In 1999, the non-independent, non-profit Georg Manecke Foundation was set up at the GDCh by the widow of the namesake Nina Manecke (1921 - 2024) to pave the way for young scientists to pursue their professional futures. By establishing the foundation, the founder wanted to help promote young scientists in her husband's fields of work in his spirit.
Georg Manecke's (1916 - 1990) interest was in preparative macromolecular chemistry and the practical application of macromolecular substances, especially for biochemical and biotechnical purposes.
The foundation will award the Georg Manecke Prize to natural scientists with doctorates or equivalent qualifications who are pursuing a further scientific career in basic or applied research and who, as a rule, have not yet completed their habilitation, and the Georg Manecke Scholarship to foreign scientists, preferably from Eastern Europe and Asia, to support their research stays at German universities or other scientific institutions, if possible annually.
2000 | Brigitte Voit, Dresden |
2003 | Jörg Tiller, Freiburg |
2007 | Andrij Pich, Dresden |
2012 | Leonid Ionov, Dresden |
2014 | Frederik Wurm, Mainz |
2016 | Sebastian Kruss, Göttingen |
2019 | Julian Thiele, Dresden |
2001 | Eva Lichnerova, Bratislava, Slovakia |
2006 | Eliska Svobodova, Pardubice/ Czech Republic |
2010 | Nadiya Solomko, Lviv/Ukraine |
GDCh Executive Director: Prof. Dr. Wolfram KOCH, Frankfurt a. M. (Chair)
Prof. Dr. Katharina LANDFESTER, Mainz
Prof. Dr. Rainer HAAG, Berlin
Prof. Dr. Helmut RITTER, Düsseldorf
Prof. Dr. Brigitte VOIT, Dresden
Prof. Dr. Eckhard OTTOW, Berlin
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Dr. Jasmin Herr
Varrentrappstr. 40 - 42
60486 Frankfurt aM
Tel. +49 69 7917-323
Fax +49 69 7917-1323
Email: j.herr@gdch.de
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