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Financing yes Type of Position Full PhD Working Language English Required Degree Master Areas of study Physics, Experimental Physics Description Description For our BMBF-funded research project
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The Carl Duisberg fellowship offers individual support to students in the disciplines of human or veterinary medicine
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welcomes applications from individuals with a master’s degree in the following fields: Computer Science Mathematics Natural or engineering sciences or an equivalent degree, interested in High-Performance
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of Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry). Our group investigates fundamental questions in bioinorganic chemistry using advanced spectroscopic techniques to understand the structure and reactivity of complex metal
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Germany as part of their Master degree programme (e.g. double degree programmes) or who take part in an exchange programme at a German partner university for a year are also not eligible for funding
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the time of application. Proof of knowledge of language(s) of instruction in the chosen study programme or internship (should not be older than 2 years). Please submit certificates via the DAAD portal even
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PhDGermany Find your suitable PhD opportunity in Germany. Find your suitable PhD opportunity in Germany. Back to Overview Working LanguageGerman, English LocationLüneburg Application Deadline30 Sep
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accelerator community at DESY and with external collaborators About you: Master’s degree in physics, engineering or similar Strong interest in laser plasma acceleration Familiarity with a scientific programming
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, computer science, etc.) can also be considered. In addition, we are looking for a candidate with the following: A high level of motivation to collaborate at an interdisciplinary interface and for international
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective The research grant offers the opportunity to realise a research project in Germany. The programme sup-ports research stays during a