Network

Die Junge Akademie is an association of outstanding young academics and is involved in academic networks at national and international level. Die Junge Akademie's mission is to expand the potential and boundaries of interdisciplinary work and to bring science, art and society into dialogue and stimulate discussion in science policy beyond institutional or national borders. Die Junge Akademie therefore benefits from its partners, sister organisations and networks both in terms of substance and institutionally and works with and within them to promote exchange, cohesion and cooperation. Joint exchange programmes, series of events or workshops deepen the cooperation.

    • Network within Germany

      Since its founding in 2020, Die Junge Akademie has been an inspiration for numerous young academies and similar institutions.

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    • Network within Europe

      At European level, networking activities often aim to formulate perspectives for young scientists on the European Research Area.

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    • Global network

      Die Junge Akademie is part of a growing global network, which it also actively shapes. Bilateral exchange at the international level is also becoming increasingly important.

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