DFG: Leibniz Awards and Junior Research Groups
Leibniz Laureates at the University of Bonn
- Prof Dr Peter Scholze (2016), Institute for Mathematics
- Prof Dr Frank Bradke (2016), DZNE (on leave)
- Prof Dr Stefan Grimme (2015), Institute for Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
- Prof Dr Gunter Hartmann (2012), Institute for Clinical Chemistry and Pharmacology
- Prof Dr Christian Kurts (2012), Institute for Experimental Immunology
- Prof Dr Armin Falk (2009), Center for Economics and Neuroscience
- Prof Dr Wolfgang Lück (2008), Hausdorff Research Institute for Mathematics (HIM)
- Prof Dr Michael Famulok (2002), LIMES Institute
- Prof Dr Stefan Müller (2000), Institute for Applied Mathematics
- Prof Dr Michael Rapoport (1992), Institute for Mathematics
Emeriti
- Prof Dr Sigrid Peyerimhoff (1989), Institute for Theoretical Chemistry
- Prof Dr Werner Hildenbrand (1988), Institute for Social and Economical Sciences
Further Leibniz Laureates
- Prof Dr Frank Neese (2010), moved to Max Planck Institute for Bioanorganical Chemistry in Mülheim an der Ruhr
- Prof Dr Holger Fleischer (2008), moved to Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Private Law in Hamburg
- Prof Dr Felix Otto (2006), moved to Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Natural Sciences in Leipzig
- Prof Dr Karl Christoph Klauer (2004), moved to the University of Freiburg
- Prof Dr Gerd Faltings (1996), moved to Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Bonn
- Prof Dr Gisela Anton (1994), moved to the University of Nürnberg-Erlangen
- Prof Dr Martin Jansen (1990), moved to Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research Stuttgart
- Prof Dr Günter Harder (1988), moved to Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Bonn (Emeritus)
Recent Emmy Noether Junior Research Groups at the University of Bonn
- Dr Michael Frei (since 2011), Mechanisms of oxidative stress tolerance in rice and their application in the molecular breeding of genotypes adapted to stress environments
- Dr Tino Ullrich (since 2012), Effiziente Modelle für multivariate Funktionen und hochdimensionale Approximation
- Prof Dr Stefan Kratsch (since 2012), Effiziente Vorverarbeitung für schwere Probleme: neue Techniken und präzise Modelle für Datenreduktion
- Prof Dr Jürgen Gall (since 2013), Auf Menschen fokussiertes visuelles Erkennen und Verstehen von Szenen
- Dr Vladimir Lazic (since 2013), Gute Strukturen in der höherdimensionalen birationalen Geometrie
- Dr Markus Schwarzländer (since 2013), Dynamic respiratory regulation in plant mitochondria
- Dr Wolf Harmening (since 2013), Neue adaptive Optiken für die ophthalmologische Bildgebung und Funktionsprüfung: Untersuchung visueller Funktion und Dysfunktion auf Einzelzellebene
- Dr Andreas Schlitzer (since 2015), Transkriptionelle Regulation der funktionellen Spezialisierung von Monozyten Populationen während Gesundheit und Krankheit
