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Outstanding doctoral researchers of the PIER Helmholtz Graduate School (PHGS) can apply for a PHGS Travel Award to pay for travel to and participation in scientific events. Find out more...

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Four Winners of the PHGS Travel Awards 2024

NEWS | 2 April 2024 | Doctoral Researcher / PHGS / Travel Grant

PHGS Travel Awards 2024: Four winners

The PIER Helmholtz Graduate School (PHGS) is delighted to present the four winners of the PHGS Travel Award 2024.

This year´s winners are Alessio Miscioscia (DESY Theory Group), Christina Schwemmbauer (ALPS), Lovisa Rygaard (CMS) and David Leppla-Weber (ALPS).

The 2024 winners of the PHGS Travel Awards Alessio Miscioscia (DESY Theory Group), Christina Schwemmbauer (ALPS), Lovisa Rygaard (CMS) and David Leppla-Weber (ALPS) Alessio Miscioscia (DESY Theory Group) / © Alessio Miscioscia, Christina Schwemmbauer (ALPS) / © Christina Schwemmbauer, Lovisa Rygaard (CMS) / © Lovisa Rygaard and David Leppla-Weber (ALPS) / © David Leppla-Weber

We congratulate the four members of PHGS who have been selected for their remarkable contributions to their field of research during their doctoral studies.

The PHGS Travel Award is endowed with up to 3,000 euros. It serves to finance the travel expenses of the award-winning doctoral researcher and participation in a scientific event of their choice.

The prize is announced once a year. The next application deadline is January 15, 2025.

Please find detailed information on how to apply here.

 

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