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Fresh from the press: the article by Merve Kilican: Legacy in exile? Refugee professors from Nazi Germany and the reformation of Turkish academia
In her recent article Merve Kilican reexamines the legacy of refugee professors from Nazi Germany who arrived in Turkey…Two new publications by Christian Schneijderberg and Nicolai Götze
In their recently published articles, Christian Schneijderberg analyzes the “Bureaucratic organization of competition,”…We warmly welcome Nora Haag, who will be visiting INCHER from June 8 to 19, 2026.
During her research stay at INCHER, Nora Haag will present her dissertation project as part of the INCHER doctoral…How do universities communicate their contributions towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals?
In their new article, “Authenticity or strategy? How universities communicate the Sustainable Development Goals”, Burcu…Congratulations on your habilitation!
We congratulate our colleague Tim Seidenschnur: With his lecture on June 2, 2026, followed by an academic discussion,…What happens when teams led entirely by AI, teams supported by AI, and all-human teams are compared in terms of testing the reproducibility of published results from leading social science journals?
Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT are transforming how scientists conduct and validate research, offering…Transitions, and the “Sportification of Science” ─ New Podcast Episode on Multiple Competition with Prof. Dr. Julika Griem
In the fourth episode of our podcast series, science journalist Jan-Martin Wiarda speaks with Prof. Dr. Julika Griem. As…"Is Self-Employment a Career Trap?" - read the new article by I. Asanov & M. Mavlikeeva in "Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice"
A field experiment by Igor Asanov and Maria Mavlikeeva reveals that self-employed applicants switching to wage…Now online: Newsletter INCHER-(e)update 1/2026
Our biannual newsletter, “(e)-update” Issue 1/2026 is available online. Learn more about current research projects,…New editorial presents further findings from the APIKS project: "The Shifting Balance of Academic Systems: National, Regional, Global?"
How do global, regional, and national forces shape the academic profession today? This new publication explores…