A new fellowship program for postdoctoral researchers is a collaboration between two interdisciplinary research networks: the Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research “Molecular Ultrafast Science and Technology” (NCCR-MUST) and the Cluster of Excellence RESOLV (Ruhr Explores Solvation).
The transnational collaboration comprises 50 research groups from the fields of chemistry, physics, materials science, engineering and biology. The European Union supports the fellowship program with 3.54 million euros under the Horizon 2020 program as a Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Cofund Action.
The program, which starts in April 2019 and runs until September 2023, is called “Resolving Solvation with Molecular Ultrafast Science and Technology”, FP-RESOMUS in short. it aims at answering interdisciplinary questions at the interface of research on solvents and ultrafast processes using both simulation methods and the latest experimental technologies. The members of the program benefit from the complementary expertise in the respective networks.
Program in Germany and Switzerland
FP-RESOMUS supports 50 postdoctoral researchers in several locations in Germany and Switzerland. They investigate on a microscopic level how solvents influence various phenomena in nature and technology, and how ultrafast processes take place and can be improved.
The fellowship program addresses early career researchers who are currently working outside of Germany and Switzerland, or who have recently started working there. FP-RESOMUS gives them the opportunity to gain experience in different locations. They benefit from extensive training opportunities, especially in scientific methods, but also in soft skills like application methodology, project management, languages and writing courses.
About the cofund program
With the Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Cofund Actions the European Commission supports both existing and new training and career-development programs for early career and experienced researchers. This helps the researchers to find their way to scientific independence. Regional, as well as national and international fellowship programmes for postdocs or doctoral researchers are co-funded by this programme.
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EU fördert neues interdisziplinäres Postdoktorandenprogramm
RESOLV hat sich mit dem Schweizer Netzwerk NCCR-MUST zusammengeschlossen, um rund 3,5 Millionen Euro Fördermittel zu erhalten.
Ein neues Fellowship-Programm für Postdoktorandinnen und -doktoranden haben der Zürcher Forschungsschwerpunkt „Molecular Ultrafast Science and Technology“ (NFS-MUST) und das Bochum-Dortmunder Exzellenzcluster „Ruhr Explores Solvation“ (RESOLV) ins Leben gerufen. Die Europäische Union fördert es mit 3,54 Millionen Euro im Rahmen des Horizon-2020-Programms als Marie Sklodowska-Curie Cofund Action. Das Postdoktorandenprogramm namens „Resolving Solvation with Molecular Ultrafast Science and Technology“, kurz FP-RESOMUS, startet im April 2019 und läuft bis September 2023.