1. Research and Research Funding Opportunities in Germany In the Context of Research Alumni Work
Dr. Dagmar Broemme
Programme Director
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
Research Alumni Meeting of
Leibniz University of Hanover
5 September, 2017
University of Glasgow

2. Overview 1
The Humboldt Foundation and Becoming a Humboldtian: Sponsorship Opportunities 2
The Humboldt Foundation and Research Alumni: Promoting German Research and International Collaboration 3
Research Alumni Work at Universities and Research Institutions
In this presentation I‘d like to talk about three things:
The Humboldt Network and Funding Opportunities
2) The Humboldt Foundation‘s role in the collaborative project “International Research Marketing” which is a joint initiative by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, the German Academic Exchange Service, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. All the activities within the project are part of the “Promote Innovation and Research in Germany” initiative under its brand “Research in Germany”. The initiative is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and seeks to strengthen and expand R& D collaboration between Germany and international partners.
Within this project, the Humboldt Foundation focuses on helping German universities and research institutions to develop their „research alumni“ networks; and
3) Specific ideas for activities that research alumni (like most of you are) can undertake to help promote international collaboration with German universities and other research institutions.

3. Overview 1
The Humboldt Foundation and Becoming a Humboldtian: Sponsorship Opportunities 2
The Humboldt Foundation and Research Alumni: Promoting German Research and International Collaboration 3
Research Alumni Work at Universities and Research Institutions
Now, let‘s start with the Humboldt Network and Funding Opportunities.

4. The Humboldt Foundation's areas of work
sponsorship of international academics as a part of foreign cultural and educational policy
strengthening cutting-edge research through internationalisation
impetus for the research location Germany by promoting individuals
advancing development through academic cooperation
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation is active in various fields:
- it supports international academics as part of foreign cultural and educational policy
- it strengthens cutting-edge research through internationalisation
- it enables individuals, who provide an impetus for the research location Germany, to spend time researching there
- it promotes development by sponsoring cooperation with researchers from emerging and developing countries 4 4

5. Principles of the Foundation
sole selection criterion: academic excellence
no quotas for countries or disciplines
sponsorship of people, not projects
free choice of academic host/collaborative partner in Germany
independent scientific research, not stipulated by the Foundation
The Humboldt Foundation supports people, not projects. It supports researchers in all disciplines. There are no quotas, neither for disciplines nor countries. The Foundation believes that even in the times of increasing team work the ability of the individual is the crucial factor for academic success. This is why it sponsors people not projects. Those chosen on this basis should be given as much freedom as possible to carry out their research projects. This includes allowing Humboldtians to choose their host institutions themselves and to conduct independent research without any stipulations from the Foundation. 5 5

6. Becoming Part of the Humboldt Network
Academics from abroad
Academics from Germany
Postdoctoral researchers
(up to 4 years after completion of doctorate)
Humboldt Research Fellowship
Georg Forster Research Fellowship (HERMES)
Feodor Lynen Research Fellowship
Junior research group leaders
(up to 6 years after completion of doctorate)
Sofja Kovalevskaja Award
Experienced researchers
(up to 12 years after completion of doctorate)
(up to 18 years after completion of doctorate)
Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award
Internationally renowned academics
Humboldt Research Award
Georg Forster Research Award
Anneliese Maier Research Award
Max Planck Research Award
Alexander von Humboldt Professorship
This chart shows the key sponsorship programmes. You can see that the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation sponsors:
academics at different career stages, usually after completion of a doctorate,
academics from abroad who wish to conduct research in Germany.
and academics from Germany who wish to conduct research abroad.
Apart from funding fellowships for postdoctoral and experienced researchers, the Humboldt Foundation also grants a number of research awards to internationally renowned academics. 6 6

