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, InnovationS, Applications (MONALISA) within the Horizon 2020 Program of the European Commission [https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101169136]. DN MONALISA, a consortium of nine partners composed of high
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reaction. The resulting ions enable depth-resolved quantification of Li and other components of the anode, e.g. Si, O, F, C, etc. This information provides valuable insights into the quality and stability
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Medizin (MPZPM) is a highly innovative graduate programme established in January 2022. IMPRS-PM educates and trains a new generation of scientists with insight into both physics and medical research. In
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turn, affects food quality. These insights can be used to improve the nutritional value of food proteins and help predict potential emerging allergens from new sources of plant proteins based
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courses No Course-specific, integrated English language courses No Tuition fees per semester None Semester contribution Basic fee of 97 EUR + additional fee for the Deutschlandticket https://www.lmu.de/en
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of different concepts. This endeavour is typically accompanied by new insights and synergetic effects due to the inherently different viewpoints of the previously separate fields. Our task force on machine
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four semesters (totalling around fifty sessions) over the course of the programme. The Lunchtime Colloquium provides insights into new research related to the environment. b) They must attend
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Germany. The SusMet Lectures give insight into the various aspects of modern materials science. There are two basic lectures: Basic materials-related aspects of sustainability Large-scale metallurgical
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to each other. More detailed information can be found here: https://www.mhh.de/en/phd-regsci/structure-of-the-phd-programme Individualised curricula and transferable skills In addition to the seminars and
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candidates take place. Stories of our students with interesting insights about their live in Cologne can be found here: https://www.ageing-grad-school.de/about-us/cga-stories . For students holding a BSc