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The CLIMATE_Lab # 1 marks the beginning of a new series of debates by the Climate Change Center Berlin Brandenburg (CCC). The aim is to discuss the extent to which questions of climate protection and freedom are mutually intertwined in regards of the planetary boundaries. Holistic concepts and processes of democratization are just a few aspects that the invited scientists and practitioners are to discuss on a virtual panel. An online registration is required to participate.

Ten days dedicated to research, innovation and international exchange – Berlin Science Week and Falling Walls invite you the Remote World Science Summit, held between November 1 and November 10 2020, predominantly in digital formats.

Michel Chaouli, Professor of German at Indiana University Bloomington and Einstein Visiting Fellow, is giving a talk on "Failing and Falling. Ways of Encountering Literature", 7pm at Einstein Forum, Am Neuen Markt 7, Potsdam.

The lecture series "Digital Future" covers different aspects of the digital transformation and aims at conveying a basic understanding of the topic. On a weekly basis, select speakers from the Einstein Center Digital Future will present subjects from their research area, covering different facets of digitalization as well as different scientific disciplines. As such, the lecture series underlines the far-reaching significance of the digital transformation.

Talk with Dr. Ralph Birk (FU-Berlin; EC-Chronoi) and Prof. Dr. Tonio Sebastian Richter (FU-Berlin)

Presentation "Physiology and Pathophysiology of Fat Lipolysis" by Prof. Rudolf Zechner, Professor of Biochemistry at the Institute of Molecular Biosciences, University of Graz, and Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow. 12 PM at Deutsches Herzzentrum Berlin (Weißer Saal) Augustenburger Platz 1. 

The Einstein Center Chronoi is having a workshop on "Kairos, Krisis, Rhythmos. Time and Time Awareness in Ancient Medicine" with talks on Pulse Measurement in Ancient Greece and Rome, Galen of Pergamon and Early Modern Clincal Case Histories, and more. With an introduction by Prof. Christoph Markschies.

Networking event for women scientists with Geesche Joost (UdK) @ Berlin Institut of Health - please register. The Talking Biography Series offers female researchers the opportunity to network and to talk about topics such as career planning, conducting negotiations, and entrepreneurship.

The Einstein Center Chronoi invites you to join the Chronoi Talks with Reuven Kiperwasser from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem who will talk about „Memory, Body, and Community in a Rabbinic Narrative“.

The Einstein Center Digital Future (ECDF) hosts the ECDF Industry Day followed by a New Year's reception. At the event, the ECDF would like to introduce the participants to the entire spectrum of their research on the subject of digitization and thereby identify further cooperation potentials.

On the occasion the 60th birthday of Einstein Professor Claudia Draxl, the Humboldt University organized a colloquium with talks on data infrastructure, opto-electronics & more.

Register here for Alastair M. Buchan's talk "The Brexit Threat to Academic Freedom: What It Means for British and European Academia And How We Should Adapt" at Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin.

The Einstein Ethics Group, led by philosopher and Einstein Visiting Fellow R. Jay Wallace, organises a conference on normative powers. More information will follow soon.

Colloquium of the “Consciousness, Emotions, Values” group of the Einstein Visiting Fellow Jesse Prinz with talks by Jesse Prinz, Katharina Helming and Joerg Fingerhut.

Trans/Feminist Hacking is a hybrid, nomadic and ever-changing practice embodied through diverse communities. If you want to find out more come and join the symposium of the Einstein Center Digital Future (in English language).

The conference, titled “Regaining Lost Knowledge – Connecting Research at Home and in Exile”, will signify the launch of a new stage of “Academics in Solidarity” (AiS) as a transnational peer-mentoring program for at-risk and exiled researchers, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

The Philological Laboratory at the Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies invites you to join a workshop on "Encryption, Algorithm and Circulation" with the British writer Tom McCarthy.

We cordially invite you to join the final conference of the programme „Blickwechsel: Contemporary Turkey Studies“ which is supported by the Einstein Foundation as part of the programme fostering Academic Freedom. 

Meet neuroscientist and Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow Edvard Moser at the Nobel Prize Dialogue in Berlin. He will talk about "Mental Health, Cognition and Ageing". The event takes place within the Berlin Science Week.