7. Research fellowships for research stays in Germany
Humboldt Research Fellowship / Georg Forster Research Fellowship
Postdoctoral researchers
Experienced researchers
Duration of sponsorship
Application period
Fellowship amount
6 to 24 months
applications at any time, doctorates completed less than 4 years ago
€2,650 per month (plus additional benefits)
6 to 18 months, may be divided up into 3 stays
applications at any time, doctorates completed less than 12 years ago
€3,150 per month (plus additional benefits)
Humboldt and Georg Forster Research Fellowships for postdoctoral researchers are the programmes with which the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation enables highly-qualified scientists and scholars from abroad, who are just embarking on their academic careers and who completed their doctorates less than four years ago, to spend extended periods working on research (6-24 months) in Germany.
Humboldt and Georg Forster Research Fellowships for experienced researchers target highly-qualified scientists and scholars from abroad, who completed their doctorates less than twelve years ago, enabling them to spend extended periods working on research (6-18 months; may be divided up into a maximum of three blocks) in Germany. 7 7

8. Research awards – overview
Humboldt / Georg Forster Research Award: 60,000 EUR
Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award: 45,000 EUR
Konrad Adenauer Research Award: 50,000 EUR
Phillip Franz von Siebold Award: 50,000 EUR
Anneliese Maier Research Award: 250,000 EUR
Sofja Kovalevskaja Award: up to 1.65 million EUR
Alexander von Humboldt Professorship: 3.5 to 5 million EUR
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation offers a number of research awards. Self nominations are not possible (with the exception of the Sofja Kovalevskaja Award). Rather, academics in Germany are required to nominate foreign colleagues within their disciplines for these research awards.
In addition to the Humboldt Research Award for outstanding scientists and scholars from all disciplines from abroad, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation also grants the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award to top-flight academics from abroad, who completed their doctorates less than 18 years ago.
Highly respected foreign academics in the humanities and social sciences can be nominated for the Reimar Lüst Award for International Scholarly and Cultural Exchange. Additionally, science managers from all disciplines may be nominated for their interdisciplinary contribution to promoting cultural and academic relations between Germany and their own country.
The Konrad Adenauer Research Award promotes academic relations between Canada and the Federal Republic of Germany and is awarded annually to an internationally recognised Canadian humanities scholar.
The Phillip Franz von Siebold Award is granted annually to a Japanese academic for outstanding services to enhancing mutual understanding of culture and society in Germany and Japan.
Every year, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation grants up to five Anneliese Maier Research Awards funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research to internationally established researchers from abroad in all fields of the humanities, social science, cultural science, law and economics.
The Max Planck Research Award (joint research award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Max Planck Society) is announced on an annually-alternating basis for areas within science and engineering, life sciences and the humanities.
Successful top-rank junior researchers from abroad, who have completed their doctorate with distinction in the last six years, are eligible to apply for the Sofja Kovalevskaja Award. Award winners may spend five years building up working groups and working on a high-profile, innovative research project of their own choice at a German research institution they have selected themselves.
The Alexander von Humboldt Professorship enables leading global academics from abroad to undertake longer term pioneering research at universities and research centres in Germany. 8 8

9. Facts and Figures on British Guest Researchers
Life Sciences: 18 %
Natural Sciences: 35 %
Humanities and
Social Sciences: 43 %
Between 1953 and 2016, we have sponsored 959 British Humboldtians. Among these, there are 814 research fellows and 145 award winners. The chart also shows the research areas of British Humboldtians between 1953 and 2016.
Engineering: 4% 9 9

10. The Humboldt Network – more than 28,000 Humboldtians worldwide
An active knowledge network of more than 28,000 Humboldtians has been laid across the whole academic world – embracing over 140 states. Most Humboldtians are based in Europe, followed by Humboldtians in North America and Asia. In the Middle East and North Africa we have 754 Alumni.
as of: February 2017

11. 6 out of 28,000
Lado Chanturia, Georgia, Ambassador of Georgia in Germany (2014)
Ernest J. Moniz, USA, Secretary of Energy, U.S. Department of Energy (2013)
Joseph Klafter, Israel,
President, Tel Aviv University (2009)
Many Humboldtians around the globe are playing important roles in politics and research. Here are some examples listed such as the Ambassador of Georgia in Germany, the States‘ Secretary of Energy or the President of Peking University.
Alejandro Ceccatto, Argentina, President of CONICET (2016)
Randa Abou-bakr, Egypt, Cairo University, Humboldt Alumni Award (2013)
Enge Wang, China,
President, Peking University (2013)

