Niki Kilbertus Appointed as a Member of the Junge Akademie

Recognized Among Germany’s Leading Young Academics

Founded in 2000 as the first academy for outstanding young academics, the Junge Akademie brings together exceptional minds from all scientific disciplines and the arts.

At this year’s annual ceremony, ten young scientists were welcomed as new members. We are delighted that our PI Niki Kilbertus is among them.

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Niki Kilbertus Appointed as a Member of the Junge Akademie

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