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Research in Germany at the MIT European Career Fair

Anna Oberle-Brill (GAIN), Stefan Altevogt (DFG) und Solveig Berkman (DAAD) at the Research in Germany-Fair Stand

Anna Oberle-Brill (GAIN), Stefan Altevogt (DFG) and Solveig Berkman (DAAD) at the Research in Germany-Fair Stand

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The DFG, DAAD, and AvH exhibit at the MIT European Career Fair annually as “Research in Germany” to promote Germany as a prime research location. This year, the DFG organized an additional event, a roundtable on transatlantic research cooperation. Read more(interner Link)

Neuroscience 2024: Joint conference appearance under the “Neuroscience in Germany” umbrella

Mehrere Menschen stehen vor dem Messestand, sehen sich Informationen an oder unterhalten sich.

Keeping busy at the exhibition booth

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(20.11.24) With around 25,000 participants from 88 countries, the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) is the world's largest conference of its kind. Read more(interner Link)

Information and Networking Reception for Postdocs in New York

Impressions from the networking reception in New York: Registration

Registration

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(31.05.24) Internationally mobile postdocs met at the invitation of the German Research Foundation (DFG), the German Academic International Network (GAIN), the German Center for Research and Innovation New York (DWIH NY) and 1014: Space for Ideas for a first networking reception in a city mansion directly opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Read more(interner Link)

“Research in Germany” at the MIT European Career Fair 2024

„Research in Germany” at the MIT European Career Fair 2024: The RiG team

The RiG team

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(04.04.24) Organized yearly by the MIT European Club, the 28th European Career Fair took place on 02 March 2024 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston. Read more(interner Link)

DFG-Büro Nordamerika auf dem March Meeting der APS

DFG Office North America at the March Meeting of the APS: The team

The Research in Germany Team

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(26.03.24) The annual March Meeting of the American Physical Society (APS) has grown to 13,000 participants again since Covid. Read more(interner Link)

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