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Networks and Partnerships

Social Media, Web. 2.0, digital future, alumni networks and Sponsorship. Latest information and background information about scientific networks and collaborations.

Koch-Azubis aus Berlin bei einem Workshop in Israel
Jointly strengthening the next generation
What can be done to combat the shortage of skilled labour? The coordinator of the Israel Programme gives insights into the exchange between the two countries.
Die weltweit ersten Wasserstoffzüge fahren in Deutschland.
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.
Die Wasserversorgung ist zentral für die Gesundheit in Bangladesch.
Research for global health
For two years now, the GLOHRA research alliance has been dedicated to improving medicine and healthcare worldwide.
WHO-Generaldirektor Ghebreyesus bei der Eröffnung des Hub in Berlin
Recognizing the next pandemic
A new WHO Hub in Berlin is designed to help identify and combat global threats at an early stage. The first programmes are already up and running.
Der Vulkan Anak Krakatau, das „Kind des Krakatau“
Volcanoes and tsunamis
A German-Indonesian research group is exploring the dangers posed by landslides on volcanoes.
Raumstation ISS: Erfolgsmodell internationaler Zusammenarbeit
Collaboration endangered
What the war on Ukraine means for space flight: A look at halted collaboration and the situation on the ISS.
Offiziell befreundet: Berlin (links) und Windhoek sind verpartnerte Hauptstädte.
German-African ties
The first time a German city was twinned with a city in Africa was in 1963. We explain how this came about, and how things subsequently developed.
AGYLE bringt deutsche und afrikanische Talente zusammen.
Young and innovative
The “AGYLE” initiative networks young German and African leaders. We present some young people who are coming up with new ideas.
Chikwe Ihekweazu, Direktor des neuen WHO-Hub
Combating pandemics with data
The WHO has opened a hub in Berlin. Researchers plan to use artificial intelligence to identify possible pandemics at an early stage.
Deutschland engagiert sich etwa bei der Impf-Initiative COVAX.
Cross-border commitment
How Germany is committed to global health.
Das Institut Pasteur de Dakar in Senegal
Revolution in production
Germany is to help Africa set up its own vaccine production facilities.
Satellit im Weltall sendet Signale zur Erde.
AI future labs
Germany is also supporting international exchange in the field of artificial intelligence. Here are three examples.

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