German National Academy of Sciences (Leopoldina)

The Leopoldina is one of the oldest academies of science and medicine in the world. It was founded in Schweinfurt in 1652 and has been based in Halle (Saale) since 1878. Its members include outstanding researchers from all over the world. The Leopoldina was appointed as the German National Academy of Sciences in 2008.

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Andrea Bréard:
2021
(Gudrun-Holde Ortner)
Uwe Sonnewald:
2020
(Foto: Georg Pöhlein)
Thomas Brabletz:
2019
(FAU/Georg Pöhlein)
Ursula Schlötzer-Schrehardt:
2018
(Bild: FAU/Schlötzer-Schrehardt)
Hans-Peter Steinrück:
2016
(Fotostudio Glasow)
Marion Merklein:
2015
(Johannes Koch)
Michael Lackner:
2013
Jürgen Schüttler:
2013
(Fotostudio Glasow)
Cornel Sieber:
2011
(Uwe Moosburger)
Christian Bogdan:
2011
(Leopoldina)
Karl-Heinz Leven:
2011
(Markus Scholz für die Leopoldina)
Gerold Schuler:
2010
Matthias Beckmann:
2010
Willi Alfred Kalender:
2009
(Roswitha Franke)
Regina Therese Riphahn:
2007
(Katja Fischer)
André Wiesmann da Silva Reis:
2007
Norbert Sauer:
2006
(Erich Malter)
Gerd Leuchs:
2005
(Selda Müller)
Elke Lütjen-Drecoll:
2003
(Marco Gößwein)
Joachim Kalden:
2002
(Ron Germain)
Werner Hohenberger:
2002
Martin Röllinghoff:
2001
(Martin Röllinghoff)
Rolf Sauer:
2001
(Lajos Keresztes)
Christian Thiel:
2000
(Volker Peckhaus)
Gottfried Naumann:
1998
Walter Dörfler:
1997
Bernhard Fleckenstein:
1996
(Fotostudio Glasow)
Malte Wigand:
1989
(Monika Wigand)
Johannes Rohen:
1985
(Marco Gößwein)