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Cancer Research in Germany: Joint academic fair appearance at the AACR annual conference

group picture of the "cancer research in germany" team

The "Cancer Research in Germany" team

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Research and development in oncology - the fight against cancer - is an international endeavor involving research in the life sciences and pharmaceutical science as well as technological advances in tools such as imaging techniques or the analysis of large amounts of data. German funding, research, and translational institutions joined together at the conference to show how this interaction works in Germany in the midst of the German government’s campaign “Decade Against Cancer.”  Read more(interner Link)

German Research and Funding Roadshow in the American Southwest

Grouppicture of the delegation und university administrators in front of the Grand Challenges Research Building

Delegation und university administrators at the University of Arizona, Tuscson. (l-r) Arnulfo Acedo, Chris Strowa, Danielle Barefoot, Horst Hahn, John Hildebrand, Evelina Santa-Kahle, Thomas Schuelke, Georg, Hanni Geist, Jessica Hamilton

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Together with Fraunhofer USA, the DAAD and the American Friends of the AvH, the DFG's North American office and the Science Section of the German Embassy went on the road in the southwestern U.S. to promote Germany as a research location and visit universities in Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada. Read more(interner Link)

Research in Germany at the MIT European Career Fair

Anna Oberle-Brill (GAIN), Stefan Altevogt (DFG) und Solveig Berkman (DAAD) at the Research in Germany-Fair Stand

Anna Oberle-Brill (GAIN), Stefan Altevogt (DFG) and Solveig Berkman (DAAD) at the Research in Germany-Fair Stand

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The DFG, DAAD, and AvH exhibit at the MIT European Career Fair annually as “Research in Germany” to promote Germany as a prime research location. This year, the DFG organized an additional event, a roundtable on transatlantic research cooperation. Read more(interner Link)

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