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Five new Alexander von Humboldt Professors selected
25/2024
Germany’s most valuable research award to go to Cologne, Karlsruhe, Kiel, Münster and Tübingen.
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Humboldt Residency Programme 2024
Power and Knowledge: The third Residency cohort discussed inequalities in the global knowledge systems.
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Wealth of ideas: The first Humboldt Hackathon in Berlin
Under the banner “Mobilizing diverse minds across the globe”, the Foundation recently conducted the first Humboldt Hackathon where individuals sponsored by the Foundation discussed new ways to make full use of the potential offered by the Humboldt Network.
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Cassandra Extavour
With a global reputation, the top researcher Cassandra Extavour combines developmental and evolutionary biology in her investigations into reproduction. She is invited to enhance the visibility of Kiel University and its partner institutions as a centre for evolutionary biology.
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Christopher Barner-Kowollik
The research conducted by the chemist and materials scientist Christopher Barner-Kowollik facilitates the development of high-precision materials and surfaces for specific applications in medicine, nanotechnology and materials development. He is invited to continue his work on new materials and polymer-based systems at KIT.
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Andreas Winter
Andreas Winter is a distinguished theoretical physicist and expert on quantum information theory. His research focuses on the mathematical principles of quantum information. By appointing Winter, the University of Cologne wants to continue developing its computer science department with a focus on quantum informatics.
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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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