Young science

Adolf Martens Fellowship Programme

for the advancement of highly qualified foreign junior scientists

Wet-mechanical preparation of thin-film photovoltaic module

Are you a foreign scientist with excellent academic credentials and outstanding references? Did you obtain your Ph.D. no more than three years ago? Does your area of expertise match BAM's scientific direction? Is there a special scientific project that you would like to bring to a successful conclusion within one year at BAM?

Then we invite you to apply for an Adolf Martens Fellowship.

Duration and funding

Examining the casting node of an offshore wind power system

The Adolf Martens Fellowship programme sponsors up to 10 foreign Ph.D. junior scientists for one year, with a possible extension for one further year.

Adolf Martens Fellows are scientific employees of BAM. Remuneration is according to TVöD (labour contract policy framework for public servants). The employment contracts may be flexibly modified according to the terms of the policy framework.

The materials researcher Adolf Martens

Work at a DNA sequencer

The programme was named after materials researcher Adolf Martens, who founded this branch of science 100 years ago in Germany. He wrote the first manual of materials research and actively supported young materials researchers even back then. Adolf Martens was the first director at our institute at its current location in Berlin Dahlem.

Your application should include a comprehensive description of the scientific project and the required technical infrastructure, a CV and letters of recommendation from two internationally renowned scientists in your field.

• Candidates may contact BAM at any time. Applications are examined on an ongoing basis by an expert team at BAM.

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