Cross-Kingdom Intelligence Symposium 2026
SymposiumWhat, if anything, do animals, plants, fungi, and machines have in common when they sense their environments, process information, adapt, and generate behavior? And when, if ever, should we call
What, if anything, do animals, plants, fungi, and machines have in common when they sense their environments, process information, adapt, and generate behavior? And when, if ever, should we call
Vision is a highly dynamic process. With every movement of our eyes, perception shifts: attention moves ahead, visual information is enhanced or suppressed, and our impressions are continuously reconstructed. The
The Wissen zwischen Büchern project brings researchers into local communities, creating opportunities to share their work and engage in face-to-face conversations with the public. On 6 November at 1 pm,
As part of Berlin Science Week, Science of Intelligence will once again join the Berlin Clusters of Excellence Science Slam on 6 November 2026. This much-loved tradition, hosted by Berlin’s
In the fourth instalment of the “Science for Fiction” series, Emma Braslavsky reads from her novel “Ich bin dein Mensch” (I’m Your Man). The renowned couples therapist Dr Alma Felser