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(ITMP-TNM). Fourteen international doctoral programmes are united under the roof of GGNB, including four International Max Planck Research Schools (IMPRS). The GGNB doctoral programmes differ in
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, crystallographic and biological processes in the formation of minerals and rocks. Interactions at different geological and biological interfaces are investigated. At these interfaces, mass transfer processes
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). The TAC consists of a primary supervisor and two additional faculty members who are independent of the primary supervisor. TACs typically include members from different institutions to foster cross
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tailored services to provide you with the best support possible, including a workshop and seminar programme with different topics, individual counselling and advice as well as application and CV checks
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unit(s) Most supervisors offer options like international lab rotations, participation at international meetings and conferences. Financial support is possible through different scholarships for stays
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the deadline for the most recent call. Applications will by default be for a starting date in September of the following academic year, but a different individual starting date may be negotiable. Application
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work in astronomy and geodesy. Later on, around 1930, the close and fruitful collaboration between mathematicians and physicists in Göttingen led to the mathematical theory of quantum mechanics
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accompanied by a variety of courses: 20 ECTS are gained by completing courses: one compulsory course on theory and methods, three elective courses (e.g., on reflecting research, scientific communication