We annouce for the sixth time the Justus von Liebig-Award for World Nutrition for outstanding achievements in the fight against hunger.
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The award is endowed with 30,000 Euros and was awarded on September 17, 2018 during the Tropentag at the Ghent University, Belgium.
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For 2019, the Foundation fiat panis has again issued the Hans Hartwig Ruthenberg-Graduate-Award, endowed with € 7,500. The deadline is April 30, 2019. Please note the conditions for application!
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The Ruthenberg awards of the Foundation fiat panis were handed over at the Tropentag in Ghent, Belgium on Sept. 17, 2018.
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Applications for research projects should be submitted by professors, directors, and doctoral supervisors.
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The Foundation fiat panis initiates and supports research projects for development-related agricultural and nutritional research.
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The Foundation fiat panis awards travel grants for master theses at the University of Hohenheim, which are focussed to end hunger and malnutrition in developing countries.
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The Foundation provides research funding for doctoral students for development-relevant work at the ZEF, Bonn and the FSC, Hohenheim.
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The discussion of scientific results and the exchange of scientists is an important starting point to stimulate the generation of new research agenda.
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In 2007, the Eiselen Foundation has taken over the Liebig-Award from the Alfred Toepfer Stiftung F.V.S. It is awarded to individuals or institutions who have made an outstanding contribution to the improvement of the world nutrition. It was awarded for the first time by the Eiselen Foundation in 2009. The award is endowed with 25,000 Euros and is granted basically undivided.
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The promotion of qualified young professionals is a major concern of the Foundation fiat panis. The Josef G. Knoll-European Science Award has been awarded every two years since 1986 to authors for the best submitted dissertations, which provide an innovative contribution to the improvement of the nutritional status of populations in developing countries.
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The promotion of qualified university graduates is a major concern of the Foundation. In addition to the Josef G. Knoll-European Science Award, the Eiselen Foundation had created the Hans Hartwig Ruthenberg-Graduate Award in 1999 to award outstanding diploma or master theses in the field of food security.
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