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Chemists honored

High distinction for two members of the GDNÄ management team.
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Ferdi Schüth

How the strengths of the GDNÄ can be utilised and expanded.
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Plans for the future

Regional meetings, mentoring system and more – ideas are bubbling away.
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Katharina Kohse-Höinghaus

A life in chemistry: Pioneer in her field presents her autobiography.
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Ferdi Schüth

GDNÄ Vice President receives award for his catalysis research.
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Dietrich von Engelhardt

The GDNÄ mourns the loss of a friend and co-creator.
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Anke Kaysser-Pyzalla

The engineering scientist will lead the GDNÄ from 2025-2026.
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Heribert Hofer

The GDNÄ presidency ends, new tasks await.
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Young GDNÄ

Lively discussions in front of a large audience
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Dietrich von Engelhardt

On Goethe as a naturalist and his influence in the 19th century
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Stable trust

Science Barometer 2024 shows interesting long-term trends.
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Potsdam 2024 in fast motion

New video full of dynamism and enthusiasm.
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Martin Lohse

On the astonishing effects of placebos in medicine.
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A celebration of science

President Hofer thanks everyone who contributed to its success.
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Four inspiring days

Photos from the 133rd Assembly bring back memories.
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Lectures online

The 133rd GDNÄ meeting in Potsdam to relive and rediscover.
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Interest aroused

The GDNÄ conference in Potsdam meets with a positive response.
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An initial assessment

Four days of fascinating presentations and discussions.
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Anne Marie Bobes

The 18-year-old develops wind turbines for street lamps.
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Ferdi Schüth

Max Planck Director is now part of the GDNÄ Executive Committee.
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Paul Scholand

He is 18, a GDNÄ student scholarship holder, and has big plans.
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Eva-Maria Neher

Alexander von Humboldt Medal for her great services to the GDNÄ.
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Impressions from Potsdam

An illustrated diary of the GDNÄ meeting from 12-15 September 2024.
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Be there in real time

Click here for the broadcast of the GDNÄ meeting in Potsdam.
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Welcome to Potsdam

Guests yesterday, partners today: President Hofer on the Young GDNÄ.
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Ursula Müller-Werdan

About very old politicians and the best strategies for staying young.
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Paul Scholand

He is 18, a GDNÄ student scholarship holder, and has big plans.
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Günther Hasinger

How the German Centre for Astrophysics is being established.
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Invitation by the President

Heribert Hofer presents the programme for the 133rd Assembly
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Thomas Mettenleiter

How we can prepare for future pandemics.
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Bärbel Friedrich

On the life sciences as a German-German success story.
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Robert Dunkelmann

Getting young people interested in research via social media.
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Liane G. Benning

Potsdam 2024: How algae are fuelling climate change – a public lecture.
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Marion Merklein

Tough test for German mechanical engineering.
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Research at its best

Why it’s worth travelling to the next GDNÄ meeting in Potsdam.
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The president’s plans

How Heribert Hofer wants to future-proof the GDNÄ.
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Eva-Maria Neher

The University of Göttingen honours the former GDNÄ President.
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Armin Maiwald

Lorenz Oken Medal for the pioneer of the “Sendung mit der Maus”.
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Wolfgang Wahlster

High award for the life’s work of the former president of the GDNÄ.
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Alexander Böker

Why the Potsdam Fraunhofer director is committed to the GDNÄ.
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Memorial in Leipzig

The foundation of the GDNÄ 200 years ago is now commemorated.
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Barbara Höhle

Potsdam 2024: The Vice President of the University invites the GDNÄ.
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Uwe Hartmann

Compass in the brain: How the physicist triggered media hype.
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Angelika Brandt

The marine biologist on the most difficult expedition of her life.
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