The voluntary carbon market was one of the central themes of the international climate conference (COP 28) in Dubai in November 2023. The aim was to strengthen the integrity of this mechanism and so enable more sustainable private ...
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This time in the Newsletter: In an interview, Leopoldina members Andreas Kablitz, Konrad Samwer and Andreas Voßkuhle talk about “Law(s): Rules of Reality – Rules for Reality” on the occasion of the Annual Assembly. In addition, ...
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The German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina supports the appeal of the Israeli Academy of Sciences and Humanities (IASH), the Israel Science Foundation (ISF) and the Council for Higher Education (CHE) to the international scientific ...
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In a statement, the Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany comments on the current situation in Israel:
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Physicist and member of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, Ferenc Krausz, is being honoured with the Nobel Prize in Physics. Krausz receives the award jointly with Pierre Agostini (France) and Anne L'Huillier (France) ...
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Hungarian American (US) neuroscientist and biochemist Katalin Karikó, a member of the Leopoldina, is being honoured with the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Karikó receives the award together with the US American immunologist ...
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While laws govern coexistence in society, they also manifest in social norms and customs, are unalterable as laws of nature, or categorical in a religious context. This broad spectrum of laws of God and nature, rules and regularities ...
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Israeli research institutions and universities are among the most important partners of the German science system. Based on shared values, this cooperation contributes not only to the advancement of knowledge in numerous research fields, ...
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The new issue of the Leopoldina Newsletter has been published. This time with a review of the pan-African-German workshop on "Infectious Diseases beyond COVID-19". In an interview, Leopoldina Vice President Robert Schlögl and Veronika ...
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The first European Climate Conference in Warsaw, organised by the Leopoldina and the Polish Academy of Sciences, focused on the regional signs of climate change, how to mitigate its negative impact and adjust to changing climate conditions. ...
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