The Doctorate Program
The International Doctorate Program NanoBioTechnology (IDK-NBT) is an international doctoral excellence program in NanoBioTechnology, funded by the
Elite Network of Bavaria (ENB). The IDK-NBT offers outstanding graduate students the opportunity to earn their doctoral degree in a stimulating scientific and academic environment providing interdisciplinary research conditions and excellent education. The program involves faculty members from Physics, Biophysics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, and Environmental Sciences as well as Medicine and is administrated by the Center for NanoScience (CeNS) at the
Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich (Bavaria).
International Diversity
The IDK-NBT gives students from all around the world the exciting opportunity to earn their PhD in an international environment of nanoscientists. Approximately 30% of the PhD students and alumni of the program come from outside of Germany, i.e. from Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Iran, Poland, Ukraine. In addition to the excellent offer of multidisciplinary research and education, they also enjoy being in one of Germany’s most beautiful and cosmopolitan cities. As Tom from Australia says: “Munich and Bavaria are a great place to live and do a PhD, with outstanding investment in facilities, large numbers of outstanding research groups, and outstanding collaboration between these groups."
Research Projects
The research projects of the doctoral students enrolled in the program are as diverse as the students themselves. Their fields of study range e.g. from the investigation of DNA-based devices and RNA polymerase, the use of single-molecule techniques, research on nanocrystals and organic solar cells, to the simulation of protein interactions and species diversity.
Have a look at the selection of research highlights of members of the International Doctorate Program to get an idea of the wide range of topics!
Upcoming events & latest news
IDK's Christoph Ratze: Research Highlight on Frontpage of the TUM
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IDK's Anna Sauer and Hanna Engelke: Research Highlight on Frontpage of
the LMU
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IDK meets IDK: September 14th,
Joint workshop with the
IDK Textualität in der Vormoderne
IDK Welcome Party: October 13th, 7pm
IDK welcomes 14 new members from 5 different countries
All Events more...
Wirkstoffe auf freien Fuß setzen
Neues Verfahren erhöht Erfolgsquote therapeutischer Nanofähren more …
A model system for group behavior of nanomachines
The beauty of flock patterns more …
New approach for cancer medication discovered
TUM researchers demonstrate rocking movement in the anti-stress protein Hsp90 more …
Further IDK-NBT News more ...







