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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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Four new Alexander von Humboldt Professors selected
10/2025
Germany’s most valuable research award goes to Aachen, Berlin, Freiburg and Göttingen.
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Fragile Freedom – Dialogue with displaced researchers
Opening event on 13 June 2024 at Ruhr University Bochum as part of Science Year 2024 – Freedom
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Francisco Moreno-Fernández
Alexander von Humboldt Professorship 2020 Francisco Moreno-Fernández At the University of Heidelberg, Francisco Moreno-Fernández is set to head the new interdisciplinary Heidelberg Center for Ibero-Am
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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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Free science: 10 years’ experience with the Philipp Schwartz Initiative
24/2025
Latest issue of the Foundation’s magazine Humboldt Kosmos examines academic freedom, support for at-risk researchers from around the world, and the resilience of the German science system.
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Free science|Ten years of supporting academic freedom - the Philipp Schwartz Initiative
The current focus topic, with contributions from Foreign Minister Wadephul and Foundation President Schlögl, answers questions about the state of academic freedom worldwide, the support for researchers at risk, and the resilience of the German academic system.
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