Statement 16 April 2025

Statement by the Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany on the Coalition Agreement between the Christian Democratic Union of…

The Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany strongly supports the coalition agreement between CDU/CSU and SPD with its clear commitment to Germany as a strong hub for research and innovation.
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Legislation, Democracy, Legislation, Federal Elections, Financing, German Science Policy
Statement 26 March 2025

Joint Declaration by German Science Organizations and the German Federal Minister of Education and Research

The freedom of science is at the heart of liberal, democratic societies. Without this freedom, it is impossible for scientific efforts to be geared toward gaining knowledge and facts.
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Internationale Wissenschaftspolitik, International Cooperation, Europe, International, Democracy, Academic Freedom, International Relations, European Science Policy
Statement 18 February 2025

The Demands of the Alliance of Science Organizations in Germany to the Future German Government

Germany’s research is among the best in the world. In order to continue to enable top performance, science and innovation-friendly framework conditions and clear political support for science are needed.
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German Science Policy, Academic Freedom, Innovation, Science Communication, Legislation, Financing, Financing, Legislation, Federal Elections, Europe
Statement 10 January 2025

Open Letter on the future of research and innovation in the European Union

The following text was sent to the President of the European Commission, Dr Ursula von der Leyen, as an open letter from the Alliance of Science Organizations.
Internationale Wissenschaftspolitik, Horizon Europe, Financing, International, Europe, Innovation, Financing, European Science Policy
Statement 10 December 2024

Science must be free! The Alliance of Science Organisations’ proposals for the reduction of bureaucracy

The Alliance of Science Organisations has made the reduction of particularly burdensome bureaucracy a priority. Concrete proposals are now summarised in the following statement.
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German Science Policy, Legislation, Europe

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Participants of the Alliance meeting on June 6, 2024 at the Harnack House in Berlin
Participants of the Alliance meeting on June 6, 2024 at the Harnack House in Berlin. From back left to front right: Dr. Thomas Hesse (AvH), Dr. Jens-Peter Gaul (HRK), Prof. Dr. Holger Hanselka (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft), Prof. Dr. Robert Schlögl (AvH), Prof. Dr. Gerald H. Haug (Leopoldina), Dr. Jan Biesenbender (Leibniz-Gemeinschaft), Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Wick (Wissenschaftsrat), Prof. Dr. Walter Rosenthal (HRK), Prof. Dr. Otmar D. Wiestler (HGF), Franziska Broer (HGF), Elisabeth Ewen (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft), Thomas May (Wissenschaftsrat), Dr. Kai Sicks (DAAD), Prof. Dr. Katja Becker (DFG), Franziska Hornig (Leopoldina), Dr. Simone Schwanitz (MPG), Prof. Dr. Patrick Cramer (MPG). (Photo: David Ausserhofer)
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