Suhrid Ghosh from India spent considerable time in the Himalayas researching hoverflies, and recently took up a doctoral position at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden. The 24 -year-old hopes to one day return to his home country as a teacher.
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Since the beginning of the Russian offensive against Ukraine, the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) has maintained close ties with colleagues at the Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology (KIPT). This solidarity is particularly directed towards the team operating the fusion experiment Uragan, which continues its work with impressive professionalism and commitment despite extremely challenging conditions.
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Ulman Lindenberger was elected as the new Vice President of the Max Planck Society
I’ve been able to spend several days getting to know both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
Max Planck Innovation GmbH supports researchers in launching startups to address global challenges like climate change and energy shortages. Proxima Fusion aims to build Germany’s first fusion power plant by the 2030s, utilizing innovative technologies. The organization emphasizes the importance of validating research results to enhance technology readiness and attract investment.
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Max Planck Innovation GmbH supports researchers in launching startups to address global challenges like climate change and energy shortages. Proxima Fusion aims to build Germany’s first fusion power plant by the 2030s, utilizing innovative technologies. The organization emphasizes the importance of validating research results to enhance technology readiness and attract investment.
European comparison, the MPG is in second place Max Planck Society opens office in Jerusalem
Max Planck Innovation GmbH supports researchers in launching startups to address global challenges like climate change and energy shortages. Proxima Fusion aims to build Germany’s first fusion power plant by the 2030s, utilizing innovative technologies. The organization emphasizes the importance of validating research results to enhance technology readiness and attract investment.
European comparison, the MPG is in second place Max Planck Society opens office in Jerusalem
Max Planck President Martin Stratmann and representatives of the partner organisations of Munich Quantum Valley joined Minister President Söder and Ministers of State Aiwanger and Sibler in signing the foundation charter of the association.
European comparison, the MPG is in second place Max Planck Society opens office in Jerusalem
Dioscuri programme to reinforce cutting-edge research in Central and Eastern Europe launched. An initial funding of over ten million euros is provided for researchers at the initiative’s debut in Poland.
European comparison, the MPG is in second place Max Planck Society opens office in Jerusalem
The Max Planck Society and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation have outlined their plans to establish three Max Planck-Humboldt Research Units in Africa. These units will be led by three research group leaders who will be selected from African research institutions. Each group leader will receive funding of 150,000 euros per year from the Max Planck Society for a duration of five years. The research groups will engage in scientific collaboration with a Max Planck Institute of their choice and jointly contribute to the training of young researchers. Additionally, as part of the sponsorship, a postdoctoral researcher will be granted a Humboldt Research Fellowship of up to two years at the collaborating Max Planck Institute.
planned industrial plant on the Chilean coast Max Planck Society opens office in Jerusalem
The Max Planck Society and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation have outlined their plans to establish three Max Planck-Humboldt Research Units in Africa. These units will be led by three research group leaders who will be selected from African research institutions. Each group leader will receive funding of 150,000 euros per year from the Max Planck Society for a duration of five years. The research groups will engage in scientific collaboration with a Max Planck Institute of their choice and jointly contribute to the training of young researchers. Additionally, as part of the sponsorship, a postdoctoral researcher will be granted a Humboldt Research Fellowship of up to two years at the collaborating Max Planck Institute.
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