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Join an Oxford-style debate on the future of scholarly publishing. Experts Bernd Pulverer and Alexandra Freeman present their views on traditional vs. innovative models, with audience voting. Free registration!

Visualisation proteins

Proteins are molecular machines essential to life. How do they work exactly? In her presentation, biophysicist Cecilia Clementi takes us on a journey into the universe of atoms and uses examples to show how machine learning is changing the process of scientific discovery. Register for free!

Berlin Wall

On September 30, Einstein Professor Gwendolyn Sasse and Einstein Visiting Fellow Andrew Hurrell, among others, will discuss the historical development of the Cold War and parallels to current events in the context of U.S.–China rivalry.

Kreidetrophäen des Einstein Foundation Award

Who will take home the €100,000 Early Career Award? Meet the finalists pioneering research quality! Join us onsite or online to celebrate groundbreaking projects by early career researchers that enhance research rigor, reliability, robustness, and transparency on Nov 5, 3 pm (CET)

Dice form the words quality/quantity

The urgent need for reform in the current scientific evaluation system—largely driven by quantitative metrics—is widely acknowledged. Yet, what progress has been made in turning these ambitions into reality thus far? Register for our panel discussion (online or on site)

The 2023 Einstein Foundation Award Winner, the Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences (BITSS), will hold its next Research Transparency and Reproducibility Training (RT2) in Berkeley, CA, June 5-7, 2024.

The exhibition portraits gender struggle in trade unions in German, Turkish, and Kurdish language. It was co-developed by Einstein Fellow Handan Çağlayan and will be on display between March 15th and April 15th 2024 before moving on.

The "STEM Passion" exhibition, opened by Einstein Fellows Maike Sander and Kathrin Zippel, among others, runs through March 12 at the Rahel Hirsch Center for Translational Medicine.

Room with podium and audience

The Future of Academic Mobility in a Changing World - Keynote, Panel Discussion and Reception.

Projektion an der Planetariumskuppel mit Publikum

The project KopfKino is a collaborative research study combining neuroscience and architecture through immersive communication tools and cutting-edge technology. Bringing together insights from both fields the project aims at designing improved urban environments based on positive human experiences.

Blick in den Sternenhimmel

Is there life on other planets in the universe? Or does it only exist on Earth? These are some of mankind's oldest questions. Today we dispose of technologies that might help to answer them. Andreas Elsaesser and Riccardo Urso from Freie Universität Berlin study the conditions for life in space and on other planets.

Receptor meets G protein: a molecular dance that is essential for human life and drug therapy. Keynote and round table with Nobel Laureate Brian Kobilka (Stanford University) and Roger Sunahara (University of California, San Diego).