International Programs

Australia-Germany Researcher Mobility Call 2010/11

The Australian Academy of Science, on behalf of the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, has awarded scientific grants totalling $260,365 to fourteen leading Australian research groups to participate in Australia-Germany Researcher Mobility projects. 
This funding will contribute to travel and research costs during the initial stages (between 1 July 2010 and 30 June 2011) of a collaborative research project.
The Australia-Germany Researcher Mobility Call 2010/11is a one-off funding source to facilitate bilateral research projects.
The Australian Government is providing this support through the Australia-Europe Research Collaboration Fund of the International Science Linkages (ISL) program.  Further information on the ISL program is at http://grants.innovation.gov.au

Mobility Participants 2010-11

Lead Australian Project Manager Project Lead German Project Manager
Dr Michael Higgins
University of Wollongong
Organic nanoelectrode probes for neural interfacing applications Dr Christine Kranz
University of Ulm
Associate Professor Alan Chaffee
Monash University
Chemically modified diodic membranes for carbon dioxide separation Professor Dr Jorg Thoming
University of Bremen
Professor Nicolas Voelcker
Flinders University
Nanostructured surface-bound gradients for high-throughput screening of stem cell: Surface interactions Professor Michael Veith
Liebniz Institute for New Materials
Dr David Jones
University of Melbourne
Printed polymer electrodes for applications in flexible electronics Dr Alexander Colsmann
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Dr Klaus Meiners
University of Tasmania
The importance of sea ice for winter-survival of Antarctic krill: A keystone species in Southern Ocean ecosystems Dr Bettina Meyer
Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Science
Dr Jurg Schutz
CSIRO
Boron nitrite nanocrystalline films and nanostructures for application in high performance devices Dr Sven Meier
Fraunhofer Institute
Dr Dragomir Neshev
Australian National University
Signal processing in quadratic nonlinear waveguides Professor Thomas Pertsch
Friedrich Schiller University
Professor Manfred Lenzen
University of Sydney
From centres of consumption to environmental hot spots: How international trade facilitates pressure on water and resources Professor Joachim Von Braun
Universität Bonn
Associate Professor Elanor Huntington
University of New South Wales
Towards coherent control of quantum information and communication systems Dr Michele Heurs
Gottried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität
Professor Colin Boyd
Queensland University of Technology
Privacy in online communications Professor Mark Manulis
Technische Universitaet Darmstadt
Dr Phil Schneider
James Cook University
Development of process models and advisory tools for the design of full-scale nutrient recovery systems Herr Edgar Mohn
Abwasserzweckverband Raum Offenburg
Dr Caroline Ummenhofer
University of New South Wales
Characteristics and evolution of Indian Ocean dipole events in high-resolution ocean model simulants Professor Claus Boening
Liebniz Institut fur Meereswissenschaften an der Universität
Dr Herbert Volk
CSIRO
Alteration of organic composition of palynomorphs during diagenesis and their oil-generating potential Professor Ralf Littke
Aachen University
Dr Jorg Hacker
Flinders University of South Australia
Aerosol production from Australian salt ecosystems Dr Wolfgang Junkermann
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology