Research Visit

• Access to events organised by the Zukunftskolleg during the on-site visit;
• The opportunity to present your research work to an interdisciplinary community at the
  Zukunftskolleg’s weekly Jour fixe;
• Interaction with a lively international community of peers and support with contacting other researchers in your area of research;
• Access to library resources and IT services;
• Shared work space at the Zukunftskolleg.
• Finances: Travel expenses (economy class flights for overseas, preferably train/bus within Europe), up to 800€ per month for accommodation in Konstanz, living allowance of 400€ per month (no employment contract), family support provided depending on individual need and availability

• Reside in Konstanz or nearby throughout the Research Visit (the Welcome Centre of the University of Konstanz will gladly provide support with all organisational aspects of relocating to Konstanz);
• Contribute actively to interdisciplinary dialogue at the Zukunftskolleg, e.g. during the weekly Jour fixe meetings;
• Engage with fellows and researchers in relevant departments at the University of Konstanz;
• Acknowledge Zukunftskolleg support in any publications resulting from the stay;
• A short report on your activities and achievements (within 6 months of completing your Research Visit).

• Applicants for Research Visits are affiliated with one of the Zukunftskolleg’s international partners  or are members of the European NetIAS or the worldwide UBIAS network (outside Germany).
• They hold a doctorate or equivalent professional qualification. Consideration will be given to the academic record and the publications of all applicants as well as their interest to disseminate their views among an interdisciplinary community.
• Applicants may not hold a permanent professorship, nor have a habilitation or equivalent qualification (Venia legendi).
• Candidates should provide evidence of any contact they have had with researchers at the Zukunftskolleg or at the University of Konstanz, and of the proposed collaboration during and beyond their stay at the Zukunftskolleg. Applicants who have initiated such contact before requesting funding will have a competitive advantage. Preference may be given to applicants who plan to collaborate with current fellows of the Zukunftskolleg.

Please submit your application documents in English as a single PDF file to
zukunftskolleg-international@uni-konstanz.de . Applications should include the following materials:

• A letter of motivation including a brief description of the project´s collaborative objectives. The description should be written for an interdisciplinary decision-making committee (max. 2 pages);
• A research project description (maximum 5 pages including references);
• Timeline for the proposed activities starting in 2024. A central aim of the research visit is to create networks with fellows and other researchers at the university, thus the majority of your research stay should fall within the lecture period (Mid October – Mid Feb, break for Christmas/ New Year);
• CV (including the current status at an Institute for Advanced Studies)
• a copy of your doctoral certificate (within max. six years of the award)
• A short letter of support from a fellow at the Zukunftskolleg or a researcher employed at the University of Konstanz;
  
  Deadline: 1 May 2024

Invited Research Visit:

Hendrik Rommeswinkel (Dept. of Economics)
Waseda Institute for Advanced Study, Waseda University, Japan
 

Invited Research Visit:

Ekaterina Mikhailova (Politics and Public Administration)
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Switzerland

Network Research Visits:

• Iulia Dumitrache (Dept. of History)
  “Al. I. Cuza” University of Iasi, Romania
• Sergiu Sava (Dept. of Philosophy)
  “Al. I. Cuza” University of Iasi, Romania
• Mirjam Lücking (Social Anthropology)
  Martin Buber Society of Fellows, Israel

Invited Research Visits:

• Paula Tesche (Literature/Linguistics)
  Austral University of Chile

Invited Research Visit:

Ekaterina Mikhailova (Politics and Public Administration) has been invited by Nihan Toprakkiran

Invited Research Visits:

•  John Hoffmann (Dept. of Literature, John Hopkins Univ., USA) has been invited by Udith Dematagoda
•  Ebi Antony George  (Dept. of Biology, National Centre for Biological Sciences, India) has been invited by Morgane Nouvian

Outgoing Research Visits:

• Klaus Boldt (Dept. of Chemistry)
  Outgoing Research Visit to Australian Synchrotron in Melbourne, Australia
• Udith Dematagoda (Dept. of Literature)
  Outgoing Research Visit to Graduate School of
  Arts and Sciences at Waseda University, Japan
  Outgoing Research Visit to Johns Hopkins University
  in Baltimore, USA
• Jolle Jolles (Dept. of Biology)
  Outgoing Research Visit to Institute of Aquatic Ecology in Girona, Spain
• Cornelia Klocker (Dept. of Law)
  Outgoing Research Visit to Waseda University, Japan

Network Research Visits:

• Makoto Fujiwara (Dept. of Mathematics)
  Meiji University in Tokyo, Japan
• Yonatan Gez (Dept. of History and Sociology)
  Martin Buber Society in Jerusalem, Israel
• Eliana Barriga (Dept. of Mathematics)
  Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia
• Kazuhisa Takemura (Dept. of Psychology)
  IWaseda Institute for Advanced Study in Tokyo, Japan
• Akanksha Rathore (Dept. of Biology)
  CES, Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, India
• Juan Javier Rivera Andía (History and Sociology); Department of Anthropology/ University of Bonn, Germany
• Sergiu Sava (Philosophy); Al. I. Cuza University of Iasi, Romania