TUD Young Investigators

Table of contents

    1. BENEFITS AND GOALS
      1. Rights
    2. APPLICATION
      1. Who can apply?
      2. How does the application process work?
    3. FAST FORWARD - QUALIFICATION PROGRAMME FOR TUD YOUNG INVESTIGATORS
      1. Exemplary Modules
    4. CONTACT
    5. TUD Young Investigators at a glance
      1. School of Science
      2. School of Engeneering Sciences
      3. School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
      4. School of Medicine
      5. School of Humanities and Social Sciences
    6. FORMER TUD YOUNG INVESTIGATORS
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BENEFITS AND GOALS

The "TUD Young Investigator" status strengthens excellent, independent junior research group leaders by fostering their integration into the faculties and offering a qualification programme tailored to their particular needs.

The aim of this scheme is to counteract the structural disadvantages sometimes experienced by this group of researchers due to their lack of defined status and inadequate or nonexistent connection to a faculty.

Rights

The status is awarded for a limited time and includes and entails the following rights:

  • Every "TUD Young Investigator" will be given a TUD university teacher as a mentor and direct contact,
  • will be accepted by the faculty as an assessor and examiner in doctoral procedures, particularly with regard to the dissertations they (co-)supervise,
  • will participate in teaching,
  • will be integrated into their respective faculty, including the possibility to attend public parts of Faculty Council meetings as a guest,
  • will get the opportunity to take part in a range of training individually designed to address the needs of academics in this qualification phase.
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APPLICATION

Who can apply?

  • Junior research group leaders with fixed-term contracts with the TU Dresden or a partner institution of the DRESDEN-concept
  • with own budget and staff responsibility,
  • who are academically independent and without affiliation to a professor,
  • who heads a research group with at least two academics (excluding the head).
  • In addition to a completed doctorate with a grade of at least very good, evidence of performance suitable for postdoctoral lecturer qualification is necessary.

How does the application process work?

(1) Approval of the Faculty
Making an application to the University’s Rectorial Board for the award of
TUD Young Investigator status requires the support of the respective Faculty.

To check the readiness of a Faculty of the TUD to admit someone as a Young Investigator, interested candidates should initially contact the respective Dean.

Application for the award of the "TUD Young Investigator" status (Download)
Agreement with the Faculty (Download)

(2) Application to the University’s Governing Board
After approving the application, the faculty forwards all signed application documents with a statement from the Dean to the Rectorate of the TU Dresden.

Statement of the Faculty/Dean (Download)
 

(3) Application for extension of the TUD Young Investigator Status
The TUD Young Investigator Status is awarded for a limited period. It is linked to the duration as an independent junior research group leader or ends automatically with the departure from the TU Dresden or the appointment to a professorship.

An extension for a maximum of one additional year is only possible with the agreement of and written statement by the faculty.

Application for extension of the TUD Young Investigator Status

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FAST FORWARD - QUALIFICATION PROGRAMME FOR TUD YOUNG INVESTIGATORS

The Qualification Program FAST FORWARD is exclusively designed for the needs of academics in this qualification phase.

These workshops are an outstanding opportunity for TUD Young Investigators to get in contact with other excellent researchers to advance their projects and careers by growing their networks.

Exemplary Modules

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  • Training Berufungsverfahren
  • Leadership in der Wissenschaft: Teams führen & Promovierende betreuen
  • Good Scientific Practice

We aim to tailor this program to your needs. In light of this, if you have suggestions or specific requests, please do not hesitate to contact us!

CONTACT

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TUD Young Investigators at a glance

School of Science

Faculty of Biology

DR MARKO BRANKATSCHK
Faculty of Biology/ Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC)

DR ÜNAL COSKUN
Faculty of Biology and Medicin / Paul-Langerhans-Institut Dresden (PLID)

DR MICHAEL HILLER
Faculty of Biology and Medicin / Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics

DR JÖRG MANSFELD
Faculty of Biology/ Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC)

Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry

DR RENHAO DONG
Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry / Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed)

DR TOBIAS A. F. KÖNIG
Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry / Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF)

DR FRANZISKA LISSEL
Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry / Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF)

DR JULIAN THIELE
Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry / Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF)

DR JULIANE SIMMCHEN
Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry

Faculty of Physics

DR CARLO CANNISTRACI
Faculty of Physics / Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC)

DR. ALIAKSEI CHARNUKHA
Faculty of Physics / Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden (IFW)

DR KATERINA FALK
Faculty of Physics / Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)

DR ELISABETH FISCHER-FRIEDRICH
Faculty of Physics / Physics of Life (PoL)

DR BENJAMIN FRIEDRICH
Faculty of Physics / Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed)

DR ION COSMA FULGA
Faculty of Physics / Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden (IFW)

DR JOHANNES GOOTH
Faculty of Physics / Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids

DR OLEG JANSON
Faculty of Physics / Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden (IFW)

DR DOMINIK KRAUS
Faculty of Physics / Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)

DR AXEL LUBK
Faculty of Physics / Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden (IFW)

DR TOBIAS MENG
Faculty of Physics

DR FRANK ORTMANN
Faculty of Physics

DR ABHINAV SHARMA
Faculty of Physics / Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF)

DR HELMUT SCHULTHEISS
Faculty of Physics / Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)

DR FRANK SIEGERT
Faculty of Physics
 

School of Engeneering Sciences

Faculty of Computer Science

DR FLORIAN JUG
Faculty of Computer Science / Max-Planck-Institut für Molekulare Zellbiologie und Genetik / Center for Molecular Bioengineering

DR CHRISTOPH ZECHNER
Faculty of Computer Science / Max-Planck-Institut für Molekulare Zellbiologie und Genetik / Center for Molecular Bioengineering

School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Faculty of Civil Engeneering

DR CHRISTINA SCHEFFLER
Faculty of Civil Engeneering / Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF)

Faculty of Environmental Science

DR ANETTE ELTNER

DR MARTA MARKIEWICZ

DR CATALIN STEFAN
 

School of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine Carl Gustav Carus

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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