Minerva Stiftung Gesellschaft für die Forschung mbH
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The workshop and conference grant opportunity for young German and Israeli junior scientists is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and administered by Minerva.
Each year the International Women's Day is globally celebrated on March 8th. Everyone can make a difference to help build a more gender equal world. Therefor the Minerva Stifung also feels strongly committed to women's equality and as it is a big day for inspiration and change we have asked three of our former Minerva Fellows about their thoughts on how to empower female scientists.
Dr. Elina Fuchs gives an insight in her personal experiences as an early career physicist during her years at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.
The Minerva Center will hold their annual conference on transitional justice on June 14-16, 2021 and invites proposals for presentation of a paper at the conference.
The Principal Investigator for Molecular Genetics at the Weizmann Institute joines the dignified National Academie of Science in Germany as one of fifteen distinguished Israeli scientists
Topographies of the exile: By means of a Minerva short term research grant, the art historian Dr. Oliver Sukrow could conduct research at the National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, in August 2019 on the varied oeuvre of Lea Grundig. The Dresden born Jewish-German artist lived and worked in the British mandated territory of Palestine from 1940 until 1948.
Minerva fellow Dr. Suliman Adam interviewed in latest Max Planck Journal about his life and research acivities in times of the corona crisis and lockdown in Israel.
In May 2020 Dr. Andrea Flack received the research award for scientists working in the fields of biological and biomedical research which is funded by the Minna-James-Heineman-Sitftung and administered by the Minerva Stiftung.