The Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize is the most important research award in Germany. The Leibniz Programme, established in 1985, aims expand research opportunities of outstanding scientists, relieve them of administrative tasks, and help them employ particularly qualified early career researchers. A maximum of €2.5 million is provided per award. Prizewinners are first chosen from a slate of nominations put forward by third parties; the Joint Committee selects the actual prizewinners based on a recommendation from the Selection Committee for the Leibniz Programme.

Prizewinners and award ceremonies

• Interner LinkGottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prizes 2023
• Interner LinkOverview of all prizewinners

Further Information

• Interner LinkResearch Funding > Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize
• Interner LinkSelection Committee for the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Programme
• Link auf PDF-DateiList of all prizewinners

Contact

• Interner LinkDr. Christina Elger