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, IBI-1: Institute of Biological Information Processing – Molecular and Cellular Physiology; JSC: Jülich Supercomputing Centre) and from the US (IBM Research and Michigan State University). Specific tasks
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(if applicable) during Module 2, Module 3 and the Residencies Airport transfers (Module 3 in Kigali, Residencies in Africa if applicable) Visa fees (for visa processes at official entities, reimbursement) Health
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good knowledge of German is usually expected. For the natural sciences and engineering, proof of good English language skills may also be accepted if English is spoken at the host institute. Please also
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university and your home university award the doctoral degree jointly. Who can apply? Depending on the nature of your project, you can apply for: a) bi-national supervision based on the 'sandwich model'. You
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this procedure. Applicants must be enrolled at a university throughout the internship period. Language skills German language requirements vary significantly; some employers expect interns to have a good knowledge
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sciences and build an interdisciplinary network of experts on the environment. To this end, the scholarships help finance doctoral theses which clearly address topical environmental protection and nature
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, participate in scientific and professional skills courses, attend international conferences and receive career development support. The PhD programme’s teaching language is English. Full funding is provided
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institutions of their disciplines. German candidates are expected to opt for research facilities abroad. Austrian and Swiss scientists are only eligible for support if they apply at a host institution in Germany
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biodiversity, or on the sustainable use of the seas and oceans. Sustainability topics relating to natural resources, resource-efficient consumption or urban development are also welcome. The fellowship