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Strengthening transatlantic research
LMU Munich and New York University consolidate their strategic partnership
Researchers from various disciplines at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU Munich) and New York University (NYU) came together to explore funding opportunities under the LMU-NYU Research Cooperation Program and to develop innovative joint projects that can foster the next generation of transatlantic research collaborations.
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News from Technical University Munich
Apply for the TUM Global Postdoc Fellowship 2025
Apply for the Technical University of Munich Global Postdoc Fellowship 2025 and seize the opportunity to conduct research at TUM for up to two years! This fellowship supports up to 10 international young scientists in collaborating with a host at TUM to advance their research.
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News from the Max Planck SocietyApply for the Max Planck Postdoc Program
The Max Planck Society invites outstanding researchers to apply for a postdoctoral position within the Max Planck Postdoc Program. Applicants should be excellent scientists and scholars who are at an early stage of their academic career.
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News from Heidelberg UniversityBrain Prize 2025 awarded to Heidelberg University Scientist
Frank Winkler from Heidelberg University and the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) is to receive the world’s largest prize in the area of brain research − the Brain Prize 2025 granted by the Lundbeck Foundation. He shares the award with Prof. Dr Michelle Monje, whose research as a neuroscientist and neurooncologist at Stanford University for their groundbreaking research in cancer neuroscience.
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German Historical Institute Washington D.C.
Online Roundtable: Liberalism and Illiberalism in American History
Join the German Historical Institute in Washington D.C. for an online discussion on “Liberalism and Illiberalism in American History” on April 29 at 12:00 PM ET.
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News from the University of CologneStart-up Support at the University of Cologne One of the Best in Germany
The University of Cologne takes third place in the ‘Gründungsradar 2025’ ranking. The Stifterverband rates as particularly positive how the start-up support system is incorporated in the university’s strategy and institutions.
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News from Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation)Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz-Prizes 2025
The Leibniz Prize, awarded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), is Germany’s most prestigious research funding award, providing €2.5 million in prize money. This year, it recognizes ten scientists, granting them seven years of research freedom.
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