Kiel Nano, Surface and Interface Science (KiNSIS)

Early Career Support Programme

ProposalThe core research focus Kiel Nano, Surface and Interface Science encourages young researchers in the field of nano and surface sciences with several activities. In addition to the personal career paths, KiNSIS also strengthens the research in Kiel sustainably.   

The additional funds enable you to explore innovative out of the box thinking and high-risk research, to increase your mobility or to extend your scientific network. Awards honour outstanding scientific achievements.     

This way, KiNSIS support individuell research profiles of young scientists as well as its own research aims. 

Starting in the summer semester 2020, the young researchers will be represented by two people in the group of KiNSIS' spokespersons.

 

Overview of KiNSIS' Early Career Support Programme

 

1. Funding for PostDocs

KiNSIS Micro Proposals
KiNSIS Funds for Lab Exchange
KiNSIS Early Career Award

 

Applications are possible annually until March 1st.
Call for Proposals 2021 (PDF download)

 

2. Funding for Doctoral Researchers

KiNSIS Doctoral Awards
 

Applications are possible annually until April 1st.


 

3. Institutional Qualification Programmes within the Research Collaborations

Integrated Research Training Group SFB 1261 "Biomagnetic Sensing"
Research Training Group 2154 "Materials for Brain"

 

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  • 12:00: KiNSIS Colloquium: Dynamical Networks - A Primer (Hermann Kohlstedt, Chair of Nanoelectronics, CAU)
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  • 16:15: Nanooptics in the electron microscope (Prof. Dr. Mathieu Kociak, Université Paris Sud, France)
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  • 16:00: Multiscale modeling of magnetorheological elastomers: From magneto-mechanical actuators to magneto-electric sensors (Prof. Dr.-Ing. Marc-André Keip, Uni Stuttgart)
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  • 16:15: What can we “learn” from atoms? (Prof. Alexander Ako Khajetoorians, Radboud University, Netherlands)
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  • 17:00: Translational Breath Research for Clinical Diagnosis and Therapeutic Monitoring (Pablo Sinues, University of Basel)
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  • 16:15: Inaugural lecture: Theory and simulation of strongly correlated plasmas and dense matter (Dr. Hanno Kählert, ITAP, CAU)
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  • 17:00: Leben auf Exoplaneten? 1. Akt (Prof. Dr. Ruth Schmitz-Streit, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang J. Duschl, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Lüning)
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