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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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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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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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Freedom equals excellence? There was a time.
Repressive science systems have become serious competitors for western research nations.
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An Eldorado for research – and bureaucracy
The study, “Germany from the outside”, reveals how visiting researchers from abroad rate working and living here.
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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.
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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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Excellent science should not be a question of geography
A conversation with the chemist and green energy expert Robert Schlögl.
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Germany from the outside
Germany from the outside
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“Europe must invest in AI – now”
Humboldt Professor Holger Hoos is one of the signatories to an open letter from the Future of Life Institute in which AI experts call for a six-month moratorium on the development of artificial intelligence. In this interview he explains his motivation and his hopes for the future of AI research in Europe.
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