Forschung
Research
The Rhine-Main universities are working together to enhance their research profiles and develop joint projects and research networks. Their broad spectrum of disciplines allows them to investigate future key questions.
At the same time, they are developing research foci of high international visibility. They are creating networks across disciplines and are shaping the Rhine-Main area as a globally attractive and competitive academic region.
In addition to numerous highly visible institutions that conduct third-party funded collaborative research, including more than two dozen DFG-funded Collaborative Research Centers and Transregios, each of which significantly involves two or all three of RMU's universities, as well as vital subject- and topic-driven networks, this scientific area is also represented by the projects with which the RMU member universities participate in the competition of the Excellence Strategy of the federal and state governments.
RMU Initiative Funding for Research
With the Initiative Funding for Research, the RMU promotes joint research projects.The RMU Initiative Funding for Research consists of three funding lines, which support preparations of far advanced large, strategically relevant RMU collaborative projects, projects that aim at long-term sustainable cooperation focused on joint collaborative projects and now also specifically support scientists in the early career phases:
The funding line "Start-up funding for joint RMU projects" supports proposals for large, strategically relevant collaborative research projects that are at an advanced stage already and will be ready for proposal submission within one year with funding of up to 50,000 euros.
The funding line "Promoting RMU networking in innovative projects" offers start-up funding for networking activities for new, innovative RMU collaboration projects of 20,000 to 40,000 euros per year for a maximum of two years.
The funding line "Early Career Researchers (ECRs)" supports networking between scientists in the early career phase with up to a maximum of 30,000 euros per project over a maximum project duration of two years. Applications can be submitted on two deadlines per year, 15.03. and 15.09., at koordination@rhein-main-unis.de.
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- The Research Training Group GRK 2128 AccelencE (Accelerator Science and Technology for Energy-Recovery Linacs), a cooperation between the Institute of Nuclear…
- The Research Unit "Adaptive Polymer Gels with Controlled Network Structure" unites seven research groups at six locations, two of which being JGU Mainz…
- In the African Studies Rhine-Main alliance, Goethe University Frankfurt, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) and TU Darmstadt are pooling their expertise…
- The research project "Ancient Egyptian cursive scripts. Digital palaeography and systematic analysis of hieratic and cursive hieroglyphic writing" (AKU)…
- “Architectures of Order” (AO) is an interdisciplinary research project (2020-2023) undertaken by the Goethe University Frankfurt and the Technical University…
- Epileptic seizures occur in the brain. Sometimes there are concrete triggers - for example, an old brain injury. In many cases, epilepsy is the result of brain…
- Scalable across a variety of formats and standardized in view of global circulation, the moving image has always been both an image of movement and an image on…
- Natural or synthetic soft materials are ubiquitous and many can be found in our everyday lives. But also new developments in medical technology, energy storage…
- The concept of uniformization is ubiquitous in mathematics. It serves as a tool to replace a complicated geometric object by a simpler one without altering the…
- The new Research Training Group (GRK) "Organizing Architectures", founded by the German German Research Foundation (DFG), was launched on 1 November 2024. The…
- The research project ‘Digital Dictionary of Surnames in Germany’ is designed to provide an overview of the current surname status in the Federal Republic of…
- The Rhine-Main universities bundle and network research in the digital humanities, cultural and social sciences in the Rhine-Main region. A profile renowned…
- Cells are the basic units of all living organisms. Like many of their intracellular components, they are limited by membranes. These cell membranes are…
- High Performance Computing (HPC) software is a critical component of scientific infrastructure, but it can only advance research if it is able to use the most…
- Around 500,000 men, women and children in Germany are diagnosed with cancer every year. Today, cancer is no longer a certain death sentence, but it still kills…
- The Graduate School of Economics, Finance, and Management (GSEFM) is a leading research-oriented graduate school in economics and business. Founded in…
- All matter on earth, including our bodies, consists of a gigantic number of atoms. What is the origin of these atoms, how old are they, how long do they live…
- Multiple sclerosis is the most common chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system in the western world. In Germany alone more than 120,000…
- The beginning of every cloud’s existence is simply humid air. When it condenses and forms water droplets, it sometimes grows into a mountain range of clouds…
- Iron is a versatile, ubiquitous, cheap and sustainable transition metal with unique characteristics and high reactivity. On the one hand, changes in the…
- The Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence “EU in Global Dialogue” (CEDI) was designated in July 2015 by the European Commission to support an ambitious programme of…
- The human brain is an organ so complex that it is almost unimaginable. Exploring its structure and function is one of science’s greatest challenges.…
- It takes place in every human being and is a vital part of life: autophagy ("self-eating"). This degradation process enables cells to selectively dispose…
- It plays a central role in the functioning of all organisms and is a small miracle: the messenger molecule RNA. RNA transports the genetic blueprints from the…
- The properties of soft matter – such as liquid crystals, polymers, colloids, membranes – result from a subtle interplay of energy and entropy…
- Stress-related psychological disorders like anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and addiction not only cause great individual suffering, but can also have…
- The Oman Research Network is a collaborative initiative among scholars based at Goethe University Frankfurt and JGU Mainz that fosters transdisciplinary…
- People around the world are digitally connected via Smartphones and ever more technical devices are hooked up to the Internet of Things. This ubiquitous…
- On average, each cell in our body experiences about 10,000 lesions in its genetic material (DNA) per day. DNA damage can be caused by exposure to environmental…
- The Research Unit investigates the semantics, institutions and practices of personnel decisions for key societal roles with particular emphasis on churches,…
- Extremely exciting matter: for physicists, extreme conditions are high temperatures and densities such as those found in the first millionth of a second after…
- Humans and quantum particles have something in common: when in a group, they often behave differently than when they are alone. Solid-state physicists…
- Climate change is without doubt one of the largest and most pressing global problems and reliable climate projections are therefore of enormous political and…
- Religious beliefs play an important role in human history. Many cultures are religious in character. Even though religions view themselves differently, many of…
- Usually, drug molecules bind to specific therapeutic target proteins and thereby regulate their activity. Those proteins remain in their native conformation,…
- The LOEWE focus group on “Uniform Structures in Arithmetic and Geometry” addresses the fundamental question of whether complex geometric spaces can be…
- Excavations, exhibitions, a range of study programs, lectures, conferences, workshops, publications - there is a broad and varied spectrum of archaeological…
