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The BIG-NSE is an international Graduate School founded on May 29 2007 at the Technische Universitaet Berlin (TUB). The School is part of the Cluster "Unified Concepts in Catalysis" (UniCat: see www.unicat.tu-berlin.de) founded by the TUB and five other Institutions in the Berlin area within the framework of the "Excellence Initiative" of the German Government. The high-ranking research in catalysis covers a broad range of topics from natural sciences to engineering. The success of this research programme, which is unique in Germany, requires highly qualified and motivated young researchers in the different projects. With the founding of BIG-NSE, UniCat aims to recruit the most gifted students and young researchers in the world and offer them a broad, high level structured educational programme in order to prepare them for the high-ranking research performed at the cluster.
The latest deadline for application submission was March 15 2010 (the next one will be in January 2011). If you are interested in obtaining your PhD within the BIG-NSE, do not hesitate to send us your application documents a few months before the next deadline, using our online application portal.
Tuesday, 13. April BIG-NSE minisymposium on "Biological and (Electro-)Chemical Catalysts for Hydrogen Conversion" on June 16/17
On June 16-17, the second BIG-NSE minisymposium organized by a BIG-NSE student will take place at TUB.
Subject of the symposia is "Biological and (Electro-)Chemical Catalysts for Hydrogen Conversion". Organizer is a BIG-NSE...
Tuesday, 13. April BIG-NSE minisymposium on "Protein Engineering" on May 12
organized by a BIG-NSE student
Tuesday, 16. March Latest deadline for application is over. Next one in March 2011
The latest deadline for application for a BIG-NSE scholarship was yesterday March 15 2010. Once again, many very interesting applications went in. During the following days, all applications will be examined and the BIG-NSE...
Wednesday, 20. January Nice video clip about the UniCat-Cluster/BIG-NSE
to be seen on the webpage of the DFG (German NSF)
Wednesday, 13. January Germany, one of the nicest countries in the world to live in!
Germany 4th best after France, Australia and Switzerland!