The Committee Research with Synchrotron Radiation is elected by the synchrotron ratiation users in Germany to represent their interest and to foster research with synchrotron radiation.
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Mar. 31, 2020: Deadline for applications research internships Baltic Science Network Mobility Programme for Research Internships (BARI), Germany
Apr. 01, 2020: Deadline for proposals FLASH, Hamburg, Germany
Apr. 25, 2020: Abstract submission deadline for Gordon Research Seminar: Diffraction Methods in Structural Biology , Jul. 25-26, Lewiston, ME, USA
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A panel discussion and a public talk were the highlights of the 100. meetings of the German comittee research with synchrotrons radiation on Feb 28, 2020 in Kiel
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On Feb. 28, 2020, the German comittee research with synchrotrons radiation, KFS, met for the 100th time. The committee has been keeping up the dialogue between all actors in photon research for more than 30 years now. Participants from all over Germany discussed the future of research with synchrotron radiation, which allows new insights into matter for a deeper understanding of materials and life. Strategic questions on digital challenges and chances were in the focus. [more]
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The RACIRI Summer School 2019 will take place in Varberg, on the Swedish Baltic Sea from August 23 to 30, 2020. Its topic is "Advanced Materials Design at X-ray and Neutron Facilities". Students from Germany, Russia and Sweden will get a unique insight into research with neutrons and synchrotron radiation. The school offers up to 20 full scholarships (travel, food and lodging) for students and young scientists working at German research institutions or universities and who are residents of Germany. Application deadline is May 01, 2020. [more] |
Baltic Science Network Mobility Programme for Research Internships (BARI)
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BARI offers summer research internships with appropriate academic training across the Baltic Sea Region to students with interest in Life Sciences, Photon & Neutron Science and Welfare State. During their internship, students will assist in research and lab work for a proposed project. They will be hosted by research groups, laboratories, and doctoral students who wish to strengthen their ties within the Baltic Sea Region by hosting a motivated and well-qualified student. Successful applicants will receive a scholarship to help cover living expenses and travel costs. Funding is available for a period of up to three months. [more]
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The KFS has surveyed the users of synchrotron radiation in Germany
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Nearly 900 users of synchrotron radiation have taken part in the survey that the KFS has conducted in the end of 2018 and in the beginning of 2019. This gave us valuable insights into your needs and focuses. The survey shows that the research with synchrotron radiation has a highly diversified user community. Scientists from universities, governmental institutions and industry use a variety of methods to work on their problems concerning materials, energy, technology, health, information and other challenges. Not only physicists, chemists and biologists, but also engineers, geo- and environmental scientists, researchers in art & culture and interdisciplinary researchers depend on the methods of synchrotron radiation. [more: results of the survey] |