Science Slam – Science Rocks! The Berlin Science Week starts with a science slam, organised by the Einstein Center of Neurosciences. Scientists try everything to entertain their audience, regardless of wether the subject is mathematics or neurosciences. The event, which takes place at Roadrunners Paradise, will be followed by an aftershow party. 

Berlin Science Week is an international gathering, bringing together people from the world's most innovative scientific institutions in Berlin. It is dedicated to the dialogue between science and society to inspire a deeper understanding of our world.

We invite you to join this year's "Einstein Lecture Dahlem" with astrophysicist Catherine Heymans at Freie Universität Berlin. The lecture series is dedicated to the epochal work of Albert Einstein, who was the director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Physics for almost two decades.

The Einstein Center Chronoi invites you to join the workshop "Rethinking a Lifetime: Perspectives from Antiquity until Present", organised by Irene Sibbing-Plantholt from Freie Universität Berlin.

Join the Chronoi Talks with Menahem Ben Sasson, Chancellor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Fellow at the Einstein Center Chronoi.

What is "graphic medicine"? Learn all about it at the PathoGraphics workshop of Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies with Einstein Visiting Fellow Susan Merrill Squier at Freie Universität Berlin.

How do China and Japan define the political space of East Asia and how do they relate to it? Find it out by joining the conference workshop of the Graduate School of East Asian Studies with Einstein Visiting Fellows Gunter Schubert and Richard Samuels.

We invite you to join the book launch of Einstein Visiting Fellow Richard Samuels' new book "Special Duty – A History of Japan's Intelligence Community" at the German-Japanese Center Berlin.

Algebraic Geometry, Varieties, Polyhedra and Computation do sound familiar? Then come along and join the opening conference of the Thematic Einstein Semester with Einstein Professor Michael Joswig. 

Save the date: for the first Einstein Workshop in the programme "Academic Freedom" at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. More information soon!

The Einstein Center of Catalysis cordially invites you to join the official opening of "UniSysCat", Cluster of Excellence, at the Audimax of Technische Universität Berlin. 

This workshop aims to explore the population movements during and after WWI from within the conceptual framework of exile. It is supported by the Einstein Foundation as part of the programme to foster academic freedom. 

Talk by Prof. Frederick Klauschen on "Machine-learning applications in biomedicine: from basic research to clinical application".

The conference will discuss newest results on research on the ancient economy. The economic impact of construction processes, of the uptake of technological innovations, of architectural design and urban planning are some of the aspects that have recently been investigated more systematically and comprehensively and will be examined during the conference.

The Berlin Graduate School for Ancient studies calls for papers for the graduate workshop "Architecture and the Ancient Economy. Discussion of new approaches and methods" which takes place at Freie Universität Berlin.

Invitation to the conference for young scientists on gender, career paths and networking at Technische Universität Berlin. Register until 5th August, 2019.

»The Shell« by Mustafa Khalifa is about a young Syrian who is imprisoned at the airport in Damascus. Only after thirteen years does he escape torture and solitary confinement. Khalifa speaks with the writer Yassin Al Haj Saleh and with Prof. Dr. Ulrike Kluge, professor for psychological and medical integration and migration research at the Charité in Berlin, about his »differentiated, detailed, and sometimes difficult to endure report« [NZZ] and the psychological effects of escape and imprisonment. In Cooperation with the NeuroCure Cluster of Excellence and the Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin.

The conference at FU Berlin will investigate the relation between citizenship and rights with the aim of discovering new ways of thinking in approaching humanitarian issues.

We invite you to join a lecture on "Mechanisms of auditory perception and dysfunction" by Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow Ulrich Müller at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine. 

Conference on "Complexity of numerical computation" in honor of Einstein Visiting Fellow Felipe Cucker's 60th birthday takes place at the Einstein Saal at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanties.

The Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin invites you to get to know Neuroscience in the light of the Arts. Come and see the spectacular multimedia artwork of sci-artists at Charité CrossOver.

It is a firmly established event Berlin's cultural summer: at the end of the academic year Germany's largest art university opens its workshops, studios and rehearsal rooms for the public thus creating an opportunity to get in contact with our young artists and their work.

The Einstein Center Chronoi invites you to join a discussion in German with Chronoi Visiting Fellow Jürgen Paul Schwindt on his text "Das athematische Lesen".

