3rd to 6th December 2018

Recap - "Research in Germany"-Webinar Series

Interested in a research career in Germany? Join „Research in Germany“-Webinar Series for first-hand information from the experts, 03-06 December 2018!

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8th November 2018

(Recap) Science Lecture Talk

How 3D Printing is Changing the Equation of Space Research and Recyclability

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13th October 2018

Recap: German Opportunities Day 2018

GODay2018 was a very successful event held on 13th October 2018!

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29th September 2018

Recap: Study in Europe - Higher Education Fair

With 13 countries from Europe present in 2017, the DAAD is proud to represent Germany again at the Study in Europe 2018. Mark your calendars and take the opportunity to chat with DAAD and university representatives from German universities.

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THE FALLING WALLS LAB

Recap: Falling Walls Lab Singapore on 5th September

The Falling Walls Lab (http://www.falling-walls.com/lab) is a challenging, inspiring and interdisciplinary format for outstanding talents. It offers the opportunity to excellent students, academics and professionals to present their innovative ideas, research projects and social initiatives.

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May 11, 2018

Recap: Research in Germany - Information Seminar

On May 11th 2018, the DAAD Information Centre Singapore in cooperation with TUM Asia organized an information seminar on “Doing a Doctorate – Research in Germany” in Singapore. The goals of this seminar were to provide an overview of the German research landscape, introduce young researchers and potential PhD candidates to study and research opportunities in Germany and present different funding opportunities.

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Recent Event - April 13, 2018

Research Lecture - Innovation at the Heart of Discovery

This symposium was hosted by NUS Department of Pharmacy and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and students could hear from two leading experts on how we can create a culture where innovation thrives. The programme was also intended to celebrate the close relationship in science and research between Germany and Singapore.

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