Documentation of Endangered Languages Linguists around the world have preserved languages threatened with extinction. More
The sound of the world Musicologists at the University of Freiburg have started a unique project to research the diversity of sound. More
Multimedia insights into the Stasi Archives The Stasi Museum offers a media library with insights into the intrigues of the GDR secret police. More
Amrita Narlikar – from Cambridge to Hamburg DE interview with Dr Amrita Narlikar, the new President of the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg. More
Course set for Asia-Pacific Sonne, the newly commissioned German research vessel, will be exploring the Pacific and Indian Oceans. More
The world’s most modern research ship The hi-tech ship Sonne II is the newest in the German fleet of research ships. More
“Germany can learn from entrepreneurial spirit” Katja Böhler explains in an interview why German-African cooperation in the digital field is so productive. More
From lecture theatre to monitor screen Many degree programmes in Germany focus on digitisation and the Internet. More
Publishing without borders, studying online How the digital revolution is changing our lives – Part 5: Education and science More
The physicist Stefan Hell On 10 December 2014, Stefan Hell will receive the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. More
Hamburg opens its file cabinets The implementation of the Transparency Law in Hamburg is looked upon as pointing the way in Germany More
Protein from lupine seeds A German research team has developed a new method for producing high-quality protein from lupine seeds. More
German Traces in Ireland The Goethe Institut’s “German Traces” app series now has a new edition about the Emerald Isle. More
Volunteer for a weekend Volunteering for a limited time is becoming increasingly popular – for instance, through the initiative Synagieren. More
The German Vocabulary An interview with Heinrich Detering, president of the German Academy for Language and Literature, to mark the final event in the Goethe-Institut’s “German 3.0” series. More
