Malte Krack
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Humboldt Research Fellowship
Female Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Structural Dynamics and Contact at University of Stuttgart University of Stuttgart in Germany
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Aerospace Engineering
Funding
Humboldt Research Fellowship for up to 24 months at the University of Stuttgart. Monthly stipend is 3,000 EUR for standard postdocs or 3,600 EUR for experienced researchers, tax-free/not subject to deductions, with additional benefits including travel allowance, medical insurance, and allowances for partners and children.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Germany
University
University of Stuttgart
Ongoing programAlexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship
by Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
The Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship supports international researchers to carry out independent research projects in Germany with a host institution of their choice.
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About this position
Female postdoctoral researchers are invited to join the Structural Mechanics/Dynamics Group at the University of Stuttgart through a prestigious Humboldt Research Fellowship.
The group, led by Prof. Malte Krack, works on structural dynamics, contact mechanics, computational mechanics, experimental mechanics, and nonlinear vibration problems. Research topics include friction, impacts, stick-slip behavior, vibration simulation, damping prediction, and experimental identification of vibration modes and damping. Applications are strongly connected to aerospace engineering, especially turbomachinery, aircraft engines, blades, flutter, and other thin-walled structures.
This opportunity is for postdoctoral researchers only. Two eligibility categories are mentioned: candidates starting immediately after doctoral graduation up to 4 years later, and experienced researchers up to 12 years after doctoral graduation. The post explicitly states that applicants must be female, non-German citizens, must not have completed a doctorate in Germany or had postdoctoral stays in Germany, and must not have previously applied to the Humboldt Foundation. German language skills are not required.
The fellowship supports a research stay of up to 24 months at the University of Stuttgart. Funding includes a monthly fellowship of 3,000 EUR for standard postdocs or 3,600 EUR for experienced researchers, plus additional benefits such as travel allowance, medical insurance, and allowances for partners and children. The group also highlights a well-equipped vibration laboratory and flexible working arrangements.
To apply, email your CV and publication list to [email protected]. Optional research project ideas are welcome. The post notes that Humboldt fellowship applications can take at least six months, so early contact is recommended.
Funding details
Humboldt Research Fellowship for up to 24 months at the University of Stuttgart. Monthly stipend is 3,000 EUR for standard postdocs or 3,600 EUR for experienced researchers, tax-free/not subject to deductions, with additional benefits including travel allowance, medical insurance, and allowances for partners and children.
What's required
Female applicants only, as required by the Humboldt Foundation. Applicants must be non-German citizens, must not have completed a doctoral degree in Germany or had postdoctoral stays in Germany, and must not have previously applied to the Humboldt Foundation. Suitable candidates are postdoctoral researchers either starting immediately after doctoral graduation up to 4 years later (application possible up to 6 months before expected graduation) or experienced researchers up to 12 years after doctoral graduation. German language skills are not required.
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Germany
Research Interests
Solid Mechanics
Aerodynamics
Nonlinear Systems
Sliding Mode Control
Computational Mechanics
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