CRC/TRR 247
At the University of Duisburg-Essen and the Ruhr-University Bochum.
With Participation of: Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion, Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung, and Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society
Graduate School
The Integrated Research Training Group "Understanding Oxidation Catalysis (UnOCat)"
The Integrated Research Training Group "Understanding Oxidation Catalysis (UnOCat)" will support the PhD students working in and associated to the CRC/TRR 247 and provide a framework for their scientific training and education as well as key qualification skills.
The major goal of UnOCat is the training and education of excellent next generation natural scientists and engineers for a later career in universities, research institutes, and industry. The training and education is next to the scientific results a major goal of the coordinated activities.
All PhD students of the CRC/TRR 247 can become UnOCat members independent of their financial support. PhD students from the participating research groups of the participating PIs with thematically fitting research projects may benefit from the activities of the UnOCat as associate members (retreat, summer school, courses) with no restrictions in the financial support as compared to CRC/TRR-funded students.
In addition, potential graduate students can be endowed with a limited number of stipends (Short Term Fellowships) for transitional periods of 6 months up to one year.
Application procedure (only for CRC/TRR 247 members)How to apply
Necessary documents for application:
- CRC/TRR 247 application form
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Degrees certificates
Send application form, CV and degree certificates via E-Mail as a single pdf-file to Dr. Carina Marek.
On the basis of your documents, we (spokespersons of UnOCat, PhD representative and coordination) will decide about your CRC/TRR 247 membership.
Doctoral students who completed their PhD or left UnOCat for other reasons have to send the termination form to Dr. Carina Marek.
