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religious beliefs and openness to interact with others. Academic Requirements Admission to a German higher education institution. The university must be state or state-recognised. The course of study is full
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domain knowledge in 4 core application domains, for which reliable AI methods are most urgently needed: medicine and healthcare, robotics & interacting systems, algorithmic decision-making, and learning
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avenues for networking, interaction and long-term research collaboration. Promote women to lead consortium based bilateral projects for IGSTC programmes and other funding schemes. Target Group This scheme
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fellowship programme offers outstanding researchers the opportunity to focus on research without the distraction of everyday routines in academia, to interact with colleagues from other disciplines, and to
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directly enrolled in a Germany university, or (b) the student participates in a hybrid model, where the student also takes courses at a German university, or if the student has structured interaction with
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at inspiring an exchange of ideas among involved and open-minded students and creating vibrant interaction beyond any ideological, cultural, political or social boundaries. Scholarship holders will in addition
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research areas of this RTG: neurovascular communication microglia-neuron interaction neurite and synapse plasticity monoaminergic signaling Projects of this RTG will elucidate the role of these mechanisms in
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for society (social sciences and humanities research, e.g., on human-machine interaction and the challenges posed by new technologies to the state and society in Europe). The scholarship is awarded
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technology, and sustainable health research) Challenges, impacts, and benefits of new technologies on and for society (social sciences and humanities research, e.g., on human-machine interaction and the
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-technical systems and human-machine interaction All applicants must demonstrate an above-average academic track record, typically with a cumulative grade point average of 1.7 or better (after conversion