DAAD – Change by Exchange
The Germany Academic Exchange Service has supported over 2.6 million students and researchers.
Networks and Partnerships
Social Media, Web. 2.0, digital future, alumni networks and Sponsorship. Latest information and background information about scientific networks and collaborations.
Topic of the week: behind the scenes
“Digital solutions could help”
What are the responsibilities of a public health department – and what has the pandemic changed? Oliver Piehl from Tübingen takes us behind the scenes.
Topic of the week: behind the scenes
“Exciting – and sometimes dangerous”
What does a foreign correspondent’s work involve? And how has it changed since the corona pandemic? Journalist Hasnain Kazim gives us a look behind the scenes.
#UpdateGermany collects ideas
A hackathon sponsored by the government is looking for innovations for society. It's modelled on the success of #WirVsVirus.
Mobile with hydrogen
Hydrogen is the energy of the future for Germany. That is why it is being used more and more frequently in mobility.
Solving problems digitally
The Open Knowledge Foundation stands for transparency and public participation. Three questions and answers about the initiative.
North America
Biontech’s friend in New York
Corona vaccine: Erfurt-born Kathrin Jansen represents the collaboration between Pfizer and German firm Biontech.
Networking as part of your professional DNA
Digital networks and social media have become an indispensable part of today’s academic world. Regular posting is indispensable for your career, too.
Lasting university networks for Europe
They are innovative, international and facing up to climate change: a look at three European university networks.
Israel
Partner in research
Cooperation in science and medicine plays an important role in German-Israeli relations – we present an overview.
Europe
Fighting the virus with knowledge
The EU has set up a platform that enables researchers worldwide to exchange data about the coronavirus.
Who will receive the vaccine first?
The world is hoping for a corona vaccine. But who will be vaccinated first when it becomes available? Professor Ilona Kickbusch has a solution.