Berlin – a science and research metropolis

Packed with researchers, diversity and excellence: thanks to its many universities and independent research institutes, Berlin offers the ideal conditions for research at the highest level.

As well as offering optimum conditions for research and a research atmosphere open to partnerships, the German capital also impresses scientists with the range of cultural and leisure activities on offer: Berlin is a place people love to live in.

At Brain City Berlin, we provide an overview of the science hub Berlin, offer insights into the latest research issues and news from the Berlin science scene and introduce you to our ambassadors.

HKW

@HKW_Berlin

Manfred Hild (Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin), Marco Donnarumma, Nunu Kong and Lingling Chen will talk about artificially intelligent physicality, the boundaries between human and technical beings and how robots hear and feel. Nov 24, free admission! #Technosphärenklänge

GCRI New York

@gcri_ny

.@FU_Berlin has become the first university to partner with and be represented at all German Centers for Research and Innovation (DWIHs) worldwide. FU is thus shaping Germany's research and academic relations policy on 4 continents! More in German: bit.ly/2PsIlnm https://t.co/QaHh7RcIsP

ECDF

@ECDigitalFuture

“There is a lot going on in Berlin in the area of digitization and digital transformation”: Network expert from Iran Professor Setareh Maghsudi @TUBerlin and @ECDigitalFuture in @berlinerzeitung #digitalfuture berliner-zeitung.de/berlin/berlin-…

The Brain City Berlin campaign and its ambassadors

Our ambassadors represent the city as a science hub and share their research experiences in Berlin with scientists around the world.

Brain City Ambassador organizes Falling Walls Lab in Tunis

Brain City Berlin interviewed Dr. Sana Amairi Pyka, who hosted the first Falling Walls Lab in Tunis. The winner will participate at the Falling Walls Lab 2018 in Berlin on November 8.

News from the science location Berlin

The Diverse Scientific Landscape Of Berlin

The science hub of Berlin is interdisciplinary, interactive and international. Over 40 universities and more than 70 non-university institutions are doing research in Germany's capital. Berlin's attractiveness for both teachers and students worldwide quickly becomes clear when looking at the scientific landscape.

Scientists and scientific institutions

The Brain City Berlin Ambassadors

The Brain City campaign thrives on its ambassadors.

Young talents and established researchers share their stories about working and living in Berlin. Their task is to inspire and encourage young academics with their personal impressions.

News from the science location Berlin

Berlin Stories Journal – Science News From Berlin

Get insights and news about the German science capital in our Berlin Stories Journal. Here, we cover success stories, exciting news, valuable cooperations and innovations that happen between Berlin's academies, research institutes and companies.