Your training network to bridge Earth System and Data Science

JOIN THE NFDI4Earth Academy

2nd Cohort call opens October 16th, 2023 - Submission Deadline: November 30th, 2023

Do you already work - or do you want to work at the interface of Earth System and Data Science?
Are you interested in interdisciplinary research and wish to network with other early career scientists?
Are you a doctoral or postdoctoral researcher at a German university or non-university research institution?

…THEN BECOME A NFDI4EARTH ACADEMY FELLOW!

What is the NFDI4Earth Academy?
The NFDI4Earth Academy is a network of doctoral and post-doctoral scientists, interested in bridging Earth System and Data Sciences beyond institutional borders. The Academy covers specialized training courses and facilitates collaborations within the NFDI4Earth community with access to all NFDI4Earth innovations and services. With the two-year Academy program, we offer an open science and learning environment. Academy Fellows can advance their current research projects by exploring and integrating new methods and connecting with like-minded scientists in an agile, bottom-up, and peer-mentored community. Using the established structures of our three research networks (Geo.X, Deutsche Allianz Meeresforschung, and Geoverbund ABC/J), our program combines various virtual, hybrid, and in-person events.

Why should you apply for the NFDI4Earth Academy?
As an AcademyFellow, you will benefit from tailored training courses, networking beyond institutional boundaries and events to foster interdisciplinary research and projects. Furthermore, Fellows and their projects will have a high visibility within and will enjoy support from the NFDI4Earth community. They will have the opportunity to participate in a broad range of external training offers, such as the Helmholtz Academy for Information and Data Science (HIDA) or DataTrain (University Bremen Research Alliance).

Who can apply?
We invite all early career scientists (doctoral and postdoctoral) in the German Earth System and Data Sciences community to join us. Research questions can arise from all fields of the Earth System Sciences, see also DFG classification. Data science methods may include but are not limited to multi-level modeling, machine and deep learning, neural networks, statistical data analysis and modeling and big data. We are looking for highly motivated individuals that seek to actively engage in the Academy and bring their ideas to shape in our program. An apparent affinity for data-driven and interdisciplinary research is highly welcome. To create a cross-linking Academy culture, a willingness to travel within Germany is necessary.

How to apply & where to find further information?
Please submit a one-page description of your current research project including your ideas to combine Earth System Sciences and Data Sciences, and a CV (please use the template provided). Doctoral researchers also need to submit a letter of support by their supervisor. You can find all necessary documents and further information on our website https://www.nfdi4earth.de/2participate/academy, which also provides more information onthe Academy program, the framework of this call, candidates’ requirements and the online application procedure. Please read this information carefully. You can also find frequently asked questions (FAQs) on the website. In addition, we are happy to answer your questions personally: nfdi4earth-academy@groups.tu-dresden.de
 
Dates you should save.
Successful applicants will receive their Academy admission by March 8th, 2024. The 2nd Academy Cohort will commence on June 1st, 2024, with an in-person Kick-off Meeting in Berlin/Potsdam during the week of June10th to June 14th.

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