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How to make soft­ware sustainab­le Com­pu­ter sci­en­tist Pooja Rani tests soft­ware code and de­ve­lops re­spon­si­ble pro­gramming methods.
Ankunft/Arrivals 2026
More than just reducing bureaucracy: Seven projects for the public administration of tomorrow
Text: How AI interprets history - Sandpit project investigates application of AI to analyze genocide tribunal archives. Image: U.S. Army personnel are sorting through stacks of German documents that were collected by war crimes investigators as evidence for the trial before the International Military Tribunal for the Prosecution of War Criminals in Nuremberg.
The next level. Germany should make its own academic system more international
Where are the best minds going and why? Higher edu­ca­ti­on re­se­ar­cher Simon Mar­gin­son from the Uni­ver­si­ty of Oxford re­flec­ts on the shif­ting map of aca­de­mic ex­cel­lence and what this means for in­ter­na­tio­nal aca­de­mic mo­bi­li­ty. In an in­ter­view with Global Minds, he also ex­p­lains how Germany could turn its in­tel­lec­tu­al strengths into global at­trac­tion.
An appeal for greater courage in aca­de­mic ap­point­ments by Marion Müller
Rethinking Heart and Mind: Psychophysiologist Julian Thayer joins Charité
Global Minds - Grenzenlos im Vorteil
Coaching for Future Presidents Der Weg zum universitären Führungsamt
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Un­der­stan­ding, shaping, and trans­forming bu­reau­cra­cy
Jan Schwab, Professor for Clinical and Experimental Pa­ra­ple­gio­lo­gi­cal Re­se­arch, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Curious Minds Light Up the Dark
Sandpit attendees in Ingelheim
Wübben Foundation Sandpit Funding
How to decode the hidden signals of plants, Ora Hazak, Wübben Foundation Fellow
Ankunft Arrivals 2025 Airport Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft
Big Data in the humanities - call for applications
55 students begin their final year of study with a scholarship from the Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. The program is aimed at outstandingly curious and talented students from all subject areas.
An im­pres­si­on of the COVID-19 protest in Berlin in No­vem­ber ​​​​2020, which was or­ga­ni­zed by the Quer­den­ken (“lateral thin­king”) mo­ve­ment. Despite a ban on de­mons­tra­ti­ons, several thousand pro­tes­ters took part, most of them without face masks over their mouths and noses, and in de­fi­an­ce of social di­stan­cing rules. Credits: picture al­li­an­ce / SU­LU­PRESS.DE | Vla­di­mir Menck/SU­LU­PRESS.DE
Big Brain Data: Sandpit on the Future of Work The next Sandpit event funded by Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft will focus on the question of how brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) can be used responsibly in working environments.
Student Grantees
Funding program Advanced Professorship to support international appointments
Chantelle Cameron boxt gegen Katie Taylor am 21. Mai 2023 in Dublin
Grant certificate of the Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft presented to Ora Hazak
A strategic approach to global recruitment
Mit dem Pro­gramm Tenure Track Pro­fes­sor­ship un­ter­stützt die Wübben Stif­tung Wis­sen­schaft deut­sche Uni­ver­si­tä­ten bei der Be­ru­fung in­ter­na­tio­na­ler Top-Talente und fi­nan­ziert die ersten Jahre einer Tenure-Track-Pro­fes­sur.
Big Data in Pe­diatric On­co­lo­gy and Rare Di­sea­ses
Ora Hazak & Thomas Schlichthärle
Collector's Piece #1: Hannah Arendt 📷 Barbara Niggl Radloff
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