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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The Indo-German Science & Technology Centre (IGSTC), established as a joint initiative of the Department of Science and
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degree (Ph.D., C.Sc. or equivalent), completed less than 4 years prior to the date of application. Candidates who have nearly completed their doctoral degrees are eligible to apply provided
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective This scholarship programme allows scientists to carry out research with German colleagues at universities, universities of applied
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facilities at 30 locations in Germany. Who can apply? This special programme is intended for highly-qualified foreign graduates, doctoral and postdoctoral students as well as senior scientists. DLR-DAAD
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well as to pure research and to projects that are more applied in orientation. Academic Requirements An academic degree is not required, if applicants are highly distinguished within their peer group. Master's
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programmes of young researchers. Who can apply? Very well-qualified doctoral candidates and postdocs who completed their doctoral degree no longer than 12 years before this call for applications. What can be
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location for green hydrogen. Who can apply? PostDocs who are interested in any topics related to Green Hydrogen (GH2) and want to be an active part in one of the four working groups: Production Transport and
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location for green hydrogen. Who can apply? PhD students who are interested in any topics related to Green Hydrogen (GH2) and want to be an active part in one of the four working groups: Production Transport
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location for green hydrogen. Who can apply? Graduate students who are interested in any topics related to Green Hydrogen (GH2) and want to be an active part in one of the four working groups: Production
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to continue their academic work at a research institution in the EU. Who can apply? The target group for SAFE fellowships are non-EU doctoral and post-doctoral researchers at risk. The fellowships will be