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The annual festive event of Die Junge Akademie will take place in Berlin on 27 June 2026.

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

Ethnographic research has now found its way into many disciplines – and yet its epistemological premises, political implications and potential for resistance are often given too little consideration. The Summer Academy provides a forum for discussing ethnography as a contested epistemological practice within various disciplinary contexts.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie gather thrice a year in alternating cities. In 2026, the fall plenary session will be held in Leipzig.

The fifty members of Die Junge Akademie gather thrice a year in alternating cities. In 2026, the spring plenary session will be held in Bielefeld.

The fifth workshop in its series on ‘Money and Society’ is planned by the Research Group of the same name for 19 and 20 February 2026 in Hamburg.

During the workshop, participants will work on a concept for a publication.

Resolving conflicts! Recipes from science

What recipes do lawyers, biochemists, demographers and historians have for resolving conflicts? Members of Die Junge Akademie and the Max Planck Society will be available at themed tables to engage in discussion with visitors.

In cooperation with the University of Koblenz, the project group "Countering anti-democratic agitation" is organizing an internal working session.

Member of the Board of Die Junge Akademie Hani Harb participates in STEM Talk with Nobel Prize winner Katalin Karikó at the Hungarian Embassy in Berlin.

In the first of three workshops, members of Die Junge Akademie, together with representatives of the scientific community, will investigate attacks on academic freedom.

Members of Die Junge Akademie meet at irregular intervals to develop project ideas and plan new projects and working groups.

An internal exchange format explores the question of how Germany as a centre of science can be shaped in such a way that it not only attracts international diversity, but also enables it in the long term?

The Argentinian Young Academy (Academia Joven de Argentina) and Die Junge Akademie are jointly organising a workshop on the threat to academic freedom.

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

Members of Die Junge Akademie meet for an internal workshop on the topic of "Dying".

Members of the Research Group Language are organising a workshop on ‘Publishing in journals’.

This year's Academies' Day will take place in Heidelberg on 27 September 2025 – a joint event organised by the Academies Union and its eight member academies. Die Junge Akademie will also be participating in the programme.

On 26 September 2025, members of Die 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.

This year's annual meeting of the Leopoldina is being held on the topic of artificial intelligence. Niki Kilbertus, member of Die Junge Akademie, and Nadja Klein, alumna of Die Junge Akademie, will contribute their perspectives.

The RG Language organises a writing lab and combines this with a workshop programme on multilingualism and translation in science and art.

In this internal workshop, members of Die Junge Akademie explore the material and affective practice of touching and being touched.

Members of Die Junge Akademie meet for an open writing lab.

The fourth workshop in its series on ‘Money and Society’ is planned by the Research Group of the same name for 21 and 22 July in Hamburg.

The project group ‘Countering anti-democratic agitation’ is offering an internal departmental event on the topic ‘Between tolerance limits and the need for action - radicalisation and conspiracy theories in teaching - act correctly!’

On 7 June, Die Junge Akademie will hold its annual celebration in Berlin to welcome the ten new members. The ‘Best Research Environment 2024’ award will also be presented at this event.

Die Junge Akademie is continuing its dialogue event from 2024 and once again organizes an in-depth exchange between funding institutions, universities, scientific institutions and refugee scientists.

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

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.

Die Junge Akademie and the Israel Young Academy are organising a symposium on the future role of scientific research and academic cooperation in the 21st century. The event will take place in Berlin from 17 to 20 February 2025.

As part of the project ‘Infinity - Emptiness - Liveliness’, an exhibition will take place at the Planetarium in Hamburg from 25 January to 31 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 7 pm.