Level Nine Nanozymes spark green chemistry
Our modern society is profoundly dependent on the chemical industry. From the medicine we rely on to the food we […]
Combating fast fashion with upcycling
An estimated 92 million tons of textile waste are generated worldwide each year. Forty percent of current fashion collections go
Gender gap: Young men leaning more to the right?
A recent study titled “The Youth Gender Gap in Support for the Far Right” (2025) conducted by researchers from Humboldt
Income gap and populism
A 2021 study by researchers Heike Klüver, Johannes Giesecke, and Lukas Stoetzer, featured in the Humboldt Governance Lab, addresses the
GovLab: Science for better politics
Our society is facing major challenges. Climate change, the shift to the right in Europe, the impact of the pandemic
Universities support citizen scientists with air quality measurement
Air pollution is a global challenge that affects human health and the environment. As an invisible threat, it is often
Approaching death, dying, and grief with a breath of fresh air
In 2024, they moved into the incubator at Humboldt University’s Mitte campus to further develop their startup: Eva Hartmann and
How do companies succeed in internationalization?
This year’s Founders Schmaus of the Humboldt Founders Club was dedicated to the topic of internationalization.In the fireside chat, three
Interview with the founders of nanotechnology startup Mimotype
Mimotype has developed novel material systems for bio-inspired organic semiconductor technology, enabling light generation modeled after nature. Claudio and Danilo
greenCHEM and necessary change in the chemical industry – Interview with Martin Rahmel
In March 2024, the initiative greenCHEM has celebrated its brand launch. greenCHEM aims to make the chemical industry more sustainable