We invite you to join the "ECRT Pitch Event" organised by the Einstein Center for Regenerative Therapies. Early career scientists, applying for an ECRT Research Grant will present their research proposals. 

The Berlin School of Mind and Brain invites you to an international conference on structuralism in consciousness studies at Humboldt-Universität Berlin. Researchers from philosophy, cognitive science and neuroscience will jointly discuss the prospects of structural models of consciousness.

This workshop with Einstein Visiting Fellow R. Jay Wallace will address fundamental questions regarding the connections between agency, norms and practices of moral responsibility.

Join the final workshop of the "Thematic Einstein Semester" on Network Games, Tropical Geometry and Quantum Communication, organised by MATH+, Cluster of Excellence.

Dear neuroscientists: Applications for the Open Innovation Science Award of the Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin can be submitted until today.

International conference "Poetic Critique" of Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies (Freie Universität Berlin) at Indiana University Europe Gateway in Berlin.

The Einstein Center for Neurosciences invites you to the next Soapbox Science event. On that day, the Alexanderplatz will transform into a hub of scientific learning and discussion, raising the profile of women and non-binary people in science.

The summit at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities expects over 400 experts in medical innovation to discuss global challenges and pioneering technologies in healthcare.

Who are we, the city? Join the conference on plurality and resistance in Berlin and Istanbul which is supported by the Einstein Foundation as part of the programme "Academic Freedom"

The Graduate School of North American Studies invites you to join the 12th GSNAS Conference on "American Ambiguities" at the John-F.-Kennedy-Institute at Freie Universität Berlin.

The lecture in collaboration with the Einstein Center Chronoi highlights the speaker’s ongoing collaborative work that seeks to understand the societal impacts of explosive volcanism on the Nile watershed.

We invite you to the Talk Series of UdK Berlin, this time with Vittorio Gallese of Berlin School of Mind and Brain on "Inhabitating parallel worlds: mirror neurons, the brain and the body"

We invite you to a lecture with Nobel Laureate and Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow Thomas Südhof on "Adhesion GPCRs in synapse formation" 

Invitation to the world's largest STEM community event with keynotes, plenary sessions and panel discussions at Charité CrossOver Auditorium, sponsored i.a. by the Einstein Center for Neurosciences.

On the occasion of the opening of the Meta-Research Innovation Center Berlin we invite you to a lecture with Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow, and Director of METRIC-Berlin, John P. A. Ioannidis on "Scientific evidence: reproducible and useful" at the BIH QUEST Center. 

"Beyond Innateness and Construction: A Performative Theory of Emotion” - Lecture with Jesse Prinz and Gen Eickers at Berlin School of Mind and Brain.

The conference at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine aims to serve as an international and interactive platform for exchange on the latest ground-breaking discoveries in the field.

We invite you to a discussion on the topic "Japan’s New National Defense Program Guidelines: Reaching for the Spear?" led by Richard J. Samuels,  Einstein Visiting Fellow at the East Asian Graduate School

Registration and abstract submission for the 1st Immunology & Inflammation (I & I) Conference (24-26 February 2019, Berlin) is now open until 9th December 2018.

Apply now for the College for Life Sciences, a program of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin which aims to promote excellent early-career postdoctoral researchers in the life sciences and medicine.

Panel discussion on the university’s internationalization policies in the aftermath of the arrival of more than a million refugees in Europe in 2015.

Susan Jebb, Professor at the University of Oxford, will give this year's Queen's Lecture at the Technische Universität Berlin. She will talk about diet, obesity and health.

Berlin Science Week is an international gathering, bringing together people from the world’s most innovative scientific institutions in Berlin.

On October 24th neuroscientist and Einstein Visiting Fellow Vittorio Gallese talks about "Neuroscience and the bio-cultural turn" at the Berlin School of Mind and Brain.

We invite you to a BIH Lecture with Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow David Gutmann on "Microglia as genetic and genomic integrators of disease risk" at Campus Charité Mitte.

We invite you to the final exhibition of the UdK's Graduate School about "what art can do now to face up to the bleak mood and still speak through media, data and the body"

We invite you to a day of dialogue between art and cognitive science on the occasion of 10 years of the Association of Neuroesthetics.

