aders in the respective research area. Due to the differing ages at which a doctorate may be awarded in the various European countries there is no age limit. Rather, applicants should have between two and ten years of postdoctoral research experience. Particular importance is place upon a qualified invitation, as well as a written confirmation from the host institute that it will accommodate the independent junior research group.

The DFG is responsible for funding proposals in the Federal Republic of Germany; for the other participating countries the organisations listed in the announcement are responsible respectively. The review process, which is based solely upon the criteria of scientific quality, will be undertaken in two stages: The first stage will be carried out at the national level where the DFG will review the application. Candidates who are successful in stage one will be invited to an interview in a joint selection process organised by the participating European organisations, for which the European Science Foundation (ESF) in Strasbourg is responsible.

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Contact: Dr. Anjana Buckow
anjana.buckow@dfg.de
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
7-Sep-2004

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