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DWIH New York
DWIH New York
Have questions about the DWIH New York? Here you can learn more about what exactly the DWIH is, our mission, how to get in touch with us, and the people who make up our dedicated team.
Topics
Current Focus Topics
The German Center for Research and Innovation New York (DWIH) supports the exchange of ideas in areas of knowledge that will be critical in the future through events, networking and showcasing the work of German and international scholars. We focus on topics particular to the American research and innovation landscape, as well as the single, unifying topic chosen by the program committee for all six DWIH each year.
Network
Network
The German Center for Research and Innovation New York has a vast network of supporters and partners, including research-based companies, start-ups, science organizations, universities and other institutions, to promote Germany as an innovation and research hub, and to encourage the transatlantic exchange of ideas, resources and talent.
- Supporters
- Network Partners
Research & Innovation
Research & Innovation
The DWIH provides a showcase for the research, science and innovation landscapes in Germany and in the USA and informs you about research funding, career paths and opportunities for cooperation in Germany.
Activities
Activities
We keep a busy schedule here at the German Center for Research and Innovation. We provide a forum for international experts to network, exchange ideas, present their research and collaborate with one another through the events we plan with our supporters. You can find more information, as well as ways to connect with us, below.
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Events Calendar

AI Competencies in International Comparison

Trust, Evidence, and Misinformation in Public Discourse

Science for Society – Expert Workshop on Science Communication

Setting Sail for Climate Protection!

The Internet of Animals: How Wildlife Can Help Forecast Disasters, Disease, and Environmental Change

Can the Scientific Community Survive?

Springer Nature Humanities and Social Sciences Festival