Dahlem International Network PostDocs
Following two university-wide calls for applications in 2014 and 2015, a total of 17 candidates from various disciplines were selected in the funding line Dahlem International Network PostDocs, granting them funding for a period of 24 months.
In 2017, the funding lines Dahlem International Network Postdocs of the Center for Research Strategy (CRS) and POINT-Fellows of the Dahlem Research School (DRS) were merged into a new single funding line.
As part of Freie Universität’s institutional strategy, the Dahlem Postdoc Fellowships of the DRS and CRS specifically address outstanding junior researchers of all disciplines and nationalities with international research experience. The current call with further information on the funding criteria is available on the webpages of the Dahlem Research School. The deadline for applications is March 15, 2017.
PostDocs selected in the first two funding rounds were:
- Dr. Julián Bergueiro
Topic: Gold Nanorod@Elastine Hybrid Thermoresponsive Nanogels for Combined Hyperthermia and Chemotherapy
Department: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Affiliated with Focus Area NanoScale
International Partner: University of Tokyo, Japan
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Karine dos Santos
Topic: Spectroscopic studies of spliceosome catalytic activation and development of small molecule splicing modulators
Department: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Affiliated with Einstein Netzwerk Single Molecule RNA Biology
International Partner: Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health, China und Institucio Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avancats, Barcelona, Spain
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Anika Lehmann
Topic: A trait-based approach to unlock the secrets of the soil aggregation mechanism
Department: Biology
Affiliated with Focus Area Dahlem Centre of Plant Sciences
Regional Partner: Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Tina Bawden
Topic: Topologies of the Codex: Space in Carolingian and Anglo-Saxon Illuminated Manuscripts
Department: Art History
Affiliated with Cluster of Excellence TOPOI
International Partner: University of Leeds, UK
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Britta Frede
Topic: Out of Nouakchott: Female Scholars As Mediators of Islam in Contemporary Mauritania
Department: Islamic Studies
Affiliated with Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies
International Partner: African Research Centre, Leiden, Netherlands
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Cristina E. Murer
Topic: „Ex sordentibus locis“. Grabplünderungen und Wiederverwendung von Sepulkralplastik in spätantiken und frühmittelalterlichen Stadträumen Italiens
Department: Classical Archaeology
Affiliated with TOPOI
International Partner: Oxford University
Funding Period: 2015-2017
- Dr. Joana Cirici
Topic: Filtrations and mixed Hodge structures in homotopy theory
Department: Mathematics
Affiliated with Berlin Mathematical School
International Partner: Stony Brook University, New York, USA
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Pooja Gupta
Topic: Modeling of the BMP mediated co-regulation of the Smad and Non-Smad pathways in the context of cell density
Department: Mathematics
Affiliated with Focus Area Disease in Human Aging
Regional Partner: ZUSE Institute Berlin
funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Matthias Henze
Topic: Discrete analogs to the volume-product and polar Minkowski inequalities in the Geometry of Numbers
Department: Mathematik
Affiliated with SFB Transregio 109, Projekt A03
International Partner: San Francisco State University, USA
Funding Period: 2015-2017
- Dr. Jan Niklas Howe
Topic: Genie-Ästhetik und Kreativitäts-Dispositiv
Department: General and Comparative Literature
Affiliated with Focus Area Dahlem Humanities Center
International Partner: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Daniela Hahn
Topic: Ästhetiken des Dokuments. Künstlerische Historiographien seit 1989
Department: Dramatics
Affiliated with Focus Area Dahlem Humanities Center
International Partner: Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Anne Enderwitz
Topic: Economies of Early Modern English Drama
Department: English / Comparative Literature
Affiliated with Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies
International Partner: Columbia University, USA
Funding Period: 2015-2017
- Dr. Philipp Wüschner
Topic: Zwischen Emanzipation und Widerstand. Hexis, Habitus, l’habitude als ‚travelling concept’ zwischen Philosophie, Theologie und Medizin.
Department: Philosophy
Affiliated with CRC 980 "Episteme in Motion"
International Partner: Université Paris Ouest-Nanterre
Funding Period: 2015-2017
- Dr. Carlos Riofrío
Topic: Novel paths towards quantum control and continuous system identification
Department: Theoretical Physics
Affiliated with DFG Research Center Matheon
International Partner: Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Funding Period: 2014-2016
- Dr. Patryk Kusch
Topic: Plasmon-Enhanced Raman ScatteringDepartment: Solid-State Physics
Affiliated with Focus Area NanoScale
International Partner: Nanoscience Cooperative Research Center, San Sebastian, Spanien
Funding Period: 2015-2017
- Dr. Jana Janssen
Topic: Epigenetische Regulation durch microRNAs: Rolle bei der Resistenz gegen makrozyklische Laktone beim Pferdespulwum Parascaris
Department: Veterinary Medicine
Affiliated with Research Training Group 2046
International Partner: University of Melbourne, Australia
Funding Period: 2015-2017
- Dr. Daniel Fürstenau
Topic: IT Architectures in Integration Care: Simulating Path Dependence and Path Breaking
Department: School of Business & Economics
Affiliated with Focus Area DynAge
International Partner: University of California, San Diego, USA
Funding Period: 2015-2017
On the November 3, 2015 the CRS organized a meeting for the Dahlem International Network PostDocs of the first and the second funding round.
left to right second row: Jana Janssen, Julián Bergueiro, Philipp Wüschner, Daniel Fürstenau
left to right first row: Cristina E. Murer, Pooja Gupta, Matthias Henze, Britta Frede, Anne Enderwitz, Tina Bawden
Source: Patricia Kalisch
Our Dahlem International Network PostDocs of the first funding round got together during Junges Wissenschaftsforum Dahlem in December 2014.
Source: Bernd Wannemacher
