Geosciences and Environmental Sciences in Germany

Career Café
How to do Research in Germany:
Your Questions - Our Answers
Tue, Dec. 16, 3:00 - 4:30 pm
Moscone South Mezzanine,
Rooms 270-276
Lunch Talks
Future Challenges in Geoscientific Research German Approaches
Tue, Dec. 16 - Thu, Dec. 18, Starting at Noon
At the Booths
Satellite Events
DFG Leibniz Lecture
“The Roots of Volcanoes in the Central Andes”
Thu, Dec. 18, 6:15 pm
Goethe-Institut San Francisco,
530 Bush Street
German Social
Thu, Dec. 18, 7:30 pm
Goethe-Institut San Francisco,
530 Bush Street
And More
Do you participate in the AGU Fun Run and do
you want to join the Research in Germany team?
Get more information at our booths. Get one of
only a few team t-shirts!
Information Booths
The initiative “Research in Germany – Land of
Ideas” is funded by the German Federal Ministry of
Education and Research (BMBF). Its main objective
is to present Germany’s research achievements and
opportunities to the international research community
and key international markets. Within the initiative
the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (AvH),
the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD),
the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the
Fraunhofer Society (Fraunhofer) jointly promote
Germany as a research location together with
scientists from German research institutions.
Mon, Dec. 15, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Tue, Dec. 16 - Thu, Dec. 18, 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
Fri, Dec. 19, 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Moscone Center South Hall
Geosciences and
Environmental Sciences
in Germany
at the AGU Fall Meeting 2014
– Getting in Touch –
Interested in research, funding and cooperation
opportunities in Germany? Representatives of
German funding organizations, three Clusters of
Excellence and outstanding research institutions
provide advice and offer you networking options
at this collaborative booth organized under the
auspices of Research in Germany.
More information: www.research-in-germany.de
Meet representatives of the following institutions:
# 1839 CliSAP
Integrated Climate System Analysis and Prediction
University of Hamburg, Germany
www.clisap.de
Contact
# 1841 MARUM
Center for Marine Environmental Sciences
University of Bremen, Germany
www.marum.de
German Research Foundation
- DFG Office North America Bettina Schuffert
[email protected]
+1 (202) 729-6350
© GEOMAR
Overview of our
AGU Activities
# 1938 Research in Germany
American Friends of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, German Academic Exchange Service, German
Research Foundation
www.research-in-germany.de
© ESA/AOES Medialab
- DFG Head Office, Germany Annina Lottermann
[email protected]
+49 (228) 885-2802
© GFZ
# 1938 GEOTECHNOLOGIEN
R&D Program for Geosciences in Germany
www.geotechnologien.de
# 1938 SWARM Coordination for Germany
GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences
Potsdam, Germany
www.swarm-projektbuero.de
# 1940 The Future Ocean
Kiel Marine Sciences, Germany
www.futureocean.org
Career Café
How to do Research in Germany:
Your Questions - Our Answers
Tue, Dec. 16, 3:00 - 4:30 pm
Moscone South Mezzanine,
Rooms 270-276
Brochures and websites don’t offer you enough
information? Take the opportunity to ask PhD
students, early career researchers and representatives of funding organizations your individual
questions on career options in Germany. Get an
impression of the German institutional research
landscape.
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Meet the following scientists:
PhD Opportunities
Catarina Cavaleiro
University of Bremen, Bremen International Graduate
School for Marine Sciences (GLOMAR)
Miriam Ferrer González
Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg, School of
Integrated Climate System Sciences (SICSS)/International
Max Planck Research School on Earth System Modelling
(IMPRS-ESM)
Diane von Gunten
University of Tuebingen, International Research Training
Group “Integrated Hydrosystem Modelling”
Research Opportunities I
Dr. Wilfried Rickels
Kiel University, Cluster of Excellence The Future Ocean,
Kiel Marine Sciences
Dr. Hauke Schmidt
Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg, Priority
Program “Climate Engineering”
Research Opportunities II
Dr. Alessio Rovere
University of Bremen, Cluster of Excellence MARUM Center
for Marine Environmental Sciences
Dr. Mirjam Langhans
GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences
Funding Programs
Julian Reyes
Washington State University, Pullman, DAAD RISE Program,
Fulbright Grant
Dr. Taylor Schildgen
University of Potsdam, Emmy Noether Program
Prof. Dr. Catherine Constable
University of California, San Diego, Humboldt Research
Award
Research Policy
Dr. Annette Doll-Sellen, DFG
Dr. Johannes Karte, DFG
Tue, Dec. 16
Optimizing Models for Geohazard Prediction
Prof. Dr. Fabrice Cotton
GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Seismologist
Prof. Dr. Markus Weiler
University of Freiburg, Hydrologist
Wed, Dec. 17
Sustainable Exploration and Usage of
Georesources
Dr. Marion Jegen-Kulcsar
GEOMAR/The Future Ocean, Kiel Marine Sciences,
Marine Geophysicist
Prof. Dr. Detlef Stammer
CliSAP, University of Hamburg, Oceanographer
Thu, Dec. 18
Improving Research Technologies
Dr. Annette Doll-Sellen, DFG
Prof. Dr. Jakob Flury
University of Hannover, Geodesist
Prof. Dr. Michael Schulz
MARUM Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University
of Bremen, Marine Geologist
Dr. Iris Sonntag, Annina Lottermann, DFG
Moderation:
Welcoming remarks:
Moderation:
Lunch Talks
Future Challenges in Geoscientific Research German Approaches
Tue, Dec. 16 - Thu, Dec. 18, Starting at Noon
At the Booths
Do you want to know what is going on in the
German research landscape? Scientists from outstanding research institutions of different disciplinary
backgrounds will discuss with you new approaches
concerning geohazards, georesources, and cutting-edge research technologies. Come and exchange ideas with colleagues from Germany.
Albert Gerdes, MARUM Center for Marine Environmental
Sciences, University of Bremen
Dr. Johannes Karte, Dr. Guido Lüniger, DFG
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DFG Leibniz Lecture
“The Roots of Volcanoes in the Central Andes”
Thu, Dec. 18, 6:15 pm
Goethe-Institut San Francisco,
530 Bush Street
Gerhard Woerner, Goettingen
University, awardee of the prestigious German Leibniz Prize,
will elaborate on his research
in the field of petrology and
geochemistry of volcanic rocks.
His lecture titled “The Roots of
Volcanoes in the Central Andes” traces the processes and rates of magma
evolution through time and space and discusses
their close interrelation with the evolving Andean
mountain chain. Attend a top-class geoscientific
evening talk at the local Goethe-Institut.
German Social
Thu, Dec. 18, 7:30 pm
Goethe-Institut San Francisco,
530 Bush Street
Researchers at all career levels, representatives
of funding organizations and administrators are
cordially invited to mingle and network in an
informal and relaxed setting.
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