Campus
Berlin Wissenschaftspreis 2019; Klung Wilhelmy Science Award 2019; Temporal Communities
Jan 13, 2020
Professor Beatrice Gründler
Image Credit: Bernd Wannenmacher
Berlin Wissenschaftspreis 2019
Governing Mayor of Berlin, Michael Müller, presents Berlin’s most well remunerated science award, the Berlin Wissenschaftspreis, to Professor Beatrice Gründler. Her research focuses on classical Arabic literature and its socio-historical contexts.
Klung Wilhelmy Science Award 2019
Ceremony Klung Wilhelmy Science Award 2019
Image Credit: Michael Fahrig
Physicist Titus Neupert receives the Klung Wilhelmy Science Award for outstanding research in the field physics for his work on topological phases of matter using analytical and numerical methods.
Cluster of Excellence “Temporal Communities”
Spokespersons Professors Andrew James Johnston and Anita Traninger
Image Credit: Miriam Klingl
The Cluster of Excellence “Temporal Communities” commences its work reconceptualizing global literature with the idea that literature’s temporal entanglements crucially contribute to it becoming global.
Further information: www.temporal-communities.de