Group photo of the registered doctoral graduates of the year 2023/24

    PhD Graduation Ceremony on Schillertag

    Awarding of the doctoral prizes and the Rowena-Morse prize and honouring of all doctoral researchers who completed their doctoral degrees in the previous year
    Group photo of the registered doctoral graduates of the year 2023/24
    Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
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    Types of event
    Festveranstaltung
    Venue
    Universitätshauptgebäude
    Fürstengraben 1, Aula
    07743 Jena
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    Organized by
    Graduierten-Akademie
    Contact
    Judith Malsam
    Language of the event
    German
    Wheelchair access
    Yes
    Public
    Yes
    Registration required
    Yes

    At the graduation ceremony all doctoral graduates from the academic year 2023/24 are honoured and the doctoral prizes and the Rowena-Morse prize are awarded. The event takes place in German.

    Programme:

    14.00h - Musical opening

    Opening words
    Prof. Dr. Andreas Marx, President of University of Jena

    Keynote Lecture (in German)
    "Die Kunst der Balance – Einsichten aus dem Microverse" (The art of balance - Insights from the microverse)
    Prof. Dr. Kirsten Küsel

    Musical Interlude

    Presentation of the PhD certificates to new doctors of the participating faculties

    Awards:

    • Dissertation Awards of Jena University
    • Rowena Morse Award of Jena University

    Lecture by one of the laureates

    Awarding the photo competition "Hats off!"  

    Music

    16.00h Reception by the Lord Mayor of Jena

    Keynote Lecture (in German)

    Prof. Dr. Kirsten Küsel

    Image: Svea Pietschmann

    "Die Kunst der Balance – Einsichten aus dem Microverse" (The art of balance - Insights from the microverse)
    Prof. Dr. Kirsten Küsel

    In her keynote lecture on Schiller Day, Prof Küsel will invite us on a intellectual journey between the micro and macro worlds. Taking Schiller's idea of balance as the human ideal as her starting point, she will draw a line to the ‘Microverse’ - the fascinating universe of microorganisms. For billions of years, they have been shaping life on our planet through complex interactions and astonishing resilience. Their strategies of balance and coexistence can also inspire us: for research work, for social coexistence - and for our own path between change and stability.