Website hosted by US Social Sciences Research Council. Information about joint doctoral/post-doctoral fellowship programme with the Free University of Berlin; aimed at young US scholars specializing in German and European international studies.

Information about research institutions, medical clinics, bio-tech companies and education facilities based at the Berlin-Buch campus.

Complete list of 45 major research institutes, with English-language information and contact details; links to institutes' websites (when available).

A scientific institution under the auspices of the German Foreign Office with its centre in Berlin and offices across the world, the Institute offers information about archaeological excavations, research, scholarships and its international scientific cooperations.

International Max Planck Research School; information about courses and scholarships; joint program of FU, Humboldt and Fritz Haber Institute.

The Wissenschaftskolleg is an Institute for Advanced Study that offers scholars of international standing, promising junior researchers, and personalities of cultural life the opportunity to pursue their chosen projects during an academic year. Fields represented at the Kolleg range from Classics and Ancient History to the more theoretical aspects of natural sciences.

Postgraduate research center offering PhD stipends for academic research into evolutionary and ontogenetic dynamics; information about academic structure and curriculum; joint project of FU, Humboldt and University of Michigan.

Information on research and development of application-oriented algorithmic mathematics; details of interdisciplinary partnerships with universities and scientific institutes in Berlin. Divisions: Scientific Computing, Computer Science.

Information on the five research institutions of the Max Planck Society that are located in Berlin.

The WZB is the largest research institution in the social sciences in the whole of Europe. Detailed information on research concerning the foundations of social science, developmental trends, problems of adaptation, and possibilities for innovation in modern societies.

The American Academy offers scholarships for up to one year to U.S. junior researchers and senior scholars who wish to carry out independent research in the exciting environment of Berlin. Fellows also profit from affiliations with the universities, ministries, museums, libraries, or other professional organizations in Berlin. Special programs for artists and public policy researchers.

Major research center in applied mathematics and numerics (55 members of faculty); regularly offers PhD studentships and post-doctoral positions. Strong on commercial applications.