10 PhD Fellowships, University of Bremen, Germany (2019)

The University of Bremen is a mid-sized German university with 290 professorships and almost 20,000 enrolled students and offers a broad range of subjects and outstanding, internationally renowned research. At the same time it provides a distinguished diversity management that realizes equal opportunities and is certified as family-friendly University. Within this highly attractive framework the following DFG-funded Research Training group has been established in the Department of Production Engineering which is one of the top departments in Germany in terms of extramural funding.
The Research Training Group MIMENIMA (DFG GRK 1860)

Micro-, meso- and macroporous non-metallic Materials: Fundamentals and Application offers
10 Full PhD Positions (wage bracket TV-L 13) Working for a doctorate in the Engineering Sciences (Dr.-Ing.) or the Natural Sciences (Dr. rer. nat.) A33/19

Starting October 1st, 2019, for a fixed term of 3 years

The employment is fixed-term and governed by the Act of Academic Fixed-Term Contract, § 2 I (Wissenschaftszeitvertragsgesetz - WissZeitVG). Therefore, candidates may only be considered for appointment if they still have the respective qualification periods available in accordance with § 2 (1) WissZeitVG.

We invite highly motivated, outstanding and team-oriented graduate students (Master) graduating in 2019 (or graduating in 2018) with a sound background in materials science, physics, chemistry, biotechnology, mechanical, chemical engineering or computer sciences and related areas to apply.

A group of internationally renowned researchers together with excellent funding provides unique opportunities to develop your career in a vibrant scientific environment. The exceptional research idea of MIMENIMA is the conditioning of novel porous ceramic structures and their surfaces for applications in important emerging fields of energy, environmental, chemical processing, catalysis, bio- and space technology. Solutions in this area will help to preserve an intact environment, to implement renewable energy concepts and to develop new process technologies.

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10 PhD Fellowships, University of Bremen, Germany (2019)