As a postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Birgit Futterer was the head of a junior research group at the International Graduate School (IGS), the predecessor of GRS. In an interview with the BTU Alumni Office, she provides fascinating insights into her career.

Rudi Tschammer has been pursuing his doctorate since the beginning of 2023 in the BTU-BAM Graduate School »Trustworthy Hydrogen«. His master's thesis has now been honored by the Physical Society of Berlin e.V.

Dr Sparsh Sharma received a three-year scholarship from GRS in the cluster »Stochastic Methods for Flow and Transport Processes« for his doctoral research. Following the completion of his doctorate, he secured funding from the Walter Benjamin Programme of the German Research Foundation (DFG) and embarked on a six-month research stay at a leading university in the UK.

Two PhD students from the field of Human Factors will soon be researching physiological user interfaces for virtual reality under the supervision of Dr Marius Klug. We spoke to Dr Klug about the goals of the Young Investigator Group at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU) in an interview.

The German Research Foundation (DFG) has published the dates for all talks 2023. The DFG offers an overview of all funding instruments for the time after your doctorate.

Dr. Sparsh Sharma investigates reduced-order modelling of sound generation from free beams using an image-based stochastic approach. He received a doctoral scholarship of the Graduate Research School (GRS) from 2016 to 2019.

GRS has purchased this handbook for doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers. The book is available in German, and you can borrow it from the university library.