Below you can find all current STSM opportunities offered by institutes throughout Europe (last update 09/05/2016: added one more STSM opportunities at the top)
Of course you can also arrange for your own STSM with a topic and at an institute of your own choosing.
Place |
Subject |
Related WG |
Contact Person |
More information |
Laboratory for Human Brain Dynamics (LHB | Combining Geomorphological Connectivity and Connectivity in the Human Brain? | Multiple | Andreas A. Ioannides a.ioannides@aaiscs.com | |
University of the Balearic Islands, Spain | Multiple, see doc | Multiple | Joan Estranyjoan.estrany@uib.cat | |
University of Barcelona, Spain | Multiple, see doc | WG2 | Xavier Úbedaxubeda@ub.edu | |
Public University of Navarre, Spain | Tillage effects on connectivity | WG2 | Alejandro Martínez de Aguirrealejandro.mda@unavarra.es | |
Universitat de Valencia, Spain | Measuring sediment transport and connectivity | WG2 | Artemi CerdàArtemio.cerda@uv.es | |
University of Belgrade, Serbia | Multiple, see doc. | WG2 | Milica Kasanin-Grubinmkasaningrubin@chem.bg.ac.rs | |
Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt, Germany | Analysis of Digital Terrain Models for e.g. development of indices | WG4 | Tobias Heckmanntobias.heckmann@ku.de | |
University of Potsdam, Germany | Policy briefing for the soil thematic strategy | WG5 | Eva Paton eva.paton@tu-berlin.de | |
University of Vienna, Austria | Multiple, see doc | WG2 | Ronald Pöpplronald.poeppl@univie.ac.at | |
University of Padova, Italy | Multiple modelling topics, see doc | WG3 | Nadia Ursinonadia.ursino@unipd.it | |
University of Reykjavik, Iceland | Multiple, see doc | Multiple | David Fingerdavidf@ru.is | |
University of Cordoba, Spain | Measuring and modelling of dominant hydrological and erosive processes in Olive Orchards | WG2 & WG3 | Encarnación V. Taguasevtaguas@uco.es | |
University of Basel, Switzerland | Multiple, see doc | Multiple | Nikolaus J. Kuhnnikolaus.kuhn@unibas.ch | |
Wassercluster Lunz, Vienna, Austria | Multiple, see doc | Multiple | Thomas HeinThomas.hein@boku.ac.at |