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Apply now: 2026 Fellowships from the Klassik Stiftung Weimar

The Weimar Classic Foundation is once again offering its renowned fellowship programs this year.

These programs support outstanding academic, journalistic, and artistic projects across three funding categories. As residency fellowships, they provide a two-month stay in the cultural city of Weimar. Fellowship recipients are invited to all academic and cultural events organized by the Weimar Classic Foundation. In addition, a scholarly research colloquium is held regularly to facilitate an interdisciplinary exchange of ideas.

The next application deadline is July 31, 2026.
For all information on the various fellowship programs and the application process: click here.

Submit your project idea now and become part of a vibrant, inspiring, and international research community!

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Pop-Up Salon #3 LIFE

Salon 2035 – Jena Discusses the Future

Three evenings, three exciting topics, a time horizon of 2035: Jena looks to the future together. The pop-up salons on Wagnergasse invite the academic community and the general public to engage in genuine conversations about highly relevant topics and scenarios—open, informal, and on equal footing. Short presentations, lively discussion, cold drinks. Come by and join the conversation!

Pop-Up Salon #3: The Silent Crisis – Global Biodiversity

We are in the midst of a global ecological crisis without historical precedent: worldwide, the extinction rates of animal and plant species are skyrocketing to levels many times higher than natural rates. Yet this silent loss is far more than an abstract conservation issue; it shakes the very foundations of our civilization and poses a global and existential threat to our economic systems and our very existence.

Our third salon looks beyond the immediate picture and analyzes the bigger picture:

  • Where are the global “red lines” of biodiversity, the crossing of which could trigger irreversible tipping points for the Earth system?
  • If global demand for resources is the main cause of species extinction, what global options for action do we still have to halt the impending collapse?
  • How do we prepare, as a country and as an urban society, for the global impacts of dwindling biodiversity, on which our economy and our survival directly depend?

Together with experts and participants, we will seek global solutions and local responses to a crisis that knows no borders.

Admission is free. For more information click here.

WANN: June 25, 2026, 5:00–9:00 p.m.

WO: Pop-Up FORUM (Wagnergasse 25, 07743 Jena)