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TRR 333 Brown and Beige Fat – Organ Crosstalk, Signalling and Energetics (BATenergy) University of Bonn in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Metabolism
Funding
Three-year doctoral programme funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG); no tuition fees.
Country
Germany
University
University of Bonn
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The Integrated Research Training Group (iRTG) of TRR 333 – Brown and Beige Fat: Organ Crosstalk, Signalling and Energetics (BATenergy) at the University of Bonn offers an English-language doctoral programme in a highly multidisciplinary research environment. Doctoral candidates will work on the biological crosstalk between cell organelles, cells, tissues, and organs, with a focus on the systemic regulation of energy balance.
The programme is part of a collaborative research network involving the University of Bonn, the University of Hamburg, the Technical University of Munich, and the Helmholtz Centre Munich. It is designed to provide structured research training and supervision, giving doctoral researchers the opportunity to build interdisciplinary research skills while contributing to a complex topic at the interface of metabolism and organ communication.
BATenergy is positioned within a research setting that combines training, discussion, and support for international doctoral candidates. The advert emphasizes a full-time, on-site doctoral format with voluntary online elements and a three-semester research duration, offering an organized framework for research work and academic development.
The programme is linked to university support services in Bonn, including housing guidance, career support, and international student services.
Funding details
Three-year doctoral programme funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG); no tuition fees.
What's required
Applicants must be eligible for a doctoral programme and enroll in the English-language PhD programme. The programme is full-time and taught in English; no additional entry requirements such as GPA, specific degree class, or language test scores are mentioned in the advert.
How to apply
Apply through the programme application page at the provided link. Submit the materials requested on the application portal and follow the instructions there. The advert states that applications are accepted at any time because no deadline is listed.
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