We invite you to a workshop organized by the Pathographies project with Einstein Visiting Fellow Susan Squier and a keynote about "Transmuting Transgenerational Trauma: Dementia, Storytelling, and Healing"

We invite you to a lecture of Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow Thomas Südhof on "The role of synaptic cell-adhesion molecules in synaptic connectivity: The case of neuroligins".

Apply now for a workshop organized by Einstein Visiting Fellow Angela Gronenborn: "In situ Methods in Cell Biology & Cellular Biophysics" about technological advances and their innovative biological applications.

We invite you to a keynote and round table on “Receptor meets G protein: a molecular dance that is essential for human life and drug therapy“ with Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow Brian Kobilka.

The Startup Track highlights outstanding ideas and innovative business concepts that have the potential to revolutionize healthcare and improve Global Health. Startups can apply until June 30th.

We invite you to a discussion on "Art, brain and human nature: what can we know about ourselves?" with Einstein Visiting Fellow Vittorio Gallese, author Siri Hustvedt, and philosopher and moderator Gert Scobel. June 4, 7pm.

We invite you to an interdisciplinary art exhibition devoted to the problem of Bubbles and the illusory yet tangible phenomena of self-identity. May 10 - June 23, 2018 at the Galerie Nord, Kunstverein Tiergarten.

This will be a four day workshop with lectures, presentations and informal discussions on discrete geometry and topology, and related topics.

The Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin (ECN) invites applications for its PhD program starting in fall 2018.

The College for Life Sciences is a unique program of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Institute for Advanced Study, to promote early-career postdoctoral life scientists.

"Where do we stand in drug development?" is the key question of the inaugural Summit on Controversies in Precision Medicine taking place in Berlin. 

On November 10th and 11th the Excellence Cluster TOPOI invites you to the Workshop „Kinesis – Thinking about Motion in Ancient Greece“.

On November 9th and 10th the Collaborative Research Center/Transregio 63 at the TU Berlin invites you to the Einstein-Workshop "Sustainable Molecular Catalysis".

On November 8th the 2nd Berlin Antiquity Slam will take place. With short presentations and performances researchers will present their current research in the field of classical studies.

In this public outreach platform that promotes women scientists and transforms public spaces into arenas for scientific debate, eight female scientists will give talks to the public. 

The Berlin Science Week 2017 offers a variety of events to foster the dialogue between science and society and inspire a deeper understanding of our world.

On October the 26th at 6 PM the exhibition "Reclaiming illness through comics" by the PathoGraphics research group will be opened at the Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum.

On October 19th the Graduate School of East Asian Studies invites you to a workshop on the topic of "Comparing Migration Management, International Law and Identity in East Asia".

On October 13th the Einstein Center for Neurosciences (ECN) Berlin invites you to join the Berlin Neuroscience Meeting in the Charité CrossOver Building, Campus Mitte. Registration is required.

On July 18th at 7:30 PM Tomer Broude, Anne Peters, Arnd Bauerkämper and Helmut Aust talk about the pressure human rights law has to face under current populist movements.

On July 11th at 6:00 PM Professor of Sociology Saskia Sassen talks about the brutality and complexity in the global economy.

On June 24th the DW will be broadcasting the premiere of a documentary about the life and work of the artist and Einstein Guest Professor Ai Weiwei.

You can apply for the Einstein Award for Doctoral Programmes (EDP). Deadline is the 15th of June 2017.

You can apply for all programmes (except Einstein Professorship, Einstein Visiting Fellowship and Einstein Doctoral Programme Award) until 29 May 2017. Please note that the internal deadline of the universities is on 3 April 2017. Further information regarding the programmes and application forms can be found here. Please take notice of the FAQs and general remarks regarding an application.

Applications may be submitted until May 29, 2017, at the Ernst Schering Foundation.

Lecture of Prof. Susan Merrill Squier on a comic about geopolitical and immunological topics based on the work of the Einstein Research Project "Graphic medicine and literary pathographies".

The Einstein Foundation will once again contribute to the Berlin Foundations Week from April 18th till April 28th in 2017. This year’s focus is on questions of societal cohesion.

Apply now for the BERLIN SCIENCE COMMUNICATION AWARD and be part of the Journalist‐in‐Residence Programme at the science hub Berlin! Deadline is the 17th of April 2017.