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In this Humboldt Cities Lecture Oleg Pachenkov talks about participation in the post-political context and provides a comparison between St. Petersburg and Berlin. Be there and join the discussion.
Bee expert Dr. Kirsten Traynor looks at the incredible diversity of bees and what puts them at risk. She also shares tips on how we can support bees in our own backyards and balconies. #byalumnsforalumns
Are you a bookworm or a book lover? What was the last book you read? Tell us - we want to hear your answers! Because today we're talking about favorite books and exciting stories. We'll also be discussing the future of books. Tune in – from anywhere in the world! Listen in and participate in our moderated chat. Recommended from language level B1.
In this Humboldt Cities Lecture Szymon Marcinczak will present findings from recent comparative studies on socioeconomic and ethnic segregation in European cities. Be there and join the discussion.
Would you like to improve your science communication skills? Our free digital workshops will give you the basics you need as a researcher to be able to present your research results to different audiences. Register now!
In this digital live talk series, international skilled workers will talk about their lives in Germany. A different professional will be interviewed at each event. Each interview will shed light on the professional sector, the region and, above all, the individual experiences and tips of the skilled workers. The interview participants report on their personal experiences. Participants can then ask questions.