Hope for a better future will never fade away
The veterinarian Mahmod Muhsen was able to continue his research at the University of Leipzig. Because of the war, he had not been able to return to Syria.
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A unique opportunity for me
Anan Alsheikh Haidar fled Syria in 2013. Her work as a professor of criminal law at the University of Damascus had put her name on the blacklist of Bashar al-Assad's government. With a fellowship of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative, she came to the University of Cologne.
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Cape Town: Workshop on the theory of quantum algorithms at AIMS South Africa
Ryan Sweke, holder of the BMFTR-funded German Chair for Mathematics and its Applications, brought together the world's leading experts in the field at AIMS in Muizenberg: an opportunity for networking, and not just for young African talent!
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intelligence (AI) will shape our societies for the future. It is already doing so today – from medicine via industry through to art and culture. The Humboldt Foundation sponsors cutting-edge research
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Selection Committees of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
Michal-Ruth Schweiger Institut für Translationale Epigenetik und Tumorgenetik, Center for Molecular Medicine Cologne (CMMC), Universität Köln Professor Dr. Brigitte Sölch Zentrum für Europäische Geschichts-
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The Global Minds Initiative Germany: Start of funding for the first researchers in Germany
21/2025
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation welcomes top international talents from 25 countries.
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Top researchers discuss current developments in artificial intelligence
19/2025
Bonn Humboldt Award Winners’ Forum: The “What, How and Why” of AI, 22-24 October
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Sayan Mukherjee
The mathematician, statistician and computer scientist Sayan Mukherjee has produced crucial work in the still young field of topological data analysis through which imaging methods can be improved and predictions made about diseases. In Leipzig, Mukherjee’s expertise in the evaluation of biological data is set to open up new avenues in precision medicine.
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