Talk:University of Mainz

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Library sience

I dont't think that name fits. The german name is Buchwissenschaft, which could be translated as book science. I just saw that the english version of the universities homepage calls it History of books, so I changed it to that.

Gutenberg award

Apparently, there is a "Gutenberg award" by the University; recipients are:

Krzysztof_Matyjaszewski#Awards_and_honors (2010)
Alex Zunger (2009)
possibly Rudolf Hell
possibly Michael_Grätzel#Recognition
possibly Stuart_Parkin#Awards
possibly Nicholas A. Kotov

This award should be mentioned here (what are the criteria for obtaining it etc.), and its recipients should be listed. However, there are also "Gutenberg awards" by several other organizations, so some caution is needed in collecting the names. - Jochen Burghardt (talk) 11:58, 24 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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