Activities

• • Protecting academic freedom: Strategies against anti-democratic forces

    Die Junge Akademie publishes a statement on the topic of academic freedom.

    Topics:

    • Statement
    • Demokratie
    • society
    • higher education system

    Andrea Binder, Radin Dardashti, Racha Kirakosian, Kornelia Kończal, Hanna Pfeifer, Doris Segets

    Berlin 2025

  • Reading "Migration, outer and inner. Identity, plural and none. Words, uttered and unheard" as part of the workshop "Archives and Identity"

    In an internal workshop and a subsequent public reading, members of Die Junge Akademie will work with the topic "Archives and Identity".

    Topics:

    • Event
    • equal opportunity
    • diversity
    • society

    Starts on

    14.07.23

    Ends on

    14.07.23

    Event access: Public

    Weingut Andreas Dilger
    Urachstraße 3
    79102 Freiburg im Breisgau

    18:00 — 19:30

  • Children's book „Young Scientists“

    Together with Carl Hanser publishing house, Die Junge Akademie has published the children's book "Young Scientists - 30 Forschende und ihre Wege in die Wissenschaft".

    Topics:

    • Book

    Miriam Holzapfel

    Berlin 2023

  • 2023 – one day, one day at a time: Calendar 2023

    Beyond its organisational function as a yearly planner, Die Junge Akademie's 2023 calendar titled "2023 - one day, one day at a time" invites us to reflect on time and its patterns as integral parts of all life on earth.

    Topics:

    • Calendar
    • art
    • culture
    • literature

    Anna Lisa Ahlers, Michael Bies, Isabelle Dolezalek, Rona Kobel, Hermine Mitter, Senthuran Varatharajah

    Berlin 2022

  • Workshop "Mental Images in the Middle Ages and Neuroscience - New Perspectives"

    As part of the project "Lucid Dreaming, Now and Then", medievalist Racha Kirakosian (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg and Hamburg Institute for Advanced Study) is organising an internal workshop on "Mental Images in the Middle Ages and Neuroscience - New Perspectives".

    The ability to see images before "the inner eye" was theoretically discussed in scholastic writings in the Middle Ages as well as critically presented in literary texts. Mental images such as visions, daydreams and sleep dreams played an important role in epistemological processes, religious experiences and artistic arguments for the question of finding and representing truth. Despite their importance for the historical understanding of the human brain, however, medieval concepts of "inner vision" remain under-researched. Can current findings from the neurosciences help to open up the medieval sources in a new way? And, conversely, can ideas from the Middle Ages inspire innovative experiments in the field of neuropsychology? The Hamburg workshop will address these questions by bringing together scientists from the relevant fields for an interdisciplinary discussion.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • dialogue
    • psychology
    • language

    Starts on

    23.06.22

    Event access: Internal

    Hamburg Institute for Advanced Study

  • Salon Sophie Charlotte 2022: Still, Life is Life

    The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities invites you to the Salon Sophie Charlotte 2022 - "still, LIFE IS LIFE". Hosting a special dinner party, Die Junge Akademie will contribute to the Salon.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • art
    • culture
    • dialogue

    Starts on

    21.05.22

    Event access: Public

    Berlin

    18:00 — 22:00