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Rising Star Junior Fellowships is sponsored by Freie Universität Berlin, Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Rising Star Junior Fellowships • Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy Rising Star Junior Fellowships Rising Star – Junior Fellowships in the Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy With the Rising Star Fellowship Program the working groups in the Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy at Freie Universität Berlin have the opportunity to bring outstanding young international scientists to Freie Universität Berlin for a research stay up to two years.
The prerequisite is that fellowship recipients have neither studied at Freie Universität nor been employed at one of its institutes, and that their doctorate was completed no more than four years ago (parental leave may be taken into account). The fellowship amounts to 2,500 euros per month for up to two years. Additional benefits for research costs, mobility, family members, and health insurance are available.
Funding is provided exclusively by the applicant working group. Applications can be submitted at any time. The fellowship program is intended to forge new connections and to advance interdisciplinary research.
The Rising Star fellows will take part in the research activities of their host research groups, will be integrated into existing research networks, and will publish their results together with them. The application can only be submitted by the working group leader. Fellowship recipients must be researchers from abroad.
Applications may only be submitted by working groups from the Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy at Freie Universität Berlin. They are to be addressed to the dean of the department and sent in one PDF file to the following email address: graduate-center@bcp. fu-berlin.
de . The following documents must be submitted electronically: Project outline (2 to max.
4 pages) with information on the duration of the fellowship (including the expected start date) statement on planned applications for follow-up financing if applicable: specific plans for cooperation with other research groups at Freie Universität Berlin CV with list of publications A copy of the doctoral certificate (if available) Questions can be sent to Dr. Alette Winter at graduate-center@bcp. fu-berlin.
de For interested researchers: Please contact the working groups within our department with whom you would like to collaborate directly to discuss your research proposal with them. Please visit the institute websites below for more information on their research groups. Institute of Chemi stry and Biochemistry We can only accept applications from the working groups at our department.
The number of fellowships is limited to a maximum of one fellowship holder per working group and up to four in total per year. Welcome Services for Visiting Scholars and Scientists
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: International early-career researchers whose doctorate was completed no more than four years ago; must not have previously studied or worked at Freie Universität Berlin; must be nominated by a working group leader withi…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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