Five researchers at universities in Baden-Württemberg came out on top with four projects in the pan-European wide Synergy Grants 2020 competition of the European Research Council (ERC). They will each receive ten million euros for their research…

Baden-Württemberg has scored a coup in the battle for the brightest minds: With the appointment of the 36-year old Austrian Dr Christoph Keplinger, the Max Planck Society has attracted a world-renowned scientist, whose background and expertise…

Baden-Württemberg is a strong research location offering young researchers an excellent infrastructure. Young scientists have now been able to secure one in six funding from the European Research Council in Germany. Thus, around 22.5 million euros…

The state of Baden-Württemberg will support the medical faculties with up to 15 million euros in total for the research of COVID-19.

Webinar 2 - Financing Your Research in Germany: FAQ

Webinar 1 - How to Plan Your Academic Career in Baden-Württemberg: FAQ

Verena Shiffermann, Director of the DAAD Information Centre Tel Aviv in Israel speaks about the Israeli higher education landscape in times of COVID-19.

We spoke to Prof. Dr. Hosam Refai, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development at the Helwan University in Cairo.

Dr Katharina Kraus, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame (USA), tells about the effects of Corona on her work situation.

Nada Konickova, head of National Information Centre for European Research at the Technology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, gives an overview.

Bettina Schuffert, Program Officer at DFG in Washington (USA), reports in an interview on the current situation in the USA.

In order to find out how the corona virus affects academic education and research in Denmark, we talked to Stefan Pfattheicher, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at the Aarhus University in Aarhus (Denmark)