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Germany news roundup: 11-17 March

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By Hristio Boytchev
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Image: Grace Gay for Research Professional News This week: attracting global talent, streamlining health data and launching an AI graduate school In depth:  A union has called on the German government to scrap the law that allows the vast majority of academics in the country to be employed on short-term contracts, saying it is causing widespread “misery” for researchers.
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German Excellence Strategy review: one down, ten continue

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By Hristio Boytchev
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University of Konstanz fails to secure ongoing support while evaluators laud work of successful institutions Ten of the 11 universities and alliances funded under Germany’s Excellence Strategy have received positive evaluations and won another seven years of support, but the University of Konstanz has lost access.
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Union calls for end to ‘misery’ of Germany’s fixed-term contracts

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By Hristio Boytchev
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Image: peopleimages.com, via Adobe Stock Poor working environment harms researchers and productivity, study suggests, underscoring demand for reform A union has called on the German government to scrap the law that allows the vast majority of academics in the country to be employed on short-term contracts, saying it is causing widespread “misery” for researchers.
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