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Announcement 2015 Project- based Personnel Exchange Programme with India - Indo-German Joint ResearcFunds for NGOs Last date 15 June 2015 Activities:
Others The ’Project-based Personnel Exchange Programme’(PPP) is a bilateral research promotion programme which is the result of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) concluded in 1998 between the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Department of Science and Technology (DST). . Who are the funding institutions? DAAD receives funds for implementing the programme through a budget allocation made by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). On the Indian side, the programme is funded by Government of India through the Department of Science and Technology (DST). What are the aims ofthe programme? The basic aim of the programme is to strengthen the collaboration between Indian and German research groups, which are working jointly on a particular scientific project. The programme ’Project-based Personnel Exchange’ envisages, in this connection, financial support for operational mobility only. Particular emphasis is thereby accorded to academic training and specialization of young researchers. Concrete objectives have to be mentioned in the application (project description) (including the number and academic credentials of the researchers to be supported). Research collaborations entered into with the intention of initiating major projects, such as the preparation of joint applications meant for submission to any other funding organisation, are highly preferred. Which are the target groups? Scientists/ researchers, university professors, post-doctoral researchers and doctoral students. Who can apply? University professors, scientists/researchers and post-doctoral researchers from German and Indian universities and those in permanent positions at public funded research institutes are eligible to apply. The programme is open to academics in the disciplines of agricultural sciences, veterinary medicine, forestry, engineering, earth sciences, mathematics, theoretical computer science, informatics, medicine, life sciences, health sciences, animal sciences, nutritional medicine, physics, material sciences and chemistry. 2.What are the prerequisites for application? The pre-requisite for application is a concrete and precise scientific research project proposal of high quality, on which academics from both countries jointly, and to the extent possible complementarily, want to work on. It would not suffice just to describe scientific problems of a general nature which both ................................................. Similar PostsAtmospheric Pollution & Human Health in an Indian Megacity Announcement of OpportunityOpen Society Fellowships - 2015-16 Eligibility Open Society Fellowship 2015-16 Strategic Research Projects within Human Health Science Biotechnology 2015 - Objective Strategic Research Projects within Human Health Science Biotechnology 2015 Extraordinary Call for Proposals 2015 for co-financing Cooperation Activities Applications invited for Public Art Grant 2015 Barvalipe Schools - Generation 2015 Guidelines Barvalipe Schools - Generation 2015 Announcement 2015 Project- based Personnel Exchange Programme with India - Indo-German Joint Researc RESEARCH TRAINING FELLOWSHIP FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRY SCIENTISTS (RTF-DCS) 2015 – 16 Eligibility Call for proposals in the field of Embedded Systems 2015 pg2
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