Last date : The deadline for submission of applications for PPP-2014 is 15th December 2013.
The programme ’Project-based Personnel Exchange’ is a bilateral research promo-tion programme that is a result of the agreement concluded between the German
Academic Exchange Service and the Department of Science and Technology (DST)
in 1998.
Who are the funding institutions?
DAAD receives funds for implementing the programme through a budget allocation
by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). On the Indian side the
programme is funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) of the
Government of India.
What are the aims of the programme?
The aim of the programme is to strengthen the collaboration between Indian and
German research groups, who are working jointly on a particular scientific project.
The programme ’Project-based Personnel Exchange’ envisages, in this connection,
financial support for operational mobility. Particular emphasis is thereby accorded to
further academic training and specialization of young academics.
Concrete objectives have to be mentioned In the application (project description)
(including the number and academic status of the persons to be funded).
Research collaborations entered into with the intention of initiating further extensive
projects, such as the preparation of joint applications meant for submission to any
other funding organisation, are highly preferred.
Which are the target groups?
Scientists, university professors, post-doctoral researchers and doctoral students.
For information regarding programme implementation and the application proce-dure in India, please contact:
R K Sharma
Scientist-D
International Bilateral Cooperation Division
(Room No 4 B, Adm. Block)
Department of Science and Technology
Technology Bhavan,New Mehrauli Road
New-Delhi-110 016
E-mail: sharma_rk@nic.in
For more details : http://dst.gov.in/whats_new/whats_new13/DST_DAAD_PPP_2014_Engl.pdf
The programme ’Project-based Personnel Exchange’ is a bilateral research promo-tion programme that is a result of the agreement concluded between the German
Academic Exchange Service and the Department of Science and Technology (DST)
in 1998.
Who are the funding institutions?
DAAD receives funds for implementing the programme through a budget allocation
by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). On the Indian side the
programme is funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) of the
Government of India.
What are the aims of the programme?
The aim of the programme is to strengthen the collaboration between Indian and
German research groups, who are working jointly on a particular scientific project.
The programme ’Project-based Personnel Exchange’ envisages, in this connection,
financial support for operational mobility. Particular emphasis is thereby accorded to
further academic training and specialization of young academics.
Concrete objectives have to be mentioned In the application (project description)
(including the number and academic status of the persons to be funded).
Research collaborations entered into with the intention of initiating further extensive
projects, such as the preparation of joint applications meant for submission to any
other funding organisation, are highly preferred.
Which are the target groups?
Scientists, university professors, post-doctoral researchers and doctoral students.
For information regarding programme implementation and the application proce-dure in India, please contact:
R K Sharma
Scientist-D
International Bilateral Cooperation Division
(Room No 4 B, Adm. Block)
Department of Science and Technology
Technology Bhavan,New Mehrauli Road
New-Delhi-110 016
E-mail: sharma_rk@nic.in
For more details : http://dst.gov.in/whats_new/whats_new13/DST_DAAD_PPP_2014_Engl.pdf
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