31.10.16 | Graduates from the University of Bremen can still be nominated until November 11, 2016
The KELLNER & STOLL FOUNDATION FOR CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT, the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) and the University of Bremen have launched the “CAMPUS PRIZE: research for a sustainable future” this summer. The initiators have now decided to extend the application deadline until Friday, November 11, at 11am. Promising nomination have already been received, but the organisers have decided to lengthen the deadline to stress that the scope of answers to challenges of our future should not just be limited to technical solutions or natural sciences. The understanding of sustainability which forms the basis for the award, is much more comprehensive and also includes social and economic aspects. The initiators are certain that a broad spectrum of sustainability research is covered by the University of Bremen, which just needs to be unearthed. The prize is to contribute to these discoveries. The prize money amounts to 2,000 Euro and will be awarded annually.
A quick recap
Excellent young scientists from the University of Bremen can be proposed for this prize from now on. Requirements: Topics of the doctoral or master thesis must include research on sustainable use of resources and protection of the environment, climate and oceans. The prize will be awarded for final theses which push forward sustainable research by their special approaches, methods, results and practical relevance. The submitted theses must have been prepared within the last two years.
The "CAMPUS PRIZE: research for a sustainable future" is also supported by the enterprises REETEC and ADLER Solar. "For us sustainability is not just paying lip service, and that is the reason why we support the CAMPUS PRIZE of the KELLNER & STOLL FOUNDATION within the scope of our Corporate Social Responsibility", Gerhard Cunze, Managing Director of ADLER Solar explains the commitment of his company.
Top class jury
Applications can now be submitted from until November 11 2016. Details and requirements for participation can be found on the website www.campuspreis.de.
A top class jury will review the applications and make a final selection: Prof. Dr. Hildegard Westphal (Director of the ZMT), Prof. Dr. Andreas Breiter (Vice-President Research / Academics of the University of Bremen) and Prof. Dr. Anna-Katharina Hornidge (Head of Social Sceinces at ZMT), Prof. Dr. Justus Notholt, Dr. Rita Kellner- Stoll, Reiner Stoll and Fritz Habekuß, science editor, DIE ZEIT.
The prize will be awarded in April 2017.
Further information
KELLNER & STOLL – STIFTUNG FÜR KLIMA UND UMWELT
Dr. Rita Kellner-Stoll und Reiner Stoll
Phone: 0421-230569
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www.campuspreis.de
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