• Paths of Routine Processes, Free University in Berlin

• Non-equilibrium Phenomena in Low-temperature Plasmas: Diagnosis Modelling Applications, Ruhr University of Bochum

• Presentation Theory and its Applications in Mathematics and Physics, Bergische University of Wuppertal

• Signaling Mechanisms in Lung Physiology and Disease, Liebig University of Giessen

• History and Culture of Metropolises of the 20th Century, Technical University of Berlin, Humboldt University of Berlin, Free University in Berlin

• Political Communication from Antiquity to the 20th Century, University of Frankfurt am Main

• Archive, Power, Knowledge Organising, Controlling, Destroying Stocks of Knowledge from Antiquity to the Present, University of Bielefeld

• Catalysts and Catalytic Reactions for Organic Systems, University of Freiburg

• Development and Application of Intelligent Detectors, University of Heidelberg

• Medial Historiographies, Bauhaus University of Weimar

• Modelling the Flow of Materials and Production Systems for the Sustained

• Utilisation of Resources in Intensive Agronomical and Market Gardening Systems in the North-Chinese Lowland Plain, University of Hohenheim

Since 1990, the DFG has been funding Research Training Groups for outstanding doctoral students in all scientific disciplines. Under the guidance of well-qualified professors in research and teaching, 15 to 25 of them work in an interdisciplinary research and study programme. At present, about six per cent of all doctoral students in Germany complete their doctorates in Research Training Groups. Graduates from Research Training Groups are generally more extensively qualified and, on average, two years younger tha
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Contact: Dr. Jrg Schneider
joerg.schneider@dfg.de
49-228-885-2424
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
28-Apr-2004