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Here you will find current news on international activities of German actors in the fields of education, research and innovation.
Computational biologists assist global network of researcher teams in developing new medicines
Many years can pass before a newly developed medicine can enter the market. Computational biologists in Saarbrücken and Tübingen would like to speed up this long and tedious process. They have developed the software BALLView, with which new active…
ESMT offers MBA students two-month German course free of charge
Cooperation between ESMT and Goethe Institute Berlin. Intensive language program prepares for employment in German companies
German Center for Research and Innovation Marks First Anniversary Milestone
Established as first point of contact to the German research and innovation landscape in North America, the German Center for Research and Innovation (GCRI) celebrates its one year anniversary.
What the Fly’s Visual System Tells Us About Visually-Guided Behavior
Researchers are trying to unlock the complexities of the human brain, with its billions of neurons, by studying a brain on a much smaller scale – that of a fly. By comparison, a fly brain, with its roughly 100,000 nerve cells, is a manageable system…
European Cluster Collaboration Platform
The European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP) started the 1st February 2011.
Science News from the German Southwest: Baden-Württemberg at the AAAS Annual Meeting 2011.
Baden-Württemberg, the German Southwest, is one of the most innovative regions in Europe, particularly dedicated to science and education. A share of 4.4 % of the State’s GDP is invested in research and development – more than in most countries all…
RWTH Aachen University and Forschungszentrum Juelich (JARA) support the next generation of scientists with the „Young Researchers Transatlantic Academy” in Pennsylvania
Supporting young scientists from the US and Germany is the focus of a new initiative launched by RWTH Aachen University, Forschungszentrum Juelich and the University of Pennsylvania. Between June 12-16, 2011, the University of Pennsylvania School of…
Two of the UK’s most important growth industries received a boost as Skills Minister John Hayes announced a new National Skills Academy (NSA) for Composites and Biotechnology.
The Academy, which will form part of the National Skills Academy for Process Industries, will receive up to £1.98m of funding over 3 years, matched by employers. It will work with employers, the Life Sciences Advisory Council, the National Composites…
TOSCA Project Final Conference, 23rd - 25th February 2011, Leipzig, Germany
The TOSCA Project (Technology Options and Strategies towards Climate friendly transport; funded by EC-FP7) identifies promising technology and fuel pathways to reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions through midcentury. In the…
