Hermann und Lilly Schilling-Stiftung
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UnclaimedGerman medical research foundation established in 1970 by Aloysia Schilling, funding clinical neuroscience.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Hermann und Lilly Schilling-Stiftung für medizinische Forschung is a foundation established in 1970 by Aloysia Schilling, widow of Hermann Schilling, a former Staatsfinanzrat of the Preußische Staatsbank and board member of VEBA. It funds clinical neuroscience, notably through its 'Neurowissenschaft in der Klinik' program (1997–2021) and its 2015 'Schilling-Professur und Forschungsgruppe Translationale Neurowissenschaften' program.
History
The foundation was established in 1970 by Aloysia Schilling, widow of Hermann Schilling, who died in 1961 and had been a Staatsfinanzrat of the Preußische Staatsbank and a board member of VEBA. Under its 'Neurowissenschaft in der Klinik' program (1997–2021), it financed seven departments/institutes for clinically oriented basic research at university neurological clinics. In 2015 it launched the 'Schilling-Professur und Forschungsgruppe Translationale Neurowissenschaften' program.
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