12. Alumni Sponsorship and International Networking
More than 28,000 Humboldtians in over 140 countries: “Once a Humboldtian – Always a Humboldtian“
Alumni sponsorship and global networking through (inter alia):
further research stays
Research Group Linkage Programme
Humboldt Colloquia and Kollegs
Humboldt Alumni Associations
Humboldt Alumni Award
Goal: Creating and sustaining a vibrant network
We have the motto “Once a Humboldtian – always a Humboldtian". It means that Humboldt sponsorship is enduring: the Foundation is a lifetime partner, maintaining the connections on a long-term basis through its alumni sponsorship programmes.
Amongst other things, networking sponsorship caters for further research stays in Germany. This gives fellows a chance to revitalise relationships, make contacts with new partners, continue joint projects already underway, or build new collaborations.
The Research Group Linkage Programme allows Humboldtians from developing countries to apply for sponsorship in order to cooperate over a period of three years with a researcher working at a German institute and additional cooperation partners in other countries.
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation regularly organises colloquia abroad to which it invites research fellows and research award winners living in the host country. Last year we held the Colloquium here at Tel Aviv University.
The Foundation provides financial support for Humboldt Alumni Associations as well as for individual Humboldtians to organise regional and specialist conferences. These so-called Humboldt Kollegs have become one of the most popular instruments for strengthening regional and specialist networks.
The Humboldt Alumni Awards for innovative networking initiatives are granted to fellows and award winners abroad. Each award is valued at up to 25,000 EUR, and three awards are granted annually. They are designed to support projects not covered by the Foundation's existing sponsorship and alumni programmes.
The ultimate goal of these activities is to create and sustain a vibrant network which benefits both the German side and the international alumni. 12 12

13. Overview 1
The Humboldt Foundation and Becoming a Humboldtian: Sponsorship Opportunities 2
The Humboldt Foundation and Research Alumni: Promoting German Research and International Collaboration 3
Research Alumni Work at Universities and Research Institutions
Now we turn to the next topic, namely the Humboldt Foundation and Research Alumni.

14. The Collaborative Project „International Research Marketing“ sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
The overarching goals of this initiative are to increase the international visibility and profile of Germany as a place to do research and to enable German researchers to work together with the global scientific elite in their respective areas – be it by attracting the best researchers to come to Germany for a research stay or by establishing joint projects with them.

15. Research in Germany Communicating the attractiveness
Kiel
Research in Germany
Rostock
Hamburg
Communicating the attractiveness
of Germany’s diversified
research landscape
Bremen
Berlin
Hanover
Münster
Magdeburg
Dortmund
Göttingen
Leipzig
(Research) Universities
Cologne
Dresden
Jena
Aachen
Bonn
Marburg
Max Planck Institutes
Frankfurt
Fraunhofer Institutes
Bayreuth
Saarbrücken
Why is this campaign necessary? As most of you know very well, the German research landscape is quite diverse. There are several actors, chief among them universities and a range of different non-university research institutions. Round about 90 research universities, 80 Max Planck institutes, almost 20 Helmholtz Centres, and Fraunhofer and Leibniz also have in between 80 and 90 research locations each. And as you can see on this map, these actors are strongly decentralised. To the outside world this can sometimes look rather confusing. Communicating the attractiveness and the strengths of this model is a large part of what the initiative does.
Helmholtz Centres
Heidelberg
Nuremberg
Karlsruhe
Leibniz Institutes
Stuttgart
Freiburg
Munich
Konstanz

