- SFB 1294: Data Assimilation – The Seamless Integration of Data and Models
- SFB 1315: Mechanisms and disturbances in memory consolidation: From synapses to systems
- SFB 1436: Neural Resources of Cognition
- SFB/Transregio 287: Reacting and moving granular assemblies with gas flow
- SFB/Transregio 359: Perinatal Development of Immune Cell Topology
- Research Training Group 2297: Mathematical Complexity Reduction
- Research Training Group 2408: Maladaptive Prozesse an physiologischen Grenzflächen bei chronischen Erkrankungen
- Research Training Group 2413: The ageing synapse - molecular, cellular and behavioral underpinnings of cognitive decline
- Integrated Research Training Group at TRR 287 “Bulk Reaction - Gas-flowing, moving debris with chemical reaction"
- Innovative Training Network (ITN) OptiVisT
- International Max Planck Research School for Advanced Methods in Process and Systems Engineering
- Research Training Group Science Management and Science Communication as Research-Based Practices in Science System Development
- Technology Innovations in Therapy and Imaging Graduate School
- CBBS neuroscience graduate program
- Programs completed
The DFG funds research in every scientific field. It supports individual projects, research cooperations, offers awards for outstanding research achievements and funds scientific infrastructure and actions for scientific contacts. Click here for an overview of the projects.
The University of Magdeburg participates in research projects that are financed by the various framework programmes of the European Commission.
In 2008, the Chemnitz University of Technology, the Ilmenau University of Technology and the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg agreed on a strategic cooperation. The goal was to establish a research network with a focus on engineering sciences. This cross-location collaboration was intended to create a cooperation platform for scientists that would allow them to conduct research not only beyond the boundaries of their own faculties, but also beyond the boundaries of the universities. Over the years, well over 50 successful cross-location research projects have been created with a funding volume in the hundreds of millions. The focus is on interdisciplinary research and involves a large number of faculties, professorships and institutes of applied research at all three locations.