels under a special obligation to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. We also consider ourselves well-positioned to make a significant contribution to sustainable global development.
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Springboard: Lynen Fellowship – Professor Barbara Grünwald on her path into cancer research
In order to combine family and a postdoctoral position, Barbara Grünwald consciously chose the Feodor Lynen Programme. In Toronto she laid the foundations for the research approach she pursues to this day as a professor.
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CAPES Fellowship for researchers from Brazil – new application round
The Foundation’s successful collaboration with the Brazilian science funding organisation CAPES was extended at a meeting in Brasília. The new application round opens on 2 June.
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Newsletter May 2025
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Dossier Sofja Kovalevskaja Award
The award allows outstanding junior researchers to build up a working group at a research institution in Germany and to spend five years working there on their own research project.
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Dossier Max Planck-Humboldt Research Award
The award is granted to a researcher from abroad with outstanding future potential. The aim is to recruit particularly innovative international researchers to work at German universities and research institutions for a fixed-term period.
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