News in Research and Teaching

What are researchers at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin working on? What new developments are there in teaching? We will keep you up to date.

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International
Teaching

Internationalise your teaching through collaborating with European partners – and offer your students the opportunity to share a virtual classroom with peers from one of our Circle U. partner universities! Apply for up to 5000 euros in funding.
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Research

An international research team led by HU has used satellite images to reconstruct the fire history of the Gran Chaco, one of the world’s largest dry forest regions.
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International
Research

The DAAD’s “GROW” programme supports research stays and collaborative visits to Germany for early-career researchers and experienced academics from DAC countries, with the aim of strengthening international collaboration and development-related…
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Research

The researcher at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin has been awarded Germany’s most prestigious prize for supporting early-career researchers, in recognition of his work in the fields of constitutional and European law.
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Research

Researchers led by Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin develop molecular photoswitches that adjust mechanical strain with light to control chemical reactions on demand.
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Open Humboldt
Research
Teaching

The aim: to empower children as political actors to ask questions about responsibility, decision-making processes and democratic participation.
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Open Humboldt
Research

Through her work in the field of education monitoring and her research into various issues relating to educational quality and equity, Stanat has shaped empirical education research in Germany for many years.
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Research

The philosopher and sociologist Jürgen Habermas died in early March. In this interview, Philipp Felsch, Professor of Cultural History at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, talks about Habermas, his era and the significance of his work.