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Kreidetrophäe Einstein Foundation Award

Who will take home the €100,000 Einstein Foundation Early Career Award? Meet the finalists pioneering research quality. Register now! The event takes place as part of the Berlin Science Week.

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The next Oxford-Berlin Symposium will take place in Berlin on 10 November, with opening remarks by Einstein Professor Beate Kampmann, among others. Save the date for a day of interdisciplinary dialogue exploring how research, infrastructure, and institutional practices shape our responses to global challenges.

Open science fuelled the discoveries shaping our world. But can it survive authoritarianism, geopolitics & proprietary AI? Join the dialogue organised by the Einstein Foundation Award and the Berlin University Alliance at Berlin Science Week.

Academic institutions across Europe and beyond have come under increasing political pressure, including attacks on their autonomy, funding and academic freedom. On Tuesday 3 November, BUA invites you to a panel discussion exploring how debates in Central and Southeast Europe resonate with those in Germany and relate to German political agendas.

Berlin Science Week transforms the city into a science festival from 1 to 10 November. The Einstein Foundation and two Einstein Centers are taking part. An overview.

On 12 and 13 October, the ReBOUND Conference in Berlin will bring together researchers and stakeholders from science policy and research governance to develop shared perspectives on research culture and generate concrete impulses for its further development.

Under the title "From Crisis to Resilience: Innovating for Health," the World Health Summit will discuss global health and concrete solutions from October 11 to 13. Among the participants is Einstein Professor Beate Kampmann.

The Einstein Circle "Urban Mental Health Strategy" invites you to an international conference from October 8 to 10 to shape the next steps toward a comprehensive strategy for mental health in cities.

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Treating illnesses once they have emerged is the norm in medicine. Yet many diseases develop over years: cells undergo changes long before symptoms appear or conventional tests reveal any abnormality. But what if these processes could be detected earlier - and perhaps even halted?

From 30th September to 2nd October, Beate Dignas' Einstein Visiting Fellow project "(Re-)Negotiating Social Cohesion: Religion and Community in Antiquity, 800 BCE-400 CE" organises its first workshop.

Gain experience as a postdoctoral researcher at both a university and a non-university research institution in Berlin at the same time? The Berlin Career Track “Academia” is now offering this opportunity as part of a pilot phase supported by the Einstein Foundation.

Bunte Illustration unterschiedlicher Menschen (Köpfe)

Berlin is growing and becoming more diverse. What does demographic change mean for social cohesion, quality of life and intergenerational solidarity? On 7 September 2026, the Einstein Center Population Diversity will discuss findings from the 2026 Berlin Survey.