WIN Research Projects
In 2002, the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities WIN-Kolleg its WIN-Kolleg with financial support from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MWK) of Baden-Württemberg. It is part of the Young Academy | HAdW. The goal is to support outstanding young researchers by funding interdisciplinary research groups. The Academy also promotes networking with outstanding researchers in the state, thereby helping to foster the members’ connection to and identification with Baden-Württemberg as a center of scientific excellence. Members of the Young Academy in WIN-Kolleg are directly integrated into the Academy’s program WIN-Kolleg an extended period and participate in shaping it.
In the WIN-Kolleg’s working groups, the funded researchers gain experience early in their careers of how fruitful it is to engage with other disciplines and collaborate across disciplinary boundaries. A key aspect of the WIN College’s concept is that the groups work very independently, thereby acquiring skills that are essential for appointment to a full professorship. To date, 35 projects across eight research focus areas have been successfully completed; currently, seven additional projects in two research focus areas are receiving funding.
Funded by:
HAdW
WIN-Kolleg
10 Research Focus
Embodiment. Interactions between Body, Mind, and Machine
since
WIN-Kolleg
9 Research Focus
Complexity Reduction – Principles, Methods, and Challenges
since
WIN-Kolleg
3 Research Focus
The human life cycle - Biological, social, and cultural aspects
2012
WIN-Kolleg
1 Research Focus
Brain and mind. Physical and psychological functions of the brain
2007