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The professor at the Center for Decision Sciences of Columbia University is honored for a lifetime of outstanding contributions to the area of applied psychological researchby the Association for Psychological Science. 

The results of an unprecedented analysis of climate policy measures over the last 20 years have now been published by the international research team in the renowned journal Science. 

An international study involving the team of Einstein Professor Stephan Sigrist at Freie Universität Berlin found that the life-prolonging effects of fasting are due to an increase in the concentration of the body's own substance spermidine.

Following a successful evaluation last year, the Einstein Center 3R (EC3R) will continue its work from July 1, 2024. The center is active in the areas of communication, training, and research.

For the first time, the paper examines and explains mechanisms of directional hearing in fish. Directional hearing as a means of locating sound sources has been confirmed behaviourally, although the mechanisms have remained unknown for decades. 

Bruno Klingler, Einstein-Professor for Algebra at the Department of Mathematics of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, has been awarded the MATH+ Distinguished Fellowship. Congratulations!

The Einstein Foundation Berlin officially took up work on May 11, 2009. To celebrate our anniversary, we’ve done a little counting. Join us for a recap of the highlights of the Foundation’s first 15 years. And together, let’s embrace all the years to come! 

The prize will be awarded by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers at the beginning of June 2024 and honors significant accomplishments and contributions to manufacturing technologies, processes, technical writing, education, research and management.

The researcher at Princeton University receives the award of the BBVA Foundation for her research on environmental policy decisions and the factors that motivate action against climate change.

The neuroscientist has been researching autism spectrum disorders at Charité since the beginning of 2022. The funding from the European Research Council amounts to 2.5 million euros.