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27.09.2023, Academic staff The Holzforschung München of the Technische Universität München with the professorships for "Wood Science", "Wood Technology" and "Fungal Biotechnology in Wood Science
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Uncovering the mechanistic link between water, carbon supply, and wood formation in mature trees – STEMCELL WP2 24.07.2026, Academic staff Funded by the European Research Council (ERC), the STEMCELL
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Degree PhD, Dr forest, or Dr rer nat (doctoral studies with a focus on natural sciences) Course location Göttingen Teaching language German English Languages Courses are usually held in English. The
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years, the world-famous "documenta" contemporary art exhibition transforms the city into a cosmopolitan hub. There are also many parks and forests in and around the city where you can relax or enjoy
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Forest and the Swabian Jura hills are not far away and provide excellent opportunities for climbing, canoeing, hiking, biking – and skiing in winter. Activate map To activate the map, click on the "Show
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requirements Master's degree and at least 150 ECTS credits in one of the following areas: geography, environmental sciences, agricultural sciences, forest sciences, biology, or social or economic sciences
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air. There are large areas of forest, nature reserves, country parks, lakes, and rivers within the city boundaries. Berlin offers a truly metropolitan lifestyle, but with a relaxed atmosphere. The
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type of courses is voluntary. Support can be given by the Graduate School of Forest and Agricultural Sciences concerning travel arrangements, translation, and methodological aspects of the PhD work. A
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Karlsruhe KIT's campus lies on the Kaiserstrasse, the main street of Karlsruhe, and it borders on the Hardtwald Forest, a perfect place to take a stroll. The campus is almost 60 hectares large. The proximity
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the buzz of a vibrant, major city as well as plenty of green spaces, both in the centre and the suburbs. Eilenriede Forest, for example (Hanover's "green lung"), covers an area of 642 hectares, making it