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welcome to the January issue of the monthly GAUSS newsletter with information from the GAUSS Office including courses and events organised by GAUSS. Furthermore, the newsletter contains information about workshops and events offered by partners at the Göttingen Campus and additional information that might be of interest for doctoral students in Göttingen. For more information about each topic, please follow the links below.
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Some of the events or seminars are advertised in German as the language during the events or workshops will be German. Feel free to forward this email to other interested students. If you do not want to receive information like this again, please let us know and we will remove you from the mailing list.
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GAUSS Office
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The registration for methods and professional skills courses held in April 2025 will be open from 1 February 2025. You can register from 1-20 February online via Stud.IP for courses taking place in April; the slots will be allocated around 25 February. Read more
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We’re happy to announce our first GAUSS Career Impulse Session in 2025, this time with Dr. Ritu Chakrabarti, Scientific Editor at Cell Press. In this session, Ritu will provide insights into her field of work, sharing her personal experiences and perspectives. Read more
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The SUB Göttingen offers an online GRO.publications training courses in German on 3 February 2025, 3 March 2025 etc. from 10:00 - 11:30h. This training introduces GRO.publications, the publication management system of the University of Göttingen. Read more
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Presenting your own research in an entertaining way for 10 minutes - this is a science slam aimed primarily at a non-specialist and non-scientific audience. During the Study Information Days on Tuesday, 11 March 2025, the University is planning a small Science Slam with four researchers from different disciplines in Göttingen and they are looking for enthusiastic slammers for this event. Read more
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Love Data Week (LDW) is an international week of action centred around the topics of research data and research data management. Under the motto ‘Whose Data Is It, Anyway?’, this year Love Data will be celebrated worldwide from 10 - 14 February 2025 with numerous events on a wide variety of topics. Read more
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The GMP Academy is offering virtual GMB basic courses in February/April/May 2025 in German and in English. Read more
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On Wednesday, 19 February 2025 the Ernst Caspari Lecture with the topic "Tissue-derived organoid models, where we stand and where we go" will be given by Prof. Dr. Meritxell Huch from the Max Planck Institute of Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden. Read more
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The jobvector career day is Europe´s biggest career fair for Natural Scientists, Physicians, Engineers, and Computer Scientists where you can receive valuable information for a successful career! Be inspired by talks of top companies and recruiters. Seize your chance and personally contact them at the fair! Read more
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This course is designed for researchers and scientists who are interested in enhancing their research capabilities through the application of artificial intelligence (AI). Participants will explore how AI can assist in analyzing large datasets, automating routine tasks, and improving literature research and organization. Read more
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The accredited Certificate Program ‘Teaching and Learning in Higher Education’ (Hochschuldidaktik) will once again offer teaching scientists at the University of Göttingen the opportunity to study basic theories and concepts of academic (and adult) teaching and learning, communicating and presenting, assessing and advising. Read more
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In May 2025 the Faculty of Physics will again offer two courses on "Leadership Excellence in the Knowledge Society" with lecturer Silvie Klein-Franke. From 6-7 May 2025 there will be a 2-day course in English and from 8-9 May 2025, there will be a course in German. Read more
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Funding Opportunities and Prizes
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The DFG has been awarding the Bernd Rendel Prize annually since 2002 to early career geoscientists with a university degree but as yet no doctorate. The prizes are funded by the proceeds from the Bernd Rendel Foundation, which is administered by Stifterverband, and is intended to be used for scientific purposes, for example to enable recipients to attend international conferences and congresses. Read more
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Have you written an outstanding dissertation and are you very keen to explain your research findings in a clear and comprehensible manner to a large number of people, including those not familiar with your subject? Then write an article about your work and enter it into the competition for the KlarText Award for Achievements in Public Understanding of Sciences. Read more
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The "Akademie gemeinnütziger Wissenschaften zu Erfurt" is awarding the Reichart Prize 2025 (Erfurt Young Talent Award for applied science). It is presented annually by the Lord Mayor of the city and the President of the Academy to coincide with Reichart's birthday. Read more
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Every year, Körber-Stiftung presents the German Thesis Award to the best of young German researchers. In total the prizes are worth more than €100,000 for significant and innovative research, including three top prizes of €25,000 each. This makes the German Thesis Award one of the most highly endowed prizes awarded to young scientists in the country. Read more
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With the Stockmeyer Science Award, the Heinrich Stockmeyer Foundation honors practicable approaches and application-oriented research that contribute to improve food safety and consumer protection, and to enhance consumer confidence in the quality and safety of food products. Read more
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The University of Göttingen offers an Open Access Publication Fund to support authors who wish to publish in pure Open Access journals. Read more
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Recently, there has been an increasing number of reports regarding suspected predatory publishing practices. The term "predatory publishing" refers to various shady business practices and deceptive activities in the publishing industry. Read more
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The 'Teaching without Barriers' sub-project, funded by the LInK project, is now offering the use of the Amberscript license to researchers and students for they own transcription projects until the end of May 2025. Read more
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Permanent Articles
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This category includes all time interesting and important topics, permanently available to any (new) doctoral student.
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