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Mobility for doctoral students

1) In § 5, paragraph 2 is replaced by the following:

‘2. The mobility shall be implemented within 6 months of the announcement of the lists of successful candidates.’.

20.01.2025 – 17.02.2025 – VIII edition

The purpose of the competition is to enable doctoral students of the University who are not members of the Centers of Excellence and Emerging Fields to gain international research experience through short-term visits to recognized foreign scientific institutions. The competition is open to University doctoral students who are not members of a team within a Center of Excellence or Emerging Field. Under the competition, it is possible to obtain funding for a visit 30 days (hereinafter referred to as an internship) to a foreign scientific institution.

You are invited to an online consultation with an expert on the Teams platform every Tuesday during the call from 13:00 – 14:00: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_M2ExMTQ3ZTYtN2Y0Yi00MDExLWIxYzEtNGUxZDA5MTg3ZDZi%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22e80a627f-ef94-4aa9-82d6-c7ec9cfca324%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22e80257c5-9774-4752-a51f-c4d6fc436378%22%7d

Contact person Joanna Bozejewicz, M.A., phone: 56 611 31 31.

Mobility competition for doctoral students – 7th edition

The competition was aimed at doctoral students of the University enabling them to gain international research experience through short-term research internships at recognized foreign scientific institutions.
The competition was open to a doctoral student of the University who was not a member of a team within the University’s center of excellence. Under the competition, it is possible to obtain funding for a research internship of 2 to 8 weeks, hereinafter referred to as “internship”, at a foreign scientific institution.
The competition attracted 7 applications to the HS Council, 4 applications to the ST Council and 6 applications to the NZ Council (a total of 17 applications meeting the formal requirements). All applications were subjected to substantive evaluation by the competition committee. As a result of the individual evaluations, a list of winners in the “Excellence Initiative – Mobility for Doctoral Students – 7th edition” competition was drawn up.

Humanities, Social Sciences and the Arts:

  • Patryk Glowacki, MA
  • Hubert Gromny, MA
  • Paweł Orzeł, MA
  • Justyna Urbańczyk, MA
  • Jakub Słupczewski, MA

Science and Technology:

  • Katarzyna Dembinska, MA
  • Garima Kalra, MA
  • Patrycja Tarnowska, MA
  • Sharmin Sultana, MA
  • Krystyna Palubicka, MA

Life Sciences:

  • Paul Le Garff, MA
  • Misha Khalid, MA
  • Abdallach Guerchi, MA.

Formal and substantive evaluation of the competition entries was carried out by the competition committee.

As part of the 6th edition of the “Mobility for doctoral students” competition, 13 applications were submitted, including

– 5 applications in the HS Panel,

– 3 applications in the NZ Panel,

– 5 applications in the ST Panel.

All applications were subjected to substantive evaluation by the competition committee.

As a result of the individual evaluations, a list of winners in the “Excellence Initiative – Mobility for Doctoral Students – 6th Edition” competition was drawn up.

HS panel

  • Lidia Gerc, 170 points,
  • Mariusz Nowak, 150 points.
  • Jakub Slupczewski, 150 points,
  • Alina Smietana, 140 points,

NZ panel

  • Lidia Zasada, 165 points,
  • Krystyna Palubicka, 140 points,
  • Marta Saldat, 140 points.

ST panel

  • Zuzanna Flanc, 175 points,
  • Oktawia Kalisz, 160 points,
  • Agnieszka Marjanowska, 135 points,
  • Mohamed Boumhamdi, 130 points.
  • Thiliban Manivarma, 130 points.

Formal and substantive evaluation of the competition applications was carried out by a competition committee composed of the directors of doctoral schools operating at the University led by the director of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School Academia Copernicana and a representative of Task Force 2.

In the 5th edition of the “Mobilities for Doctoral Students” competition, 24 applications were submitted, including:

  • 6 applications in the HS Panel,
  • 11 applications in the NZ Panel, and
  • 7 applications in the ST Panel.

All applications were subject to a merit-based evaluation by the competition committee.

In the 5th edition of the “Mobilities for Doctoral Students” Competition, the Committee recommends funding for:

for the HS Panel: applications that received at least 140 points,
for the NZ Panel: applications that received at least 145 points,
for the ST Panel: applications that received at least 150 points.

As a result of the individual evaluations, a list of winners in the “Excellence Initiative – Mobility for Doctoral Students – 5th Edition” competition was compiled.

HS Panel

  • Bernadetta Jankowska, 175 points,
  • Gizem Karaköse, 170 points,
  • Albert Łukasik, 150 points,
  • Alina Śmietana, 145 points,
  • Aleksandra Miaskowska, 140 points

NZ Panel

  • Klaudia Bonowicz, 180 points,
  • Anna Richert, 180 points,
  • Maciej Klimiuk, 170 points,
  • Dominika Jerka, 155 points,
  • Sandra Kilanowska, 155 points,
  • Karolina Ławkowska, 155 points,
  • Klaudia Hammer, 145 points.

