Site Visits and Joint Activities of Doctoral Groups
Among other activities, ARQUS will support joint doctoral training within the group of partner universities by enabling site visits and joint activities. Eligible are doctoral groups with a common research topic that offer a structured training programme for their doctoral candidates.
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ARQUS has identified the following possible research topics where joint activities for doctoral candidates could be implemented:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cancer Research
- Changing Societies
- Digital Humanities
- European Cultural Heritage
- Global Change/Climate Change/Biodiversity
- Healthy Aging
- Human Brain Surface Science/Smart Materials
Additionally, applications by doctoral groups from other research areas with substantial overlap within the ARQUS alliance are welcome.
Doctoral groups are invited to apply for site visits and joint activities together with their selected partner(s) from the ARQUS Alliance. Site visits/networking activities serve the purpose of initiating future joint projects (thirdparty funded project applications, summer schools, etc.). Joint activities are for example research seminars and workshops addressing innovative methodologies and theories.
ARQUS provides travel grants (incl. accommodation for a 3–5 days stay) for 3 to 5 doctoral candidates plus 1 to 2 senior researcher/s per doctoral group (max. 7,000€ per doctoral group).
The Arqus funding can be either used for a site visit/joint activity of a doctoral group from the respective home university at one of the Arqus partner universities or for an invitation for a site visit/joint activity of a doctoral group from one of the Arqus partner universities at the home institution.
Research exchanges can take place until September 30, 2022.
