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#LNdW 2025
The 22nd Long Night of the Sciences will take place in Dresden on June 20 from 17:00 to 24:00. Organizational preparations began at the beginning of February. This means that the co-organizers of the TUD can once again enter their event offers in the event database. Since there will be no printed program booklet this year, there is no editorial deadline, but TUD co-organizers are still asked to enter their event offers by mid-April. This way, they can be made even more visible in the TUD event flyer. Further, current information and contact persons can be found in the internal area.
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AnDi+ Conference in Gothenburg: AI meets bioimaging!
The AnDi+ conference will take place in Gothenburg from June 2-5, 2025. The event brings together leading scientists to discuss the latest developments in data-driven bioimage analysis, offering Master's and PhD students in particular the opportunity to learn about the latest developments and network with researchers from all over Europe. The focus will be on the results of the second AnDi Challenge and advanced AI methods for analyzing biological image data.
Participation is free of charge, but places are limited to 60. Interested parties should register early.
Date: June 2-5, 2025
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
Register now (registration deadline: May 20, 2025)
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Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize
The DFG awards the Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize to provide recognition and further incentive for outstanding scientific work by scientists at an early stage of their careers.
In 2026, ten prizes endowed with 200,000 euros each can be awarded. The prize money can be used for further scientific research for up to three years.
The following must be submitted for a decision by the University Executive Board on the TUD nomination:
- an appraisal of approximately one to two pages justifying the proposal (please present in particular the independent research achievements in the documents),
- a scientific curriculum vitae (please do not include photos of the person),
- a current, complete list of publications and
- a list of the five most important publications with links to the full texts.
Further information can be found at Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize
Deadline for submissions to the University Executive Board: by April 25, 2025 to Mandy Dziubanek, Office of the Rector/Academic Committees
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Commerzbank prices 2025
The Dr. Walter Seipp Prize of the Commerzbank Foundation and the dissertation prizes of the Commerzbank Dresden Cultural Foundation honor outstanding dissertations by young scientists from all faculties and scientific institutions of the TUD. .
The Commerzbank Foundation honors an outstanding dissertation with the Dr. Walter Seipp Prize. The prize money amounts to 4,000 euros. Two dissertation prizes with prize money of 1,000 euros each are also awarded by the Commerzbank Dresden Cultural Foundation. The award ceremony is held annually at the TUD.
Criteria
The criterion for the dissertations to be submitted is a summa cum laude grade. Ideally, the work should have innovative potential and be of social relevance. The deans of the faculties and the directors of the TUD's academic institutions are eligible to submit proposals. The work should have been defended and published in the period from November 1, 2023 to December 31, 2024.
Submission
The University Executive Board will accept proposals until Monday, April 14, 2025 by e-mail via the Office of the Rector/Academic Committees, Mandy Dziubanek, e-mail: mandy.dziubanek@tu-dresden.de, telephone 0351 46337068. Two dissertations can be submitted per faculty. In addition to the completed Commerzbank Prize form, a copy of the thesis including the publication list, copies of the reviews, CV and doctoral certificate must be submitted.
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Innovation Award of the Industrieclub Sachsen
The Industrieclub Sachsen e.V. and the TUD Dresden University of Technology (TUD) award the Innovation Prize of the Industrieclub Sachsen e.V. to outstanding dissertations by early-career researchers from all departments of the TUD, which are characterized by the practical relevance of their innovative content. The practical relevance of theoretical findings must be presented in the work.
The prize is sponsored by the Industrieclub Sachsen e.V. and is endowed with €5,000. TUD university lecturers are eligible to nominate candidates. Self-applications are also possible. The work should have been completed and defended in the period from January to December 2024 .
The proposals must be submitted electronically by April 30, 2024 , together with a completed Innovation Award form, a detailed justification, the respective reviews of the work, the curriculum vitae, a list of publications and a copy of the work to Office of the Rector/Academic Committees, Mandy Dziubanek, phone 0351 463 37068, e-mail: mandy.dziubanek@tu-dresden.de.
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X-ray prize
The Röntgen Prize at Justus Liebig University Giessen is awarded for new, outstanding scientific work and achievements in the field of radiation physics, photonics or radiobiological basic research. It is primarily intended to honor the work of early-career researchers.
Target group Early-career researchers without a permanent Chair
Submission deadline April 30, 2025
Further information under Röntgen Prize
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Saxon Teaching Prize 2025:
The State Ministry of Science, Culture and Tourism is awarding the Saxon Teaching Prize, which is endowed with 5,000 euros, for the sixth time this year. One innovation is that only university management is entitled to submit proposals. TUD can submit up to three proposals and two more from the field of teacher training. Suitable candidates can be nominated by e-mail to Tanja Matthes using the TUD's internal form by April 30. Under the chair of the Vice-Rector University Culture, a shortlist will be drawn up from the proposals received, from which the Standing Committee of the Senate for Teaching and Studies will make a selection at its meeting in May. The final proposals are then submitted by the University Executive Board.
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Maria Reiche Doctoral Fellowships: The Maria Reiche Doctoral Fellowships (excluding the Faculty of Medicine) are specifically aimed at female graduates who are aiming to complete a doctorate or have not yet been working on their doctorate for more than two years and whose funding via scholarships, employment contracts and third-party funds has expired. As part of the funding, female doctoral candidates receive a full-time scholarship at TUD for up to three years. Applications for a Maria Reiche Postdoctoral Fellowship can be submitted to the Graduate Academy until 15 May 2025.
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Prize for diversity-sensitive teaching
In 2025, the TUD will once again award the prize for diversity-sensitive teaching. Teachers and concepts that promote diversity and create an inclusive learning environment will be honoured. The selected projects will be funded with a total prize money of 10,000 euros. Proposals can be submitted until 27 May - self-proposals are also possible. Apply from 7 April and make excellent teaching visible.
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