Sidney Carls-Diamante is one of five new Postdoctoral Fellows from the 14th call for applications. She has started her fellowship in July and is affiliated with the Department of Philosophy.
Gruia Bãdescu is one of five new Research Fellows from the 14th call for applications. He has started his fellowship on 1 July and is affiliated with the Department of History and Sociology.
People in the US and around the world are coming together to protest against institutionalized racism and racialized violence. We, too, cannot remain silent and continue with ‘research as usual’.
Together with our sister institutes in Europe, we have launched the 2020 call for funding for research groups - Constructive Advanced Thinking - short CAT.
Cristina Ruiz Agudo is one of five new Research Fellows from the 14th call for applications. She has started her fellowship in June and is affiliated with the Department of Chemistry.
The Zukunftskolleg as part of the European Network of Institutes for Advanced Studies (NetIAS) announces the launch of its European NetIAS Lectures Series. "Borders" defines the overarching theme for the series in summer 2020.
For the second call for applications for ZUKOnnect Fellowships (application deadline: 28 February 2020), 297 applications have been submitted, 205 of which were eligible.
Inspired by Thomas Boettcher´s Jour fixe talk on “Targeting the Proteases of SARS-CoV-2”, the Zukunftskolleg launched a colouring contest to be creative against corona.
We congratulate Benjamin Eva who will join the Department of Philosophy at Duke University in Durham, USA, as Assistant Professor of Philosophy in autumn 2020.
At the end of April, a Netias - European Institutes for Advanced Study Network - virtual meeting took place to exchange ideas and reflections on how the current COVID-19 situation affects Institutes for Advanced Study (IAS).
Svetlana Boycheva Woltering is one of five new Research Fellows from the 14th call for applications. She has started her fellowship in April and is affiliated with the Department of Biology.
Ariane Bertogg is one of five new Postdoctoral Fellows from the 14th call for applications. She has started her fellowship in April and is affiliated with the Department of History and Sociology.
We congratulate Nina Schneider (Alumna /Dept. of History and Sociology) whose application to the DFG for the project “Child Labour Opponents and their Campaigns in the Americas in Global Perspective, 1888-1938" was granted (Sachmittelbeihilfe).
We congratulate Roxana Halbleib (Research Fellow / Dept. of Economics) who has accepted a professorship (W3) for Statistics and Econometrics at the Institute of Economics at the University of Freiburg. She will start working there in May 2020.
We congratulate Jennifer Randerath (Department of Psychology) on receiving a DFG Grant worth up to 267.252 euros, plus 58.800 euros programme allowance for 36 months.
In the Assembly of Members on 11 February, the fellows elected Nihan Toprakkiran (Postdoctoral Fellow/Politics and Public Administration) and Henri Kauhanen (Postdoctoral Fellow/Linguistics) to serve as new members in the Executive Committee.
We congratulate Takayuki Kurihara (Research Fellow / Department of Physics) who has accepted a position as Research Associate (Assistant Professor) in the Laser and Synchrotron Research Center (LASOR) at the Institute for Solid State Physics of the University of Tokyo.
Oleksandra Kukharenko (Fellow / Department of Chemistry) accepted a new position as a group leader in the Theory Department at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz.
In 2018, the Zukunftskolleg and the Martin Buber Society of Fellows in the Humanities and Social Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem organized a symposium entitled Un/certainty.