ST Panel

  • Muhammad Tahir, 175 points,
  • Ali Abouais, 160 points (EF application),
  • Babak Ghazi, 160 points,
  • Joanna Martewicz, 160 points,
  • Diksha Singh, 150 points (EF application),

The formal and substantive evaluation of the competition entries was performed by a selection committee composed of the directors of doctoral schools operating at the University, led by the director of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School of the Academia Copernican, and the representative of Working Group No. 2, Prof. Grzegorz Bobiński.

1. Call for applications:

01.03.2023 – 31.03.2023 – 4th edition

2. Competition Description:

The purpose of the competition is to enable doctoral students of the University who are not members of the Centers of Excellence and Emerging Fields to gain international research experience through short-term visits to recognized foreign scientific institutions. The competition is open to University doctoral students who are not members of a team within a Center of Excellence or Emerging Field. Under the competition, it is possible to obtain funding for a visit 30 days (hereinafter referred to as an internship) to a foreign scientific institution.

3. Announcements and documents:

Consultations are welcome during the recruitment period. On-call meetings will be held via the Teams app on Thursdays between 12.00 and 13.00. Link to the meeting.

4. Contact:

Contact person Joanna Bozejewicz, M.A., phone: 56 611 31 31.

5. Results:

The competition attracted 7 applications to the HS council, 5 applications to the ST council and 8 applications to the NZ council (a total of 20 applications meeting the formal requirements). All applications were subjected to substantive evaluation by the competition committee.

As a result of the individual assessments, a list of successful applicants was drawn up for the competition “Excellence Initiative – Mobility for doctoral students – 4th edition”.

Humanities, Social Sciences and the Arts:

  1. Patrycja Bogdańska,
  2. Martyna Kopeć,
  3. Aleksandra Wasielewicz,
  4. Paweł Nowak,
  5. Jakub Słupczewski,
  6. Evelina Vizhentas,

Science and Technology:

  1. Paul Le Garff,
  2. Mikołaj Marciniak,
  3. Mohammed Boumhamdi,
  4. Renny Louis Anto Maria Losus,

Life Sciences:

  1. Adam Kowalewski,
  2. Sandra Kilanowska,
  3. Patrycja Tarnawska,
  4. Kamil Wisniewski,
  5. Hanna Piszczek,
  6. Zuzanna Plichta,
  7. Mateusz Augustyniak.

The formal and content-related assessment of the competition applications was carried out by a competition committee composed of the directors of doctoral schools operating at the University, headed by the director of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School Academia Copernicana and a representative of Working Group No. 2, i.e. Prof. Grzegorz Bobiński.

We received 7 applications to the HS council, 8 applications to the ST council and 6 applications to the NZ council (a total of 21 applications that met the formal criteria). All applications were subjected to substantive evaluation by the competition committee. As a result of the individual evaluations, each application form submitted in the third edition of “Excellence Initiative – Mobility for doctoral students – 3rd edition” has received funding.

The competition committee conducted a formal and substantive evaluation of the competition applications consisted of the directors of doctoral schools operating at the University led by the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School Academia Copernicana and a representative of the Working Group No. 2, i.e., Dr. Grzegorz Bobinski, Prof. UMK.

Decisions with evaluation reports will be sent on e-mail adress you wrote in your application form soon.

1. Recruitment:

Recruitment 14.03. – 11.04.2022.
Recruitment completed.

2. Competition results:

The competition received 8 applications to the HS council, 7 applications to the ST council and 3 applications to the NZ council (a total of 18 applications that met the formal requirements). All applications were subjected to substantive evaluation by the competition committee. As a result of the individual evaluations, a list of winners in the competition “Excellence Initiative – Mobility for doctoral students – 2nd edition” was drawn up.
Formal and substantive evaluation of the competition applications was carried out by the competition committee composed of the directors of doctoral schools operating at the University led by the director of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School Academia Copernicana and a representative of the Working Group No. 2, i.e., Dr. Grzegorz Bobinski, Prof. UMK.

Recruitment:

03.03. – 04.04.2020.

As a result of individual evaluations, the list of winners of the first competition “Excellence Initiative – Mobility Competition for Doctoral Students from Emerging Research Fields” has been drawn up.

Science, Natural and Technical Sciences:

Małgorzata Skorupska, MA (internship)
Guoqiang Li, MA (conference trip).

As a result of individual evaluations, a list of winners of the first competition “Excellence Initiative – Mobility Competition for Doctoral Students” has been drawn up.

Humanities, Social Sciences and the Arts:

Dr. Agnieszka Laddach
Julia Kolodziejska, MA