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    24th Berlin Colloquium – Online lecture series

    Living safely in the city of the future

    Start of the new online lecture series on March 30, 2023 at 5:00 p.m.: Every two weeks, experts will address the topic of security in metropolitan areas. Opening speaker is Prof. Dr. Oberwittler on the topic “Objective versus subjective security: Fear of crime and crime as an essential factor in quality of life”.

     



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    Scholarship Program

    Postdocs 2023

    The Daimler and Benz Foundation presents the twelve scholarship holders of the scholarship program for postdocs 2023.

     

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    Press releases

    Combating money laundering more efficiently

    Interview with Prof. Dr. Kilian Wegner, Daimler and Benz Foundation Scholarship Holder and Junior Professor of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law and Economic Criminal Law at the European University Viadrina

     





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    Ladenburg Research Networks

    Future water conflicts in Germany

    Water is one of the most important raw materials on earth. But what if it becomes increasingly scarce as a result of climate change and future weather extremes? As part of the Ladenburg Research Networks funding format, an interdisciplinary group of scientists is setting out to identify conflicts of interest in the future distribution of water in Germany and to devise possible solutions.

     

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    Press releases

    Which is why walking is worth exploring.

    Interview with Dr. Sandra Dinter, Associate Professor for British Studies, at University of Hamburg and Daimler and Benz Foundation Fellow.

     

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    Research Forum

    Early Human Evolution and Diversity in South East Asia

    The Senckenberg Society for Nature Research, the Werner Reimers Foundation, and the Daimler and Benz Foundation are jointly launching a new grant project. Under the management of Prof. Dr. Ottmar Kullmer from the Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum in Frankfurt, scientists are studying the biocultural evolution of humans in South East Asia.