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In 2025, the Berlin-Brandenburg Akademie of Sciences and Humanities will once again open its doors to the public and invite visitors to the Salon Sophie Charlotte. (more information to follow)

As part of the project ‘Infinity - Emptiness - Liveliness’, an exhibition will take place at the Planetarium in Hamburg from 25 January to 30 May 2025, presenting imaginations of boundlessness from an artistic, mathematical and physical perspective. The exhibition will open with a vernissage on 24 January 2025 from 6 pm.

As part of the project 'Infinity – Emptiness – Liveliness', an exhibition will be held at the Planetarium in Hamburg from 25 January to 30 May 2025, presenting imaginations of boundlessness from an artistic, mathematical and physical perspective.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie gather thrice a year in alternating cities. In 2025, the spring plenary session will be held in Dresden.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie gather thrice a year in alternating cities. In 2024, the fall plenary session will be held in Munich.

The aim of the interdisciplinary workshop of the Research Group "Language" is to shed light on the possibilities of complex and simple communication in science.

On 7 and 8 October 2024, members of the Junge Akademie will meet with members of the Junge Akademie | Mainz, the Junge Akademie | HAdW, the Young Academy of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities and the Young Academy Fellows of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg at the Leopoldina in Halle.

What can science learn from activists?

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie meet three times a year for a plenary session. This year's summer plenary session is held in Berlin.

The annual festive event of Die Junge Akademie will take place in Berlin on 22 June 2024.

Meeting format to promote interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary cooperation between young Israeli and German academics

Talking about art: For some artists, the linguistic construction of an artistic programme or an artistic position is an inherent part of their work. Others see it as a challenging communicative task to speak and write about their own art in professional contexts or in front of a critical audience. In addition to individual differences, there are also differences specific to art forms and media.

The aim of this interdisciplinary workshop organised by the Working Group Language is to shed light on the broad field of artistic communication.

Coaching on racism-critical and -sensitive perspectives in the sciences and how to transfer them into teaching.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie meet three times a year in alternating cities for the spring plenary session. This year's spring plenary session takes place in Mannheim.

In this workshop we want to try a little experiment “on our own” and compare scientific texts from different subjects to see how they use language to present scientific results. We are not concerned with an exact linguistic description of individual phenomena, but rather with our spontaneous impressions: How do texts from other disciplines affect us, which stylistic features surprise or irritate us, what seems familiar to us? What linguistic means do the articles use to present their problem/question? What is considered as 'fact' in each case? How is the argumentation made?

Digitaler Lunchtalk der AG Internationalisierung. ENTFÄLLT.

Every year, the German Academic Scholarship Foundation offers a one-week Spring Academy at the monastery of Roggenburg for interested scholarship holders. At the next Spring Academy, some members of Die Junge Akademie will be leading working groups.

The meeting of the Council of Die Junge Akademie with the members will take place in Berlin the day before the Salon Sophie Charlotte.

Die Junge Akademie is expecting visitors: representatives of the Young Academy of Sweden are travelling to Berlin for an exchange meeting.

The Sustainability Research Group is organising a workshop on the influence of research about environmental policy and sustainability on environmental policy decisions.

On the role of the humanities, social sciences and law in political debates. What are the functions and consequences of their involvement?

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie gather thrice a year in alternating cities. In 2023, the fall plenary session will be held in Potsdam.

Within the framework of a one-day ideas workshop, participants would like to critically reflect on current concepts and practices of internationalisation and consider where Die Junge Akademie can set priorities in this important field of science policy.

At the digital fireside talk of the RG Artificial Intelligence, Ksenia Keplinger will speak about the challenges and potentials of using artificial intelligence to foster diversity, equity and inclusion.

The traditional festive event of Die Junge Akademie will take place this year on 24 June.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie meet three times a year for a plenary session. This year's summer plenary session is held in Berlin.

In an internal workshop, members of Die Junge Akademie and external guests deal with different cultures of interpretation.

The members of the project WüstenWissen (desert knowledge) are organising a workshop on rock art.

In an internal workshop, members of the Research Group "Money and Society" discuss with external guests.

Every year, the German Academic Scholarship Foundation offers a one-week Spring Academy at the monastery of Roggenburg for interested scholarship holders. At the next Spring Academy, some members of Die Junge Akademie will be leading working groups.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie meet three times a year in alternating cities for the spring plenary session. This year the spring plenary session takes place in Cologne.

Members from five German academies and colleges meet to network across academies and discuss tomorrow's science system.

The meeting of the current council of Die Junge Akademie with the members will take place in Berlin this year.

On January 31, 2023, the second transfer event of the University Alliance (UA) 11+ will take place in Berlin in cooperation with the Stifterverband. The event is sponsored by the Heinz Nixdorf Foundation. In the panel discussion "Future strategies of innovation and trade policy and their influence on the research and funding landscape" Michael Saliba will represent the RG Transfer of Innovation in Academia (TROIA).