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Science and Research Research Facilities in Hamburg

Next to academic science centres, Hamburg offers a broad range of private, state-funded, independent & non-academic research facilities.

Research Facilities in Hamburg

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BNITM

Research Facilities Bernhard Nocht Institute

Germany’s largest institute for tropical medicine, dedicated to treatments and therapies for tropical and infectious diseases.

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DESY 2009

Research Facilities DESY Research Centre

DESY is among the world’s leading centres for particle acceleration, attracting researchers from more than 40 countries.

Academy of Sciences and Humanities (AHW)
Schneehage / Berchthold

Research Facilities Academy of Science

The Academy of Sciences and Humanities has been supporting research visibility and variety in Northern Germany since 2004.

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Institute for Social Research Hamburg / Bodo Dretzke

Research Institutes Hamburg Institute for Social Research

This publicly owned institute researches contemporary history and the social sciences.

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Max Planck Institute for Meteorology

Research Facilities Max Planck Institute for Meteorology

The institute analyses changes and perturbations to the climate through complex Earth system models.

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Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE)

Research Facilities Center for Molecular Neurobiology

Universität Hamburg's Centre for Molecular Neurobiology is a top neuroscience centre in Germany.

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