German Academy of Sciences

The German Academy of Sciences, known as the Leopoldina, is Germany's national academy dedicated to promoting scientific excellence. Founded in 1652, it brings together leading researchers from various fields to conduct interdisciplinary work, advise policymakers, and engage with the public on scientific issues. The academy emphasizes the importance of science in society and aims to foster innovation and education. Members are selected based on their significant contributions to science, and the academy publishes research, holds conferences, and collaborates with other institutions to advance knowledge and address global challenges.