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50 Years of Heidelberg University in India
The SAI was established in 1962 as an academic institution of Heidelberg University with a branch office in New Delhi. Research and teaching at SAI focus on India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Given their close links with the South Asian subcontinent, adjacent countries and cultural regions like Afghanistan and Tibet also figure prominently in the work of the SAI. More
16 April 2012
Indo-German Urban Mela opens in MumbaiThe Indo-German Urban Mela - a unique blend of technology, science, culture and entertainment - was inaugurated on April 13th, 2012 at Cross Maidan Garden. On until April 22nd, 2012 in Mumbai, this urban extravaganza is part of the celebrations titled "Germany and India 2011-2012: Infinite Opportunities" that commemorate 60 years of the establishment of Indo-German diplomatic ties.
16 April 2012
Anniversary Conference of the South Asia Institute in New DelhiBetween Global Aspirations and Local Realities. India's Cities in Interdisciplinary Perspective March 26-28, 2012
16 April 2012
South Asia Institute invites to 50 daily lecturesCurrent and historical developments in South Asia will be discussed in 50 daily lectures during the summer semester. From April 19 to July 27, the South Asia Institute invites to a lecture series called "Academic Lunch Break".
4 April 2012
German-Japanese University Consortium Signs Joint StatementRepresentatives of the six partner institutions met in Kyoto for a two-day conference
16 March 2012
Network Meeting of Heidelberg University for Research Alumni from South AsiaAs part of the new Research Alumni project, Heidelberg Alumni International (HAI), Ruperto Carola's central alumni initiative, is holding a network meeting for researchers from South Asia who were once visiting scientists and scholars at Heidelberg University
14 March 2012
Hotspots for biogenesis of small RNA molecules in plant cells discoveredScientists at Heidelberg University study fine-tuning of protein production
17 February 2012
Three Cluster Members take up New PositionsThe careers of three members of research project B12 "Rethinking Trends" have taken new turns: Jennifer Altehenger, Lena Henningsen, and Petra Thiel were appointed to positions at different institutions in Germany and the UK.
16 February 2012
Y-SASM Workshop at South Asia Institute, 14th - 16th June 2012The third annual Y-SASM (Young South Asian Scholars Meet) workshop will be hosted by the South Asia Institute, Heidelberg University and will take place from the 14th to 16th June 2012.
15 February 2012
"Don't Cut My Head Off" closes Film FestivalThe documentary "Don't Cut My Head Off" by Dr. Somnath Batabyal has been chosen as the closing film at the Indian film festival "Persistence Resistance" in New Delhi, India.
15 February 2012
Germany as investment destination for Indian IT companiesFlush with cash, German companies are increasing their budgets for full service IT providers, according to recent studies. At this year's NASSCOM India Leadership Forum 2012 from 14 - 16 February in Mumbai, Germany Trade & Invest has representatives to share the latest opportunities for India's IT enterprises in Germany.
13 February 2012
Research and development make German companies fit for the futureOne of the key results of the 'German Innovation Survey 2011' published by the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) is that in 2010, more German companies continuously pursued research and development than ever before. The figure was at 34,000, or 12 percent of German companies, thus topping the previous peak value from 2008.
7 February 2012
Call for Panels: Annual Conference 2012 organised by Research Area D "Historicities & Heritage"Dr. Anton Meinhart and Prof. Michael Platten receive the 2011 Chica and Heinz Schaller Research Awards
2 February 2012
Researchers in Heidelberg Investigate Intracellular TransportDr. Anton Meinhart and Prof. Michael Platten receive the 2011 Chica and Heinz Schaller Research Awards
