Researchers involved in the project: Photos from left to right: Dr Ashwin Chari, Junior-Professor Anna Krawczuk, Professor Ricardo Mata, Professor Arwen Pearson and Dr Marti Gimferrer

The image is a representation of molecules shown in silver with blue bonds. One molecule stands out in yellow. There is also a graph with two curves on it. The graphic illustrates the research of the new project in chemistry funded by the Volkswagen Foundation, which will address the fundamental question of science: How do enzymes, nature's highly efficient catalysts, achieve almost perfect precision and efficiency?

How do enzymes, nature's highly efficient catalysts, achieve almost perfect precision and efficiency? This will be investigated by new project: “NEXT- Quantum Biology”. Congratulations to those involved: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=8028, thanks to #VolkswagenFoundation #interdisciplinary

A group photo consisting of seven people. A tree and the IAMO building can be seen in the background.

IAMO launched a new data reuse initiative on sustainable agricultural development in #CentralAsia with a kick-off #workshop. shorturl.at/pkGpz

#VolkswagenFoundation #SUSADICA #project #agriculture #Kazakhstan #Uzbekistan #iamoForum25

#VolkswagenFoundation - NOT a corporate foundation (or CSR) of VW. It's an independent NFP foundation funding research since 1960s. Committed to #metascience - provide funding for research on research and implement finds on how they fund.

#metascience25

🩺 Our project “Double Fragility: The Care Crisis in the Time of the Pandemic”, funded by the #VolkswagenFoundation, has now concluded. Yet the care crisis it examined remains urgent—at the heart of ongoing debates about health, labour, and social resilience. [1/7]

🔍 Our study "Research Cultures in Germany", commissioned by the #VolkswagenFoundation, investigates how funding structures, evaluation systems, and employment conditions shape academic life—and how we might build more secure, inclusive, and innovative research cultures. [1/7]

New IAMO research group explores rural community resilience in Central Asia A research group has been established at IAMO entitled “Navigating shocks and transformations in rural communities: An evolutionary resilience perspective from Central Asia (CARe)”. The group is led b...

New IAMO research group explores rural community #resilience in #CentralAsia: shorturl.at/TZaEb
The group is led by Nodir Djanibekov, with Barchynai Kimsanova and Atabek Umirbekov as key researchers. #CARe #SUSADICA #CAREC #VolkswagenFoundation #transformation #Kyrgyzstan #Tajikistan #Uzbekistan

#VolkswagenFoundation sponsors new junior professorship in #EarthSystemScience at #UniMainz: Igor Obreht will establish specialized lab for #paleoclimate research at Mainz University...

Prof. Edward Lemke @uni_mainz & @imbmainz receives funding by #VolkswagenFoundation for his work on the replication of cellular processes using new forms of #organelles www.uni-mainz.de/presse/aktuell/14137_ENG... #SyntheticBiology #biocondensates @VolkswagenSt...