16. The Collaborative Project “International Research Marketing“
Research Alumni
Mobility and Web
DAAD
DFG
Fraunhofer
AvH
Proximity to Industry
In the collaborative project “International Research Marketing” several partners are involved:
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
Has launched several press and PR activities, such as the website
Has initiated social media tools, such as webinars, and
publishes newsletters and publications on Germany to promote Germany as a centre of research.
The DAAD furthermore organizes press tours for journalists and gives presentations on research opportunities in Germany at International Career Fairs.
The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Has launched an International Research Marketing Ideas Competition to support independent research marketing activities by German universities and research institutions
Is present at international specialist conferences to promote Germany as a location for research in specific fields
Organizes Topic-based workshops and a forum for the exchange of relevant professional knowledge in the area of research marketing
Develops information products for specific subject areas and target groups
The Fraunhofer Gesellschaft
Has launched several initiatives to link industry sectors with the German high-tech and innovation strategy (expl: InnoMine Chile, InnoHealth Australia).
I’ll be focusing on the activities of the Alexander von Humboldt foundation with “Research Alumni” of German universities and institutions, which build on the Foundation’s expertise in supporting and building a worldwide network of more than 28,000 scholars, scientists, and engineers in over 140 countries.
What are research alumni, what roles can they play?:
Research alumni are scholars, scientists and engineers who have carried out research in Germany or been involved in research collaborations with German institutions.
Research alumni are:
Ambassadors for German research
Facilitators of connections between individual researchers and research networks
Counselors about the value of international research collaboration and experience – and how to solve the problems that often go with international collaborations
Role models for early career researchers planning their own careers, particularly those thinking about how to integrate international experience into their careers.
Proximity to Research

17. Overview 1
The Humboldt Foundation and Becoming a Humboldtian: Sponsorship Opportunities 2
The Humboldt Foundation and Research Alumni: Promoting German Research and International Collaboration 3
Research Alumni Work at Universities and Research Institutions
So, how do we support the research alumni work at universities and research institutions?

18. Fostering research alumni work in Germany
Since 2011, the Humboldt Foundation has provided financial support for universities and research institutions to develop research alumni networks and strategies. We have also provided events for research alumni advisors.
There are 36 institutions in Germany which were awarded for their research alumni strategy by the Humboldt Foundation.
The Leibniz University of Hanover has received two awards since 2014 for their compelling concepts concerning research alumni activities. Most recently, in the 2016 contest, it was selected to organize today’s "Research Alumni Meeting Abroad" here in Glasgow.
Places with institutions having a successful research alumni strategy:

