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The Hahn-Hissink'sche Frobenius-Stiftung supports research data management at the Frobenius Institute
In addition to the publication of research results, the management of research data is now part of good scientific practice. -
Kanem-Bornou: Archéologie et histoire d’un empire millénaire
From 7 December 2024, the National Museum of Chad in N'Djamena will be hosting a special exhibition on the results of archaeological research carried out as part of a six-year project at the Frobenius Institute in Chad.
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Country bin pull'em
The exhibition at the Weltkulturenmuseum “Country bin pull'em. Looking back together”, which was created in cooperation with the Frobenius Institute and can be seen until August 2025, has received positive reviews in the press. Here you can find some recent reviews:
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GRADE Initiative for Ethiopian Studies
In April this year, members of the Frobenius Institute founded the Initiative for Ethiopian Stu-dies as part of the Goethe University Postgraduate Academy (GRADE). -
Frobenius Institute awards research promotion prize to Dr. Joseba Estevez
Once a year, the Frobenius Institute awards the Frobenius Research Promotion Prize to excellent ethnological dissertations in German-speaking countries at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
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Start of the colloquium in the winter semester
Our colloquium on ongoing research work will begin on Mon 28 Oct 2024 and will be opened by Frijda Schmidt (University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology, UK) with her lecture ‘Feeding the Etruscans’. -
Science Festival 2024
The Frobenius Institute took part in the Science Festival 2024 and presented its rock art collection. -
Translation prize for our award winner Valerie Hänsch
Valerie Hänsch, winner of the 2017 Frobenius Prize for the Promotion of Young Researchers, has received another prize for the work we honoured with the title ‘Vertreibung und Widerstand im sudanesischen Niltal: Ein Staudammprojekt und der Versuch zu bleiben’.