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Associ­ated Young Researchers

Associ­ated Fellows receive mater­ial funding for their research projects. They are also allowed to partic­i­pate in selected events and the contin­u­ing educa­tion program.

   
Name
Insti­tu­tion
Project
Link to the Project
Savanna Babu
Univer­sity of Regensburg
Neuro­mod­u­la­tory Processes Involved in Learn­ing and Brain Plastic­ity Across the Lifes­pan: Insights from Visual Percep­tual Learning
To the project
Felix Full
Univer­sity of Würzburg
Chiral organoboron PAHs for appli­ca­tion in organic electronics
To the project
Andrea Gonsek
Univer­sity of Konstanz
Dynamic Vision in Natural Low Light Environ­ments From Single Photons to Behaviour
To the project
Henrik Habeck
Heidel­berg University
Access to Pi-Enhanced Carbazoles and their Application
To the project
Marina Homs
ETH Zürich
RetinaSen­sor: Enhanced Vision Restora­tion in Blind People
To the project
Yi-Ting Hsiau
Karlsruhe Insti­tute of Technol­ogy (KIT)
Heat Actuated Elastocaloric Cooling
To the project
Pauline Kautz
Max-Delbrück-Centrum für Moleku­lare Medizin
From mitochon­dr­ial genotypes to pheno­types with single-cell multi-omics
To the project
Katja Kleespies
Univer­sity of Freiburg
Cogni­tive and neural mecha­nisms under­ly­ing memory gener­al­iza­tion during wakeful­ness and sleep
To the project
Juan José Lagos-Oviedo
Univer­sity of Würzburg
Evolu­tion of wound care and rescue behav­iour in army ants
To the project
Arno Munhoven
Humboldt-Univer­sität Berlin
On the Poten­tial Impli­ca­tion of Rhodopsins in Avian Magnetosensitivity
To the project
Lena Nitsch
Max-Delbrück-Centrum für Moleku­lare Medizin
Infer­ences of clonal dynam­ics in human hematopoiesis
To the project
Emine Rabia Sensevdi
Rijksuni­ver­siteit Groningen
Mecha­nisms of Super­in­fec­tion Exclu­sion in Archaea
To the project
Klaudia Szkodzin­ska
Univer­sity of Würzburg
Expanded boron-embed­ded helicenes as novel organic materials
To the project
Mai Tran
Max-Planck-Insti­tut für medizinis­che Forschung
DNA Origami for Synthetic Immunology
To the project