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Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates Duration: 3 – 4 years EuroSPIN European Study Programme in Neuroinformatics Programme description: The human brain is by far the most intricate and complex organ known. With 10 11 neurons and 10 15 connections, it effortlessly performs operations that far exceed the capability of any computer. Understanding how it achieves this will revolutionise science, health care and technology. Radical improvements in experimental methods are transforming the study of the brain into a data rich discipline, which requires the emerging discipline of neuroinformatics. Neuroinformatics combines neuroscience and informatics research to develop and apply computational tools and approaches that are essential for understanding the structure and function of the brain. Neuroinformatics thus forms an essential foundation for current and future brain research, and is critical both for basic research into brain function and biomedical research aiming at finding treatments for neurological and psychiatric diseases. Understanding the brain is also expected to have far reaching implications for information technology. The objective of this doctoral training programme is to provide top quality training for PhD students within the neuroinformatics area. Four partners participate: - Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan, Sweden - University of Edinburgh, UK - National Centre for Biological Science, India - Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany These four partners are research leaders in the neuroinformatics field, but they have complementary strengths. Each PhD candidate will pursue an interdisciplinary research project leading to a joint or a double PhD degree from two universities. The mobility periods, as well as the courses a student will follow, are planned based on which constellations of partners are involved. During the whole PhD period, which is a maximum of four years, the student will have visited all partners during an annual workshop in which all students and most of the supervisors participate. During the PhD period each student has one main supervisor from each of the two universities that grant the PhD degree. In addition to providing for the training within the field of neuroinformatics, all students are also offered training in secondary skills. The instruction language within the programme is English, and English scientific writing courses are offered, as are courses in the local languages in the different countries. Course website: www.kth.se/EuroSPIN Partners: KTH ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Sweden (Co-ordinating institution) ALBERT-LUDWIG UNIVERSITY OF FREIBURG, Germany UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, United Kingdom NATIONAL CENTRE FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, TATA INSTITUTE OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH, India Contact: Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleski Royal Institute of Technology, Dept. Computational Biology, School of Computer Science and Communication, AlbaNova University center 106 91 STOCKHOLM - Sweden jeanette@csc.kth.se, mundus-eurospin@kth.se 152
FONASO Forest and Nature for Society Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates Duration: 3 years Programme description: 'Forest and Nature for Society' (FONASO) is a three-year world-class global Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctoral Programme. The main objective of the Programme is to educate the leaders of the future generation of researchers, teachers and top management staff working with sustainable forest and nature management, in both tropical and temperate regions, to ensure wider societal benefits. Within forest and nature management, the Programme is focused on the scientific fields of (i) economics and policy, and (ii) ecology and silviculture. Emphasis is on applied research. The FONASO Consortium includes globally top ranked universities and leading international research organisations. The Consortium consists of the twelve partner institutions: (i) University of Copenhagen, Denmark, (ii) The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden, (iii) Bangor University, UK, (iv) Technical University of Dresden, Germany, (v) University of Göttingen, Germany, (vi) AgroParisTech, France, (vii) University of Padova, Italy, (viii) Center for International Forestry Research, Indonesia, (ix) Dalhoff Larsen & Hornemann, Denmark, (x) James Cook University, Australia, (xi) University of British Columbia, Canada, and (xii) World Agroforestry Centre, Kenya. The FONASO Programme is a fully integrated three-year doctoral programme. It builds on existing research schools and environments, taking the best from each to build up joint supervision, activities and doctoral candidate courses. There is only one joint call, application, assessment and admission procedure. Short-listed applicants are invited to Europe to present and discuss their proposals. There are standard descriptions of all activities to ensure transparency across the many partner institutions. Doctoral candidates obtain either a joint degree or double degree depending on mobility track. The language of the Programme is English. Website: www.fonaso.eu Partners: UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN, Denmark (Co-ordinating institution) SWEDISH UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, Sweden BANGOR UNIVERSITY, United Kingdom TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DRESDEN, Germany UNIVERSITY OF GÖTTINGEN, Germany INSTITUTE FOR LIFE SCIENCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT, AgroParisTech, France UNIVERSITY OF PADOVA, Italy Contact: Carsten Smith-Hall University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Life Sciences Forest and Landscape, Rolighedsvej 23 1958 FREDERIKSBERG C - Denmark cso@life.ku.dk 153
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