Integrated Graduate School Solvation Science

Programme Structure

In the first year of the Research Course of studies, the students are expected to:

• develop an individual training and supervision plan jointly with their thesis advisors
• attend an introductory lecture to Solvation Science i.e. Biomolecular Simulation or Modeling
• complete a scientific writing course that is organized by RESOLV's ECR Board or by the RUB Research School

• choose an additional lecture based on their individual training plan
• participate in RESOLV retreats and workshops
• complete a scientific presentation course that is organized by RESOLV's ECR Board or by the RUB Research School
• take part in an international internship of up to 3 months at one of the institutes from the IF Solvation Science or an institute of their choice

• give an oral presentation at a RESOLV retreat or workshop
• contribute to our Public Outreach activities or: contribute to the organization of RESOLV events 

Lecturers

Students may work with one of 50 Scientists, including PIs Dr. Uwe Bovensiepen, Guido Clever, Lukas J. Gooßen, Martina Havenith, Stefan Huber, Stefan Kast, Rasmus Linser, Benjamin List, Dominik Marx, Karina Morgenstern, Frank Neese, Jörg Neugenbauer, Poul Petersen, Gabriele Sadowski, Elsa Sánchez García, Wolfram Sander, Lars Schäfer, Wolfgang Schuhmann, Kristina Tschulik, and Roland Winter