From left: Prof. Monika Stoll (Vice-Rector for Research at Münster University), Prof. Martin Winter (Director of the MEET Battery Research Centre), NRW Science Minister Isabel Pfeiffer-Poensgen and Prof. Hans-Ulrich Humpf (Dean of the Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy) opened the new BACCARA international research school in Münster on Wednesday.<address>© WWU - Peter Leßmann</address>
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Battery Research Centre: new international research school opened

Longer ranges for electric vehicles and the effective storage of electricity from renewable energies – these are research topics for the future which PhD students in Münster will be working on in a new international Graduate School.

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Funding for Student Research Projects

The Rectorate allocates 50,000 euros a year to support student research projects. Funding is awarded on the basis of an evaluation conducted by the Rectorate Committee for Research Affairs (RKF). Individual projects can receive up to 5,000 euros in funding. The funding period may not exceed 12 months.

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Dossier: Knowledge transfer at the University of Münster

The creation of knowledge and its transfer to society is part of the public cultural heritage and therefore a central goal of the University of Münster. Whether museums, senior guest programme and children's university, support for start-ups, teacher education or science communication: The University of Münster understands knowledge transfer as an active exchange. In a dossier, support department communication and public relations examines the topic in all its many facets.

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Junior Researchers

he University of Münster actively supports its junior researchers as part of its academic personnel development strategy. Career counselling and funding opportunities, structured doctoral programmes and qualification measures provide candidates with a more transparent and plannable career path into academia.