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Die Termine für das Prüfungsseminar im SP I im Sommersemester stehen nun fest.

Jour fixe talk by Gerd Folkers on 29 January 2019

Margaret C. Crofoot and Anke Hoeffler have both accepted a Humboldt Professorship at the University of Konstanz. They will work in the university's research priorities Collective Behaviour and Ecology and Social and Cognitive Sciences with a Special Focus on Inequality Research, respectively. With funding in the amount of up to five million euros for each researcher, the Humboldt Professorship is Germany’s most highly endowed research prize.

Margaret C. Crofoot and Anke Hoeffler have both accepted a Humboldt Professorship at the University of Konstanz. They will work in the university's research priorities Collective Behaviour and Ecology and Social and Cognitive Sciences with a Special Focus on Inequality Research, respectively. With funding in the amount of up to five million euros for each researcher, the Humboldt Professorship is Germany’s most highly endowed research prize.

Wie kann Hochbegabung erkannt und erfolgreich gefördert werden? Damit befassten sich die Workshops und Vorträge der letzten Veranstaltung aus unserer Reihe Schule AKTUELL.

Seit Beginn des Wintersemesters 2018/2019 ergänzt das Onlinemagazin „campus.kn“ die bisherigen Formate zur Wissenschaftskommunikation der Universität Konstanz.

Margaret C. Crofoot und Anke Hoeffler nehmen ihren Ruf auf eine Humboldt-Professur an der Universität Konstanz an. Die Wissenschaftlerinnen werden in den Konstanzer Forschungsschwerpunkten Kollektives Verhalten und Ökologie sowie Sozial- und Kognitionswissenschaften mit Schwerpunkt Ungleichheitsforschung forschen. Mit einer Fördersumme von je bis zu fünf Millionen Euro ist die Humboldt-Professur Deutschlands höchstdotierter Forschungspreis.

Margaret C. Crofoot and Anke Hoeffler have both accepted a Humboldt Professorship at the University of Konstanz. They will work in the university's research priorities Collective Behaviour and Ecology and Social and Cognitive Sciences with a Special Focus on Inequality Research, respectively. With funding in the amount of up to five million euros for each researcher, the Humboldt Professorship is Germany’s most highly endowed research prize.

Margaret C. Crofoot and Anke Hoeffler have both accepted a Humboldt Professorship at the University of Konstanz. They will work in the university's research priorities Collective Behaviour and Ecology and Social and Cognitive Sciences with a Special Focus on Inequality Research, respectively. With funding in the amount of up to five million euros for each researcher, the Humboldt Professorship is Germany’s most highly endowed research prize.