19. Results and perspectives from 5 years of research alumni work
State Secretary at the
Federal Ministry of
Dr. Georg Schütte
Education and Research
The German PDF file can be downloaded here:
Free copies of the German or English brochure are available
Research Alumni Work in Germany:
duz Special in German
More information is available on
from Raabe Verlag
Connecting the World’s Academic
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation:
Elite with Germany
of Research Alumni
Forming lasting bonds between international
researchers and Germany
The Discovery
Humboldt 6 18
Research Alumni Work 14
Alumni Activities of the 42 44
Humboldt Foundation 47 50
48 Testimonials: .
Background 5
Greeting
ter of research. In the meantime, there has been broad recognition across institutions that engaging
this specific alumni segment can contribute significantly to successfully implementing internation
ties and research institutions on how to pursue more intensive and strategic-minded engagement in
At its core, our initiative promoted the following idea: There is no lack of good ideas across universi
Dear Reader,
“The research alumni initiatives by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation offer exactly the kind
each institution’s own research alumni – but these ideas need greater support. Our competitions on
of impetus we needed to drive this topic forward within our university.” We frequently hear feedback
like this from research administrators at universities and research institutions in Germany. For the
eral Ministry of Education and Research as part of the joint International Research Marketing project
past five years, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation has received support from the German Fed
to draw attention to research alumni work in the larger context of Germany as an international cen
alization strategies. At the same time, however, a well-crafted approach is needed.
in Germany. It understands that research alumni work can only be effective if the groundwork has
been laid out in advance. In this context, it is worth recalling the initiatives the “Award for Germany’s
mentation of 26 concepts in total and fostered ‘best practices’ for successful research alumni work.
Humboldt Foundation continues to build on its decade-long initiative to foster a culture of welcome
their institution’s research alumni as well as for dialog between the research alumni advisors from
different institutions.
The program on research alumni strategies represents yet another way in which the Alexander von
Friendliest Immigration Office” and “Welcome Centres for Cosmopolitan Universities” through which
Different events established the framework for meetings between “Research Alumni Advisors” and
We thank the Federal Ministry for Education and Research for making the Humboldt Foundation
the Humboldt Foundation and its partners, the Stifterverband für die deutsche Wissenschaft and the
research alumni strategies from recent years provided an excellent occasion for promoting the imple
initiative.
researchers before and during their research stay in Germany.
Helmut Schwarz
Deutsche Telekom Foundation, highlighted the importance of strong support structures for guest
have also turned their attention to new target groups,
Nearly unthinkable just twenty years ago, universities
including research alumni from across the globe.
mented such activities. This is the state of progress after
The Discovery of Research Alumni
and research institutions in Germany today are actively
structure for professional alumni relations work. They |
focus of the network is most important. |
Budding but Delicate
Half of the research-intensive universities in Germany
However, according to a recent Humboldt Foundation
report plans to establish research alumni activities.
survey, only about ten percent have already imple |
their needs and interests are taken seriously, and that
university graduates or fellow researchers must feel that
The Value Must be Clear
five years of promoting research alumni work.
the network adds real value. Successful alumni groups
have many aspects in common, but there are important
differences too. For research alumni, the professional
Support in All Career Phases |
A brief introduction to the Humboldt Foundation’s
and the challenges they bring.
Foundation, talks about the value of alumni networks
»Once a Humboldtian,
alumni programs
always a Humboldtian«
The Humboldt Network offers Humboldtians
worldwide a wealth of personal and professional
benefits, says a recent study. In an interview, Enno
“Research Alumni Work Checklist”.
relations program, tailoring it to the alma mater’s
Every university develops its own research alumni
goals and needs. Activities that have proved
useful time and again are featured in the following |
The Perfect Trio |
Research Alumni in their Own Words
Signs of Change
Closer collaboration with the Humboldt Foundation’s
US-based research alumni |
Aufderheide, Secretary General of the Humboldt
President of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
Helmut Schwarz
Education and Research
by Angelika Fritsche and
Interview by Veronika Renkes
Veronika Renkes
by Barbara Sheldon
by Klaus Manderla
by Barbara Sheldon
objectives of the internationalization strategy – if it can rely on broad participation and proactive
Gesellschaft) in this area. Ultimately, research marketing can only succeed – and help achieve the
engagement on the part of Germany’s science (and research funding) organizations, research institu
tions and universities.
We therefore gratefully acknowledge the role of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in promot
search stays. Under the brand “Research in Germany”, and as part of the joint “International Research
Germany’s visibility as an international center of research is an important prerequisite if we want
Dear Readers,
ing international research marketing since The Humboldt Foundation has contributed its core
Marketing” project, the Federal Ministry of Education and Research has supported the correspond
ing initiatives conducted by German science and research organizations (Alexander von
Foundation, German Academic Exchange Service, German Research Foundation,
are international postdocs or experienced researchers who have conducted research stays in Ger
overview of the main results and insights from five years of research alumni work, supplemented by
is a sign that the work of the Humboldt Foundation has been successful. This publication provides an
the Humboldt Foundation’s own experience in alumni relations.
I hope you will find the content interesting and useful – and wish you continued success
in your research alumni work!
research alumni work so far, and many others have been included in a valuable dialog on the subject,
ence and research in Germany. The fact that 26 institutions have received concrete support for their
a priority to support and strengthen research alumni work at German universities. Research alumni
experiences with other partners. Over the past several years, the Humboldt Foundation has made it
many, become familiar with Germany as a center of research, and then continued with their research
careers in other countries. Research alumni are the ideal ‘multipliers’ – ambassadors for Germany as
an international center of research, who can communicate authentically the value of conducting sci
competency – the establishment of a worldwide, life-long Humboldt alumni network – and shares its
to attract leading scientists and scholars from abroad for collaborative projects and longer-term re - -
Georg Schütte
by Barbara Sheldon 25
Internationale Forschende nachhaltig
an Deutschland binden |
alumni work. 26
Research Alumni Phase 2:
Die Entdeckung
Research Alumni Phase 1:
The Explorers
der Forscher-Alumni 35
»A mix of regular information and -
by Veronika Renkes - |
Interview with Johannes Müller, University of Cologne
Veronika Schilling
New Standards through Web 2.0 - 36 - | 40
by Barbara Sheldon and Veronika Schilling -
Nurturing Long-term Relations 24 |
complement.
von Humboldt Foundation
President of the Alexander
Prof. Dr. Helmut Schwarz
research alumni work, but social networks are an ideal -
Constantly Setting Sail
are the very things those hoping to connect with research -
alumni should be focusing on. |
mobile researchers during such life and career phases -
Stops in multiple countries and at different institutions have -
become common for high-profile international scientists
and scholars. The things that are especially important for
by Barbara Sheldon and
targeted personal contact«
An Impressive Group 30
In building its research alumni program, the University of
Göttingen draws on experience gained from its general
alumni activities.
by Angelika Fritsche
Annual highlight:
the Chancellor of Germany Angela
Merkel, here in July 2015 in Berlin.
stay in Germany by meeting with
Chancellor Fellows conclude their
activities to promote research and nurture international ties. |
by Angelika Fritsche 32
Interview with Bernd Hackstette, University of Göttingen
Targeting Unique Potential
The University of Heidelberg builds on existing networks to
advance its research alumni work. 54
a mass audience«
Panorama
56 Imprint 31
» Research alumni work is not about addressing
Research Alumni Phase 5:
Each year, the Humboldt Foundation’s -
Personal contact and communication form the basis of all
»Appreciation for research alumni work must 33
also improve within universities themselves« -
The University of Cologne uses its research alumni
Fraunhofer
Personal Contact is Key 34 .
Interview with Silke Rodenberg, University of Heidelberg
The Networkers 28
The Shapers
Research Alumni Phase 4:
Research Alumni Phase 3: 29 27
Results and perspectives from 5 years of research alumni work
A special edition of the Deutsche Universitätszeitung (duz) “The Discovery of Research Alumni” , published in August 2015, summarises key findings and insights from the first five years’ research alumni work sponsored by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
Download and further information:
Welcome Centers lay the foundation for research
research alumni initiatives possible within the framework of the International Research Marketing
by Cathleen S. Fisher 4
Georg Schütte
State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of
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TABLE OF
GREETING
The Go-Getters
CONTENTS
courting their alumni and building the necessary infra
The Mentors
by Angelika Fritsche
Alumni who choose to join a network of fellow

