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Sebastian Deindl
Sebastian Deindl is a biophysicist whose research results are of exceptional importance both to basic research and to medicine. By appointing him to a Humboldt Professorship, the University of Tübingen wants to continue driving its leading international position in structural biology.
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Radio astronomer Anton Zensus on his role as a Humboldt Scout
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Scouts Networking Meeting: How scouting makes academia more diverse
For the first time, 60 hosts met in Bonn for a networking meeting to discuss how they could introduce previously “invisible” excellence into the network and thus enhance diversity.
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Scouting programme to bring sought-after scientists to Germany
With the new Henriette Herz Scouting Programme, the Humboldt Foundation will make it possible to directly recruit individuals for its fellowship programme.
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Scouting for more opportunities: how Bettina Frohnapfel promotes women in research
The fluid mechanics engineer, Bettina Frohnapfel, has established a place for herself in a traditionally male-dominated discipline. In her role as a host and scout in the Humboldt Foundation’s Henriette Herz Scouting Programme, she supports other women in engineering in this way.
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Scouting Programme: Recruiting expertise on a targeted basis
Regional prospects for global Islamic studies: As a scout for the Humboldt Foundation, Johanna Pink, professor for Islamic Studies, has recruited linguistic and regional expertise on a targeted basis for her research team. She presents her project here with the research fellows she selected.
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Scouting Programme: New host for the Humboldt Network
The Munich immunologist Julia Jellusova, a new scout in the Henriette Herz Scouting Programme, is a first-time Humboldt host. She will utilise her own networks to recruit three postdocs for her team and the Humboldt Network.
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Scouting Made in Bochum: Two researchers and their mission for more diversity
She’s a chemist, he’s a philosopher. Both teach and conduct research at Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Married couple Martina Havenith-Newen and Albert Newen each have extremely impressive career histories in their own fields and have brought up two daughters. And they did so at a time when dual career was an unknown quantity in Germany. They benefited from the opportunities on offer in the Humboldt Network, a network whose diversity the two hosts are now reinforcing by working as scouts in the Henriette Herz Scouting Programme.
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