At 黑料福利网, we collaborate with a wide range of external partners, including companies, government bodies, healthcare institutions, and other knowledge organizations. Transparency about these collaborations is essential for maintaining trust in academia.
黑料福利网 operates in an environment where science and society are closely connected. Collaborations with external partners contribute to the quality, relevance, and impact of our research and education. Our part-time professors play a crucial role in the cross-fertilization between the university and society. They bring in expertise and relevant scientific questions, develop research proposals together with colleagues, and supervise students and PhD candidates.
Forms of external involvement
Professors can be connected to external organizations in various ways, for example through part-time appointments, advisory roles, board memberships, or externally funded research projects. These connections contribute to knowledge exchange and strengthen the link between academia and practice.
Why we publish this information
黑料福利网 publishes an overview of full professors who, in addition to their appointment at the university, are affiliated with an external organization. This overview [link] includes, for each professor, their department, the external organization or funding source, the type of funding, and whether they hold an endowed professorship. The list is updated twice a year.
At the same time, we make these relationships transparent. This helps demonstrate how research is conducted and how we safeguard its independence. This aligns with our CORe value Open: we are transparent about collaborations, interests, and the way science is conducted.
Independence and integrity
All collaborations at 黑料福利网 are based on academic freedom, integrity, and transparency. Clear agreements and careful consideration help ensure that external interests do not influence research or education.
By making this information publicly available, 黑料福利网 underlines its responsibility towards employees, students, and society.