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How colonialism is still affecting science – and where supposedly self-evident facts fall apart
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Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
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Awards all round: AI in mathematics, microscopy and climate research
21/2024
Geordie Williamson receives the Max Planck-Humboldt Research Award 2024, and Max Planck-Humboldt Medals go to Laura Waller and Torsten Hoefler
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Bonn Humboldt Award Winners’ Forum: Global Perspectives on Kant
20/2024
Kant’s philosophy from a non-European and post-colonial viewpoint
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Kosmos Lecture at the Humboldt Foundation’s summer reception
19/2024
The South African researcher Daya Reddy to speak on inclusivity in global science and scholarship
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Georg Forster Fellow from Cameroon: Language of Justice
When the forensic linguist and Georg Forster Fellow Endurence Midinette Dissake talks about her research, she talks about justice. “It is my greatest motivation and the reason why I do research.” Her sense of justice and her fascination with language regularly take the Cameroonian researcher into courts in her country. She is currently part of the team headed by her host, Professor Andrew Stewart, at the University of Bayreuth’s Academy of Advanced African Studies.
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Resilient science for a changing world
18/2024
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation launches new strategy
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2024 Humboldt Alumni Award winners selected – new call for 2025 is open
The awards for Humboldtians’ best networking initiatives go to Cameroon, Mexico and the Netherlands. Applications for the 2025 Humboldt Alumni Award may be submitted until 15 December 2024.
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Newsletter September 2024
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