6 June marks the Long Night of Science, and researchers from Humboldt-Universität are taking part with a range of international projects: from blood-sucking insects and physics dance workshops to speech processing and South Asian cities.
On 10 and 11 June 2026, the Berlin Institute for Islamic Theology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin invites you to a series of discussions, lectures, a concert and a workshop with santur player Sedat Anar.
Humboldt-Universität is rewarding active members with free curator-led tours in May and June of the exhibition “On Water. WasserWissen in Berlin” at the Humboldt Laboratory in the Humboldt Forum.
On 6 June, Humboldt-Universität is hosting 200 science projects – ranging from mini-language courses, an exhibition on water science and dance workshops to the invisible phenomena of physics, and CUBES Circle, a visionary agricultural system.
As part of Academic Freedom Week, experts took part in a panel discussion on threats to academic freedom and the responsibility and resilience of European universities.
Lectures by Prof. Richard Balme and Prof. Sabine Fuss on 26 May and 2 June 2026 at HU will analyse the role of government institutions in achieving climate targets, as well as the challenges of carbon management.
During the summer term, the Mosse Lectures will explore the ambivalence of prohibitions and examine their relevance to current social debates. Adrian Daub will speak on 4 June on the topic of ‘Collective Perception of Time and Discourses on…
Action week from 18 to 22 May focusing on protection, networks and the (re)construction of academic spaces for researchers and artists at risk, featuring workshops, discussion panels and exchanges on experiences with protection programmes for…
