Matthias Röschner

There is much to discover in the treasure chamber of the GDNÄ.
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Jubilee conference in Leipzig

Assembly from 8-11 September 2022 with many highlights.
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Call for Peace

GDNÄ members oppose the war in Ukraine.
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Michael Dröscher

How the experienced manager keeps the GDNÄ on its toes.
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Eva-Maria Neher

The biochemist promotes young talents – and has achieved a lot.
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President’s invitation

Martin Lohse looks back – and forward to a glamorous celebration.
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Laurels from China

Academy of Science admits Katharina Kohse-Höinghaus.
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Laurels from Czech Republic

Wolfgang Wahlster is a new member of the Academy of Technology.
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High confidence

How Germans feel about science and research
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Stuart Parkin

How the physicist from Silicon Valley wants to shake up the IT world.
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Jürgen Floege

The kidney specialist from Aachen on the pandemic and its consequences.
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Lasker Award for our fellow

Dieter Oesterhelt receives highest
US-honor in biomedicine.
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Dietrich von Engelhardt

How the historian of science views the importance of the GDNÄ.
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Tina Romeis

The biochemist plans to strengthen plants under climate stress.
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Thomas Elsässer

How the physicist sheds light on the world of atoms and molecules.
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Wolfgang T. Donner

The GDNÄ bids farewell to its former Secretary General.
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Angelika Brandt

On the tracks of life in the dark depths of the ocean.
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Wilhelm Füßl

For thirty years he has preserved and developed the heritage of the GDNÄ.
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Wolfgang Lubitz

A scientist in search of the secret of green hydrogen.
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Success with “Industry 4.0”

Former president Wolfgang Wahlster on the fourth industrial revolution.
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Michael Tausch

How to get teachers and students excited about chemistry with light.
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He discovered the ozone hole

The GDNÄ mourns the death of its long-time member Paul J. Crutzen.
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School meets research

Online dialogue on “infections” will begin shortly: Join in!
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In memory

GDNÄ mourns the death of its former president Professor Wolfgang Gerok.
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Detlev Ganten

“There is nothing more beautiful”: a life for science.
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Next Meeting

Würzburg 2021 will be merged with 200th GDNÄ anniversary in Leipzig.
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New info flyer

To order or to download: Compact portrait of the GDNÄ.
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A passion for zoology

What Heribert Hofer has in mind for the next years.
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New Vice President elected

The Berlin zoologist Heribert Hofer takes office on January 1, 2021.
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Virtual gathering

Due to the corona pandemic, the 2020 general meeting took place online.
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Schools in stress test

Why the Telekom Foundation calls for a new ecosystem of education.
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Bärbel Friedrich

Brave and tireless in her commitment to science.
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Jürgen Tautz

A journey through the fascinating world of bee research.
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Trust grows

In the crisis, many Germans rely on science and technology.
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Katharina Kohse-Höinghaus

How we can achieve the energy system transformation.
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Reinhard Hüttl

Targeting climate change – even in times of Corona.
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Würzburg 2021

The next conference takes place from September 10-12, 2021.
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First-hand knowledge

Read how top researchers see the future.
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Step by step out of the crisis

Experts around Martin Lohse and Clemens Fuest present new strategy.
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1st Regional Meeting

For the first time, a regional meeting of the GDNÄ took place in Bonn.
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Hans-Georg Kräusslich

In the corona crisis, the Heidelberg Virologist works without rest.
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Science live

Experience top-class lectures at GDNÄ meetings at any time.
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130th Meeting

Digitisation of the Sciences, from Structures to Processes.
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1st Regional Meeting

For the first time, a regional meeting of the GDNÄ took place in Bonn.
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2nd Regional Meeting

At the invitation of GDNÄ President Prof. Wolfgang Wahlster.
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