Home   Austria   Belgium   Bulgaria   Croatia   Czech Republic   Finland   France   Germany   Hungary   Italy   Lithuania   Netherlands   Poland   Romania   Serbia   Slovakia   Slovenia   Spain   Sweden   Switzerland   United Kingdom   ENS SERVICE   Education & Training Germany General Information Networks Stakeholders Universities Research Institutes National Authorities Industry Others Career opportunities Examples of positions job links Research Institutes and Laboratories Jülich Research Center Institute for Nuclear Physics. Education in Nuclear Physics Institute of Energy Research Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma physics (IPP) PhD Programme PhD thesis work at IPP is offered in conjunction with various universities, particularly Augsburg, Bayreuth, Berlin (TU), Greifswald, Munich (LMU, TU), Stuttgart, Tübingen, and Ulm. Scientific work is conducted at IPP in Garching or Greifswald and is supervised by IPP staff. At universities PhD students are represented by lecturers or professors who are affiliated to or work closely with IPP. more Research Institute Dresden Rossendorf Institute of Ion-Beam Physics and Materials Research Modification and analytics of near-surface layers of solids by means of ion beams in an Ion Beam Center as well as semiconductor research aiming at the application to micro- and optoelectronics. Institute of Radiochemistry Research on the essential ecological aspects of the distribution and transport of radionuclides in biosphere and geosphere. Institute of Safety Research Research on the assessment and enhancement of the safety of nuclear-technological and chemical-engineering facilities and processes. Institute of Radiopharmacy Research focusing on special tracer concepts and developments for tumor diagnosis and therapy. Institute of Radiation Physics Experimental and theoretical research on atomic nucleus and its components, as well as application and development of nuclear physical models, methods and techniques. more Society for Heavy Ions Research  – GSI, Darmstadt GSI offers education programmes: Helmholtz Graduate School for Hadron and Ion Research International Summer Student Program Saturday Morning Physics Schülerlabor GSI Internal Education Program Source Center for Radiation Protection and Radioecology Fields of research: on radiation transport radiation detection and radionuclide analysis nuclide production by nuclear reactions cosmic ray interactions with matter  radioecology Source: The Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin - HZB The HZB was founded by two of Berlin's largest research centres. As member of the Helmholtz-Association, HZB is financed by federal gouvernment (90%) and city state Berlin (10%).  The Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB) operates two scientific large scale facilities for investigating the structure and function of matter: the research reactor BER II for experiments with neutrons and the synchrotron radiation source BESSY II, producing ultrabright photon beams ranging from Terahertz to hard X-rays. Due to this, HZB is one of the few centres world-wide to offer the whole range of instruments for neutron and synchrotron radiation within one laboratory structure. Source: Trainings and continuing education offers: Professionals education Summer study programme Students internship The International Summer Student Programme Hands-on research experience for undergraduates The HZB offers the eight-week summer student programme. Students from all over the world get the chance to work on their own research project in close cooperation with scientists. The programme affords students the rare opportunity to participate in the everyday work of our research teams at their laboratories or experimental areas located at the HZB-campuses in Berlin-Wannsee or Berlin-Adlershof. A series of seminars introduces the students into selected research topics investigated at the HZB. The programme is accomplished by site visits at the neutron source BER II, the synchrotron radiation source BESSY II, and laboratories for solar energy research. Source