News from the Academy

Portrait photo of Klaus Blaum. Front view of a man smiling at the viewer. He is not wearing glasses and has short brown hair.

Awards

Klaus Blaum to Receive Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize 2026

Physicist Prof. Dr. Klaus Blaum is receiving the Prize for his work on physical constants and symmetries in nature, which is based on precision measurements using ions in electromagnetic traps. 

Portrait photo of Klaus Blaum. Front view of a man smiling at the viewer. He is not wearing glasses and has short brown hair.

Awards

Klaus Blaum to Receive Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize 2026

Physicist Prof. Dr. Klaus Blaum is receiving the Prize for his work on physical constants and symmetries in nature, which is based on precision measurements using ions in electromagnetic traps. 

Portrait photo of Klaus Blaum. Front view of a man smiling at the viewer. He is not wearing glasses and has short brown hair.

Awards

Klaus Blaum to Receive Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize 2026

Physicist Prof. Dr. Klaus Blaum is receiving the Prize for his work on physical constants and symmetries in nature, which is based on precision measurements using ions in electromagnetic traps. 

Chest portrait of Stefan Maul. He wears round glasses, has short gray hair, and smiles at the viewer. He wears a shirt, tie, and suit jacket.

Awards

Stefan M. Maul is "University Teacher of the Year"

Assyriologist Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Stefan Maul has been awarded the Prize German Association of University Professors and Lecturers (DHV). since , he has been leading the excavation of ancient Nineveh, the former capital of the Assyrian Empire (now Iraq).

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Research Projects

Digital collection of basic vocabulary for around 1,500 languages of the world

New project Academies' Programme for funding under the Academies' Programme .

The bronze medal depicts the head of Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom. The inscription "Heidelberger Academy of Sciences and Humanities " runs along the edge of the medal.

Calls for Applications

Academic semester 2026/27

Call for applications for a sabbatical to submit an application to Academies' Programme. The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2026.