Scientists in 15 Helmholtz Centres work on a wide range of topics, such as A for astrophysics, B for biology, C for cell research, and so on. 24,000 staff use the most modern scientific infrastructure, including, in particular, large-scale facilities and instrumentation, which are also open to use by members of the international scientific community. Working on behalf of the state, Helmholtz scientists pursue an ambitious goal: To make an essential contribution to solving the grand challenges which society faces. ... [Information of the supplier]
Die Max-Planck-Gesellschaft unterhält derzeit 80 Institute, Forschungsstellen und Arbeitsgruppen, die in einem breiten Spektrum von Forschungsgebieten mit besonders vielversprechenden Perspektiven tätig sind. Jedes Institut hat eine spezielle, in seiner Satzung definierte Aufgabe, sei es zur Struktur der Materie, der Funktionsweise unseres Nervensystems oder zur Entstehung und Entwicklung von Sternen und Galaxien. Max-Planck-Institute arbeiten in hohem Maße interdisziplinär und eng vernetzt mit Universitäten und Forschungsinstituten im In- und Ausland zusammen, um neue Erkenntnisse und Technologien an den Grenzen unseres Wissens zu erzeugen und hochqualifizierte, international wettbewerbsfähige Nachwuchswissenschaftler hervorzubringen. ... [Information des Anbieters]
The Wissenschaftsgemeinschaft Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz e.V. is a scientific organisation comprised of 84 non-university research institutes and service facilities. The research work carried out and services provided are of national significance. For this reason the institutes work is funded by both the Federal Government and the federal states (German "Länder"). In November 2000 the German Science Council (Wissenschaftsrat) confirmed that all Leibniz Institutes contribute considerably to Germany s research potential. The tasks perfomed by our institutes range from regional infrastructure research and economics through research projects in the area of social sciences to natural sciences, engineering and environmental research. The Leibniz Institutes are demand-oriented and interdisciplinary centers of competence. They consider themselves as co-operation partners for industry, public administration and politics; scientific collaboration with universities is particularly close and intensive. ... [Information of the supplier]
