Supporting Early Career Researchers

Young researchers at Goethe University receive support through various programs offered by the DFG and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.

Emmy Noether-Programm

Paradox of the Fe-O system: from the mineralogy of deep planetary interiors to planetary habitability (Dr. Elena Bykova)
Aerosol loadings in the future atmosphere (ALFA) (Prof. Alexander Vogel)
Linking Ages – The Material-Discursive Practices of Un/Doing Age in the Life Course (Dr. Anna Wanka)
Peptide biosynthesis beyond known pathways – Machine learning-based identification of unusual peptide natural products (Prof. Dr. Eric Jan Nikolaus Helfrich)
High-pressure chemistry of nitrogen-rich compounds (Dr. Maxim Bykov)
LOCUS-MENTAL – The locus coeruleus norepinephrine system as a predictor of mental health in childhood (Dr. Nico Bast)
Limits of helping under conditions of multiple crises (Prof. Dr. Greta Wagner)
GenPath - The Cognitive Pathways of Gender: A Cross-Linguistic Electrophysiological Evaluation (Dr. Ana Rita Sá Leite Dias)
Geometric Functional Inequalities and Their Stability (Dr. Tobias König)
The ER-Mitochondria Interface and Its Role in Phospholipid Homeostasis (Dr. Till Stephan)

DFG

Examination of oncogenic transcriptional programs and their therapeutic relevance in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (Dr. Anjali Cremer)
Investigation of the epigenetic NPM1c network in acute myeloid leukemia (Dr. Marit Vermunt)
Investigation of the epigenetic NPM1c network in acute myeloid leukemia (Dr. Hannah Uckelmann)

for sustainable and resilient urban-rural regions funded by the BMFTR

From the "Backseat Generation" to pioneers of the mobility transition? Mobility practices, interior design, and participation of children and adolescents as co-researchers for a social-ecological transformation in the region (CoFoKids) (Dr. Sina Steele)

BMFTR