Press Release
Study on “Germany from the outside”: Research great, bureaucracy a problem
Humboldt Foundation analyses the experiences of its sponsorship recipients from 119 countries.
Last change:
1507 search results
Sorted by:
last change
- relevance
- last change (Choosed sorting)
- alphabetical (ascending)
- alphabetical (descending)
-
-
Event
-
News
ComLab#7: The Next Big Thing in Science and How to Communicate It
From 11 to 13 May 2023, researchers from the Humboldt Network and alumni of the International Journalists’ Programmes shared views on how innovative research in the life and natural sciences can be communicated – clearly, comprehensibly and appropriately for the target group.
Last change:
-
Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
Well-meant is not necessarily well done
Intervention research investigates strategies to help counter climate change and infectious diseases.
Last change:
-
Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
Discrimination damages progress
Science benefits from diversity. But those who don’t comply with the norm have to risk being disadvantaged.
Last change:
-
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.
Last change:
-
Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
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.
Last change:
-
Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
Freedom equals excellence? There was a time.
Repressive science systems have become serious competitors for western research nations.
Last change:
-
Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
An Eldorado for research – and bureaucracy
The study, “Germany from the outside”, reveals how visiting researchers from abroad rate working and living here.
Last change:
-
Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
Do films create opportunities, Ms Ezepue?
Up to now, most of the films made on the continent of Africa have been low-budget filmed entertainment. But now, investors and streaming services are opening up the market in African films to an international audience. The Nigerian film scholar Ezinne Ezepue sees this as a great opportunity. Through her research, she wants to help develop high-quality African stories and more differentiated images of Africa.
Last change:
