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Using the networks of the scouts to recruit excellent junior researchers from abroad for joint research projects in Germany – that is the idea behind the Henriette Herz Scouting Program of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Dr. Isabel Wünsche, Professor of Art and Art History at Jacobs University Bremen, has been appointed as one of these talent recruiters.
Wünsche can nominate three young researchers, who will come to Bremen at intervals of about half a year and conduct research at Jacobs University on a fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. The fellows will be involved in the Russian Art and Culture Group founded by Wünsche in 2014, which focuses on Russian art and culture from the late 18th century to the present.
"The Henriette Herz Scouting Program is a wonderful way to promote junior researchers. It is particularly important for young talents who would otherwise have fewer opportunities, such as young female scholars from Central and Eastern Europe," said Wünsche, who herself has benefited greatly from international cooperation in her own career. She grew up in Dresden, studied in Berlin, Moscow, Los Angeles and Heidelberg, and worked in California for a long time. Most recently, she conducted research on Bauhaus influences in Australia.
The art historian is one of 23 scouts selected by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in the second round of a competitive process. The aim is to enable successful researchers to activate highly sought-after international researchers from abroad who have not previously worked in Germany for joint research projects. The program is aimed in particular at young female researchers. It is named after the writer Henriette Julie Herz, who ran one of the most famous literary salons of the early Romantic period in Berlin from 1785.
About Jacobs University Bremen:
Studying in an international community. Obtaining a qualification to work on responsible tasks in a digitized and globalized society. Learning, researching and teaching across academic disciplines and countries. Strengthening people and markets with innovative solutions and advanced training programs. This is what Jacobs University Bremen stands for. Established as a private, English-medium campus university in Germany in 2001, it is continuously achieving top results in national and international university rankings. Its more than 1,500 students come from more than 110 countries with around 80% having relocated to Germany for their studies. Jacobs University’s research projects are funded by the German Research Foundation or the EU Research and Innovation program as well as by globally leading companies.
For more information: www.jacobs-university.de
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