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Well-meant is not necessarily well done
Intervention research investigates strategies to help counter climate change and infectious diseases.
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Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
Being better prepared for the next disaster
Floods and drought threaten the lives of millions of people in Pakistan. Better preparedness as well as social change could alleviate the situation.
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Immune therapy against conspiracy myths
Extremism is booming and, in many countries, threatening democracy. The good news is that you can train resistance to propaganda and disinformation.
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Discrimination damages progress
Science benefits from diversity. But those who don’t comply with the norm have to risk being disadvantaged.
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Freedom equals excellence? There was a time.
Repressive science systems have become serious competitors for western research nations.
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“Africa’s young people are our greatest asset”
How can Africa feed its growing population when climate change and environmental degradation are making agriculture ever more difficult? African researchers are working on solutions.
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The secret formula
Seventy years – between tradition and innovation. Or why the Humboldt Foundation is like Coca-Cola.
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News
“The 2023 elections will be the most important in Turkish history.”
The year 2023 − the centenary of the founding of the Turkish Republic – has been dominated by the country’s presidential and parliamentary elections. We’ve asked two researchers from Turkey about these elections’ long-term meaning for Turkish society.
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She monitors the monitoring
Margaret E. Roberts’ research field could not be more pertinent. With the help of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the political scientist and data researcher investigates the Internet censorship practices of authoritarian states. Furnished with a Max Planck-Humboldt Research Award, she is now examining the role of social media platforms.
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Press Release
New Humboldt Professorships conferred: Robert Schlögl makes case for strong research funding
“Generous research funding is a German trademark. We cannot let up in our efforts to invest in science and scholarship”, Robert Schlögl, President of the Humboldt Foundation, said at the award ceremony for the Alexander von Humboldt Professorships in Berlin.
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