Berlin can play an important pioneering role for the mobility transition in Germany and has already achieved a great deal along the way.

Berlin is a colourful, dynamic, open and diverse city. I love working together with international colleagues, and Berlin offers that in abundance.

Berlin is not only a vibrant location for creatives and start-ups, but is also magnetically attractive to scientists.

Berlin has an incomparably well-connected scientific and artistic infrastructure. The thresholds between the city, the respective scenes and the different institutions are low.

Whether at universities, specialised colleges or research centres: Establishing contacts and exchanging ideas is easy in Berlin.

Berlin is a pioneer in equality for women, even if we still have to continue fighting in many areas.

Berlin is exciting because the city combines so many different facets and contrasts.

As a city of science, Berlin is a melting pot with unlimited development opportunities.

Berlin has a high density of universities, colleges and research institutions. This also results in a high degree of professional diversity, which is extremely beneficial to interdisciplinary research.

The attractiveness of the city also helps science, since we can interest many good people in our job offers.

There is no expertise that is not available in Berlin. For me, this is a decisive advantage of the location.

Berlin is a lively city where non-academics who are outside the establishment can express themselves.

It is very easy in Berlin jointly to advance development processes on learning, education and competence development in nursing education.

Berlin offers multiple research focus areas. That makes the city even more attractive and interesting.

Berlin is a highly interesting science location.

Berlin has a high concentration of bright minds and unique places where people are creative together and think beyond their own horizons.

Berlin offers the academic environment a huge potential for synergies and networking. It is precisely this interdisciplinarity that creates the basic conditions for innovations.

In Berlin there are universities and research institutes with high international visibility – especially in areas related to optics and photonics.

The strength of Berlin is its diversity. This also applies to science and universities.

Berlin is open, welcoming and very international. That makes the city something special.

The great variety of scientific institutions in the city offers excellent conditions for implementing cooperative projects – at the same time with short distances.

Berlin is already the front runner in terms of equality among German university locations. About a third of the professorships are held by women, and we have cracked the 50 percent quota for doctorates.

Berlin offers diversity. The options available and the internationality make the city exciting for scientists form all over the world.

In social-ecological research, Berlin is a pacesetter for developments that can only be observed in other cities and regions with a time delay.

Berlin is curious, uncomfortable, complex and diverse. The ideal location for transformation research.

As a result of its historical development, Berlin offers a complex and stimulating environment on many levels. This open climate nourishes scientific creativity and magnetically attracts researchers of all types.

Berlin is international, multicultural, changeable and offers many research topics. Culture and nature can be reached quickly by bike.

That is the great thing about Berlin: We have outstanding science and a great scientific start-up scene. The mix here works well!

Berlin is an open, colourful city where social ideas and innovations grow and flourish. I am happy to contribute to this with my work.

For me, Berlin is the most exciting city in Germany; the cultural diversity is unbeatable.

“The best part about living and working in Berlin is the sheer number of options available, both professionally and culturally.“

Berlin has a research landscape that is one of a kind in Germany, in terms of content, disciplines, and institutions. The city is also very well positioned in terms of gender research.

Berlin is unique. In its scientific landscape, the city brings together numerous experts and innovators from a wide variety of technology, social science, and cultural areas.

Berlin's research landscape is characterized by change and progress. There is a unique energy here.

My advice for young people interested in studying in Berlin: Just go for it and keep discovering ...

Berlin is open and a magnet that attracts brilliant researchers from all over the world. The freedom to conduct research here truly is unique!

Berlin is exciting and versatile. The city offers the best opportunity for interdisciplinary collaborations.

Research in Berlin is research into contrasts. There are few cities that are closer to the zeitgeist.

Berlin constantly offers new inspiration, new ideas, new encounters: this is ideal for researchers!

Thanks to several quite recently founded institutions, Berlin is a global hub for research into the digitalisation of the economy and society.

Berlin offers diversity and an action-oriented life style. This is also visible in the research activities.

Berlin is a very dynamic city as well as a university city. I am very thankful for being able to do research in Berlin because the scientific landscape offers students and researchers alike many opportunities.

The most special aspect of life in Berlin is the intensity and quality of human exchanges, both professional and personal.

So much is happening, inside research and outside. It's so green and transport is fantastic. Berlin is both small and large. That's what I love about the city.

The density of the scientific locations in Berlin and also the networking within European networks brings a lively and dynamic element into research.

Berlin is a unique cultural and intellectual melting pot with global appeal and many top-class research institutions. In his view, the mix of the past, present, and future in Berlin is unlike that found in any other city.

Berlin is international and open. The city has a wonderful network of many different institutions that offer great chances of cooperation. A lot of emphasis is also placed on scientific communication here.

In Berlin, you can find an excellent mix of small and medium-sized research companies, as well as large firms, scientific institutes, universities and clinics.

Berlin has the most exciting academic landscape in Germany; it is great to work here. All major players in the healthcare system are represented in Berlin.

Berlin is at the flashpoint of German history. And the Charité is the history of Berlin in a nutshell.

I have my most important scientific research partners in Berlin. Especially in interdisciplinary projects it is important to work closely together.

The number of museums with permanent and temporary exhibitions, the lot of vernissages and finissages, the conferences and workshops, lectures, scholarly debates and the countless projects all make Berlin a fantastically vivid and productive scientific and scholarly environment.

Berlin’s universities are of excellent quality and together with Potsdam they create a prosperous ground to develop ideas and grow. Berlin is the perfect city for both experienced and young professionals who will dominate the businesses of our transdisciplinary future.

The city is a hotspot for new talents and leadership personalities in established organisations, whose interfaces can turn creative potential into business ideas and can evolve with an eye on socio-political questions like no other place in Europe.

Being a researcher in Berlin is amazing. Numerous great names in the history of science are closely associated with the city. I believe that Berlin is a city of opportunity.

Berlin is diverse and, when we work together, almost everything seems possible to me. If I have an idea, I can quickly put it into action with others.

Berlin needs critical spirits to continue to remain the attractive and vibrant city it has been. The university is just one place among many that make this city exciting and interesting.

Creative impulses are very important for my research and that's exactly what we have here in Berlin: Berliners and international people doing cool things; cultural institutions with very current offerings; fashion, trends, clubs.

Berlin challenges everyone to think about new topics. Or even to look at familiar topics in a new way. The German capital is a breeding ground for entrepreneurs who want to change the world.

To have so many opportunities to collaborate in a single place is really very valuable. Conferences and congresses are constantly taking place in Berlin. The world and the experts come to us.

In Berlin you have the opportunity to meet new people, discover new research topics, enter into new partnerships, and expand your own horizons every day.

The vibrant City of Berlin has a lot to offer the world in terms of high quality research programs and entrepreneurial activities.

This is a great platform and I look forward to being part of it, as it is in the spirit of Berlin's increasingly international research site.

Berlin in its totality is extraordinary. There is youth, a strong intellectual community and an enormous energy.

It's a big capital where you can find anything you could possibly look for. Come to Berlin!

Doctors, patients, designers, programmers and entrepreneurs: join us on this exciting journey to shape the future of healthcare – from Berlin to the World!

Berlin’s dynamic environment provides me with everything I need to work successfully: committed students and companies that are eager to cooperate.

Berlin, stay open, tolerant and interesting for creative people from all over the world - because science is made by them!

Berlin needs critical spirits to continue to remain the attractive and vibrant city it has been.