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Call: Computational ConnectomicsGerman-Japanese research projects in the field of “Computational Connectomics”: selection result
The DFG and the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) are funding two German-Japanese research projects in the neurosciences in the field of “computational connectomics”.
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News: German Research Foundation (DFG)Special Prize for Prof. Christian Drosten
The DFG and Stifterverband are awarding a one-time prize for outstanding science communication during the Covid-19 pandemic. This award, carrying prize money of €50,000, recognises virologist Professor Dr. Christian Drosten from the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin for “exceptional contributions to science and society in the face of a dramatic developing pandemic”.
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News: German Research Foundation (DFG)Seibold Prize 2020
In 2020, the German Research Foundation (DFG) will honour four researchers with the Eugen and Ilse Seibold Prize. Two women and two men are to receive the €15,000 award. Through years of dedication, they have successfully contributed to both academic and cultural exchange between Germany and Japan.
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News: Autonomous Driving / Joint Press ReleaseJapanese Cabinet Office and BMBF intensify Japanese – German research cooperation
Japanese Cabinet Office (CAO) and The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) have now further intensified their cooperation on research activities related to autonomous driving, first initiated in 2017. The joint Steering Committee approved the funding of two new projects.
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News: Results of Joint Call 2019 (SICORP)Japanese-German research projects on “Optics and Photonics”
Three new German-Japanese research projects from the second call for proposals (2019) on “Optics and Photonics” will start on October 1, 2020.
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News: Results of EIG CONCERT-Japan Joint Call 2019“Smart Water Management for Sustainable Society”
These four projects with German participation were selected in the Joint Call on “Smart Water Management for Sustainable Society” (2019) . They are beginning in spring 2020 and last for three years.
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Call for ApplicationsLeibniz Open Topics 2020
The Leibniz Association is one of the most prominent research organisations in Europe, which goals are scientific excellence and societal relevance. With the new Leibniz Open Topics 2020 format the Leibniz Association seeks international postdocs in life sciences.
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