April 08, 2023


The Max Planck Society invites outstanding young scientists to apply for the position of Max Planck Research Group Leader.

Fieldwork in Gorongosa National Park: Together with an international team of researchers, Tina Lüdecke and Sven Brömme excavate million-year-old fossils in Mozambique. Tina Lüdecke, who heads an Emmy Noether Research Group at the MPI for Chemistry, is a geochemist with the "Paleo-Primate Project Gorongosa". The national park offers good opportunities to study the evolution of fauna, she says.

The successful candidates will be offered their own Max Planck Research Group at a participating Max Planck Institute of their own choice for an initial period of six years. As a Max Planck Research Group Leader, you will enjoy a world-class research environment at a Max Planck Institute with state-of-the-art infrastructure, administrative support, and the intellectual freedom to pursue an original research programme. The generous funding package of up to two million euros includes a German W2 position (equivalent to an assistant or untenured associate professorship), additional resources for the hiring of scientific staff and a budget to realize the project.

The Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research is participating in this call and will be available as a host institute. If you are considering to become a Max Planck Research Group Leader at our Institute, please contact .

To submit your application online and for more details about the programme, please visit:

https://mprg.mpg.de

 

The deadline for applications is May 11, 2023.

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