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networks and flow fields in porous materials Evaluation of large tomographic data sets as input for mechanistic and AI-based reactive transport models Presentation and publication of original scientific
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(please read the important scholarship information / section F, point 9) Monthly allowance for accompanying members of family. Please also read our important information for scholarship applicants
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Technology: Professorship Measurement and Sensor Technology Further information Technische Universität Dresden Faculty of Computer Science Faculty of Environmental Sciences “Friedrich List” Faculty of Transport and Traffic
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460 euros a year Payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover (see also our important information for scholarship applicants / section F, point 4) Travel allowance Upon
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of the flotation cell Integrate and interpret data from different sensors and measurement techniques to provide a consistent hydrodynamic validation dataset for flotation-cell CFD studies carried out by
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the following additional benefits for uninterrupted stays of over 6 months in Germany after start of funding: monthly rent subsidy (please read the important scholarship information / section F, point 9) monthly
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degree programmes must have a designated STEM focus. It must be a tuition-free Master's degree programme. Please read point A.15 in the important information for scholarship applicants. Funding is not
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and are not covered by other funding providers: Further information Selection An independent selection committee consisting of professors from German universities or research facilities reviews
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Payment of 450 euros a month; additional costs for the framework programme Selection The selection will take place in the DAAD branch office Paris. Further information Catherine Eudine DAAD branch office
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the DFG-funded research project ICEBAY, which focuses on Bayesian hierarchical modeling and probabilistic inference for temperature reconstruction by combining borehole thermometry and ice-core data. The