Founded in 1759, the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities, one of Germany’s oldest scientific academies, is not only a traditional intellectual society but also an important institution of international significance. It focuses primarily on fundamental research in the sciences and the humanities, mainly through large, long-term research projects. Since 2010, the Academy has been promoting excellent young talents from all disciplines with its young academy (‘Junges Kolleg’).
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2025
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2025
(FAU/Anna Tiessen)
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2020
(Foto: FAU/David Hartfiel)
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2020
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2019
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2019
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2018 
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2018
(Foto: Isabelle Grassme)
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2018
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2018
(Peter Kraus)
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2017
(Gerhard Schnabel)
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2017
(Guilia Iannicelli)
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2017
(Georg Pöhlein)
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2017
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2015 
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2009
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2006
(Martin Öttinger)
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2005
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1999
(Ron Germain)
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1995
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1989
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1988
Young Academy (‘Junges Kolleg’)
The Young Academy is the funding programme of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities aimed at excellent young researchers in Bavaria.
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2025
(Foto: FAU/Georg Pöhlein)
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2019
(FAU/Kurt Fuchs)
