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Felix Oberst honoured with the Science Prize
At the end of the international general meeting, the newly established Ruth Cohn Foundation Science Prize for the Promotion of Young Adults was awarded for the first time.
In his master's thesis, Felix Oberst combined Hartmut Rosa's resonance theory with the theoretical considerations of TCI to create a ‘resonance pedagogy’.
Prof Dr Margit Ostertag first gave a brief overview of the submitted works before Prof Dr Brigitte Mazohl gave a laudatory speech on the submitted work that was well worth listening to and reading. Ernst Schrade congratulated Felix Oberst and, as Chairman of the Foundation, presented him with the prize of 1000 euros. After a short speech of Felix Oberst the sociologist Prof Dr Michael Bayer spoke about the scientific connectivity of TCI to his own specialist field.
Our President of RCI international, Wolfgang Scheider-Pannewick, concluded the award ceremony with a witty greeting and then invited guests to a small champagne reception.
You can see all talks on Youtube in german language. For other languages please try with subtitles:
1. Begrüßung durch Ernst Schrade https://youtu.be/xOD-JXV3aJQ
2. Begründung der Jury von Margit Ostertag https://youtu.be/nYavNMQFyik
3. Laudatio von Brigitte Mazohl https://youtu.be/Okc1Z8c8Y1g
4. Preisübergabe durch Ernst Schrade an Felix Oberst https://youtu.be/SsEgj1I-36E
5. Kurzvortrag Felix Oberst https://youtu.be/xzaSpIc6ZSw
6. Kurzvortrag Michael Bayer https://youtu.be/FMXDBJmuk68
7. Grußwort Wolfgsng Schneider Pannewick https://youtu.be/i06mvai_FB8
Foto © Kathrin Giogoli
Science Award 2023
The award honors the best submitted scientific thesis that deals centrally with Theme-Centered Interaction (TCI) according to Ruth C. Cohn.
Next deadline for submission:
September 30, 2023
At the following e-mail address:
ernst.schrade@stiftung-ruth-cohn.de
What exactly is the Science Award?
The award honors the best submitted scientific thesis that deals centrally with Theme-Centered Interaction (TCI) according to Ruth C. Cohn.
The work can come from different scientific fields. It reinforces the place of TCI in the scientific discourse and gives - if possible - impulses for further research and the development of the TCI concept. Submitted papers must correspond to scientific standards.
Who can apply?
Scientists who are engaged in TCI and who are generally younger than 40 years of age at the time of submission of the paper.
What is the prize endowed with?
The prize is Euro 1.000,- for the awarded work.
If necessary, the prize can be divided. In addition, the scientific publication is supported with up to Euro 1,000.
The prize is awarded every two years.
Other important information:
The review panel:
Prof. Dr. Brigitte Mazohl, Vienna
Prof. Dr. Margit Ostertag, Nuremberg
Prof. Dr. Matthias Schrarer, Innsbruck
The papers are submitted digitally to the management of the Ruth Cohn Foundation for the Support of Young Adults.
By submitting the work, the author agrees that the Foundation may archive the work and, if necessary, make it available for research.
The right to appeal is excluded.