The FP-RESOMUS (REsolving SOlvation with Molecular Ultrafast Science) postdoctoral fellowship program is a joint effort of the the German Cluster of Excellence RESOLV and the Swiss National Center of Competence in Research Molecular Ultrafast Science and Technology (NCCR MUST ). FP-RESOMUS funds up to 50 fellowships for postdocs in the two networks. If you are interested to apply, check your eligibility on http://fp-resomus.eu/ .
PHD STUDENTS
The integrated Graduate School Solvation Science (iGSS) offers you a graduate program that combines cutting-edge research with a curriculum of lectures, colloquia, and workshops.
PhD Positions
We are searching for highly motivated students with a top-level Master's or Bachelor's degree, who enter our graduate school either at iGSS Track I or Track II . If you are interested in one of our open doctoral positions, please check our official call to see if you match our application requirements and use the following application form to apply:
iGSS Memberships
PhD students with a very good Master's degree, who are supervised by one of the PIs/PSs within RESOLV and who work on a project that fits to one of the three main research areas can apply for a iGSS membership to benefit from excellent personal and career development opportunities using the application form above.
GSSP, A special Program FOR INTERNATIONAL graduate Students
In cooperation with the Graduate School Scholarship Programme (GSSP) of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) , the iGSS will offer to four promising international graduate students the opportunity to undertake their doctoral studies within RESOLV. Two scholarships will start in June - October 2019 (first call) and the other two in 2020 (second call in September 2019). They will be funded by DAAD for up to 4 years. For more information please read here .
Master STUDENTS
Do you hold a B.Sc. in chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics or engineering? The international Master's program "Molecular Sciences - Spectroscopy and Simulation" (iMOS) offers a two years’ programme with the unique chance to acquire cutting-edge skills in laser spectroscopy and microscopy, computer simulation, and quantum chemistry.