Once again, medical professionals, researchers, and medical students can look forward to engaging presentations – we cordially invite you to participate in the fourth Jung Symposium "Excellence in human medicine 2024"! 

For those residing in Hamburg, we extend a warm invitation to join us in person at the Ian K. Karan auditorium, UKE, Hamburg, to experience our speakers up close. Of course, we will also be livestreaming the presentations of our award winners worldwide. The event will take place on Friday, May 3 2024, from 13:00 to 16:00.

Learn more here. 

For six years, we had the privilege to accompany her on her journey, and today, we extend our heartfelt congratulations: Our “Deutschlandstipendien” scholarship recipient, Kira Ayleen Offen, has passed her third state examination! She was one of the first human medicine students whom we supported with this scholarship, and her talent and dedication have been a great source of inspiration, not only in the medical field. In an email to us, she expressed her gratitude for being able to 'focus on my studies and research' thanks to the support of the scholarship, while still 'fulfilling my volunteer commitments, engaging in music, and finding time for family and friends.' We wish her all the best on her continued journey in medicine and research! 

Since receiving the Jung Career Advancement Award in 2022, Dr Anastasios Giannou has been involved in 20 publications in the past year alone. Now, he is following a unique opportunity: Dr Giannou will be joining the University Hospital Favoloro in Argentina as a guest professor to exchange expertise with local professionals on methods of microsurgical transplantation. As the medical equipment available on-site is insufficient for his ambitious scientific endeavors, Dr Giannou will allocate a portion of his prize money to acquire the necessary tools. We are delighted that our support contributes to advancing international knowledge exchange and wish Dr Giannou all the best.