20. Managing a Long-term Relationship:
Managing a Long-term Relationship: Things You Can Do as Research Alumni 1
Keep in touch with your German host institution 2
Talk about your experiences; be a role model 3
Use professional occasions to disseminate information (conferences, guest lectures etc.)
So what can you do as research alumni of the Leibniz University of Hanover?
First of all, keep in touch with your German host institution. And you being here at this event shows that you are interested in keeping this relationship alive.
Furthermore, we would like to encourage you to talk about your experiences in Germany. It is important that you are a role model for other researchers in Britain who are interested in a research stay in Germany. Also, please use professional occasions such as conferences and guest lectures to disseminate information on Germany as a research location.
Another good idea is also to keep informed about research funding opportunities in Germany on the relevant websites.
Based on what we have learned through the competitions we organised and judging from our own experience, there are a few very simple things research alumni can do to realise the benefits I just mentioned:
Alumni relations are never a one-way street. In this sense, we would like to encourage you to be proactive and to stay in touch with your host university once you have left Germany. I am sure the responsible people in Berlin will be more than happy to hear any ideas and suggestions on how to optimise alumni relations.
Use the power of word-of-mouth: talk about your experiences in informal discussions with colleagues and students and point them towards resources like our Research in Germany website
Talk about your experiences when you are presenting papers at conferences or giving guest lectures at other institutions
Visit research-in-germany.de to find material such as PowerPoint slides and further hints and tips 4
Keep abreast of research and research funding opportunities in Germany at  Campaigns & Activities  Research Alumni or:
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21. Need more information? www.research-in-germany.org
The website is always worth looking at when you need information on how to carry out research in Germany.

22. Further Information: AvH Research Alumni Initiative
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
Dr. Barbara Sheldon
Head of Division Strategic Planning
Tel:
Kathrin Sturmhöfel
Programme Officer
International Research Marketing
Tel:
Dr. Veronika Schilling
Programme Director
International Research Marketing
Tel:
You can find further information on our research alumni initiative on our website. On this slide my colleagues who are responsible for the Research Alumni Initiative at the Humboldt Foundation are listed.

23. Contact Information: Sponsorship opportunities
Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung
Jean-Paul-Straße 12
53173 Bonn
Germany
So, I hope this gave you a good insight.
Thank you very much for your attention!
Now I am happy to answer any questions you might have. 23