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Alexandra Cassivi worked together with Simone Sandholz and her team during her research stay at UNU-EHS on a publication on emergency water supply in health care facilities. Public Health, 05 December 2022
Mario Heredia published Potential for Farmers’ Cooperatives to Convert Coffee Husks into Biochar and Promote the Bioeconomy in the North Ecuadorian Amazon as a result of his research stay under the supervision of Prof. Ina Säumel at the Humboldt University of Berlin in 2020. Published in Applied Sciences on 21 May 2021.
Alejandra Carmona published a paper on Uncertainty of runoff sensitivity to climate change in the Amazon River basin which was carried out during her research stay at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in 2017. Published in Ann. N.Y. Acad. on 5 November 2020
Kseniia Kravchenko published Wildlife and infrastructure: impact of wind turbines on bats in the Black Sea coast region with an international team of collaborators as a result of her research stay at Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (IZW), Berlin. Published in Springer Nature on 26 May 2020.
Social license through citizen science: a tool for marine conservation as an outcome of Rachel Kelly´s research stay at UFZ , iDiv, 2007. Published in E&S 2019, Available online: 10 February 2020.
A comparative review of electrolytes for organic material‐based energy storage devices employing solid electrodes and redox fluids as a contribution in an invited minireview during Mohit Saraf´s research stay at Helmholtz Institute Ulm (HIU) / Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Published in ChemSusChem journal: 29 January 2020.
Eyram Norgbey´s research article Unravelling the efficient use of waste lignin as a bitumen modifier for sustainable roads was conducted during his research stay at the Federal Highway Research Institute with Dr Volker Hirsch in 2018. Published in Elsevier Journal - Construction and Building Material. Available online: 23 September 2019.
Disputing nature in the Anthropocene: technology as friend and foe in the struggle to conserve wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) as an outcome of Hannah Harrison´s research stay at IRI THESys, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Published in E&S: August 2019
Kennedy Mbeva published the article Subtle differentiation of countries’responsibilities under the Paris Agreement together with his supervisor Dr Pieter Pauw conceived during his research stay at DIE in 2015. Published in Palgrave Communications on 30 July 2019.
Green Talents alumni Rama Kant Dubey and Vishal Tripathi published a book together Unravelling the Soil Microbiome: Perspectives For Environmental Sustainability in Springer Nature, 4 June 2019.
Enayat Moallemi published the article Coping with uncertainties of sustainability transitions using exploratory modelling: The case of the MATISSE model and the UK's mobility sector in Elsevier journal as an outcome of his research stay at Fraunhofer ISI together with co-author Dr Jonathan Köhler. Available online 15 April 2019.
Social license through citizen science: a tool for marine conservation as an outcome of Rachel Kelly´s research stay at UFZ, iDiv. Published in E&S: March 2019
Output of Joey D. Ocon´s research stay at Reiner Lemoine Institut is the following paper on Energy Transition from Diesel-based to Solar Photovoltaics-Battery. Paper accepted: 13.06.2018
Jesús Esteban Serrano published the article Obtaining glycerol carbonate and glycols using thermomorphic systems based on glycerol and cyclic organic carbonates together with Dr Vorholt as an outcome of his research stay at TU Dortmund. Available online: 12 February 2018.
James Moo´s research work during his research stay with Dr Lars Giebeler of Leibniz Institute of Solid and Material Research has been published in C - Journal of Carbon Research on 27 December 2017
Asad Mehmood published two research articles in high profile journals as an outcome of his research stay with Dr Tim Fellinger at Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces. The first paper was published in Materials Horizons on 5 April 2017, the second one in Advanced Energy Materials on 18 December 2017
Three Green Talents at PIK: Tegegne Wondowossen, Zhu Liu and Hèou Maléki Badjana (Potsdam/11.7.2017)
Mita Dasog published the article CO2 to methanol conversion using hydride terminated porous silicon nanoparticles as an outcome of her research stay at TUM together with her supervisor B. Rieger. Published in Chemical Communicationson 24 Feb 2017.
2011 Green Talents awardee Dr Owen Horwood spends two-month research stay at oldest university of Germany

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Bring your research to the next level when you are invited to return for a fully-funded research stay. Spend up to three months at a German facility of your own choice. Gain new experiences in an inspiring environment and advance your professional career while establishing long-lasting relationships.

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Having spent impressive two weeks in Germany, the Green Talents are invited to return the year following the Science Forum. The research stay can last for up to three months and can be conducted at a research institute, university or company of the participant’s own choice. It is up to the young scientists to identify a suitable host, to contact them and to agree on a time period as well as on a research topic with them. The individual expert meetings may already help in this regard. Nevertheless, the Green Talents are not only free to stay at one of the organisations they visited during the Science Forum, but at any German facility that will host them. However, splitting the term or switching hosts is unfortunately not possible.

Just like the Science Forum, the research stay is fully financed by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). These benefits include the flights to and from Germany as well as a monthly allowance which covers all living expenses (accommodation, insurances, food, public transport, etc.). The allowance is not supposed to provide direct funding for research, but to enable the awardees to support themselves during their stay in Germany. In order to evaluate the outcome of the programme, the Green Talents are requested to hand in a report about their work and research conducted in Germany afterwards and to declare whether their previously set goals were achieved.