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Advisory Board

The WIN Advisory Board is made up of

  • the spokespersons of the Research Training Groups and Schools and other structured doctoral programmes,
  • the representatives of the faculties,
  • the University Representative for Equal Opportunities for Women in Science and Art,
  • the representative of the Research College of the Universität Regensburg Teacher Education Centre (RUL),
  • the representatives of the doctoral candidates and of the postgraduates,
  • and, as advisory members, the vice-president for research and support for emerging academics and the managing director of WIN.

 

Members of the WIN Advisory Board:

Chairwoman

  • Prof Dr Angelika Lingnau
    Faculty of Human Sciences

Deputy Chairman

  • Prof Dr Peter Oefner
    BioMediGS graduate school

Spokespersons of the Research Training Groups and Schools and other structured doctoral programmes

  • Prof Dr Ulf Brunnbauer
    Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies
  • Prof Dr Romuald Brunner
    Doctoral Programme in the Human Sciences
  • Prof Dr Ulrich Bunke
    Integrated Research Training Group in SFB 1085: Higher Invariants - Interactions between Global Analysis and Arithmetic Geometry
  • Prof Dr Matthias Edinger
    Integrated doctoral college in TRR 221: Control of graft-versus-host and graft-versus-leukaemia immune responses after allogeneic stem-cell transplantation
  • Prof Dr Ferdinand Evers
    In DFG-Cluster of Excellence 3112 (Halle-Berlin-Regensburg): Graduate Center for Chiral Electronics (GraCE)
  • Prof Dr Harald Garcke
    Research Training Group Interfaces, Complex Structures, and Singular Limits in Continuum Mechanics
  • Prof Dr Ruth M. Gschwind
    Research Training Group Ion Pair Effects in Molecular Reactivity
  • Prof Dr Rupert Huber
    Research Training Group Ultrafast Nanoscopy - from Single Particle Dynamics to Co-operative Processes
  • Prof Dr Burkhard König
    Integrated Research Training Group in TRR 325: Control of chemical photocatalysis by molecular assemblies
  • Prof Dr Gernot Längst
    Regensburg International Graduate School of Life Sciences (RIGeL)
  • Prof Dr Inga Neumann
    Neuroscience Graduate Programme Neurobiology of Emotion Dysfunction
  • Prof Dr Jörg Oberste
    Research Training Group Metropolitanism in the Pre-Modern Era
  • Prof Dr Oliver Reiser
    International Doctoral Programme: Photo-Electro Catalysis (PEC)
  • Prof Dr Katelijne Schiltz
    Doctoral Programme of the Faculties of Arts and Humanities (PUR)
  • Prof Dr Marcel Schorpp
    ChemPharm graduate school
  • Prof Dr Christoph Strunk
    Integrated doctoral programme in the CRC 1277: Emergent relativistic effects in condensed matter: from fundamental aspects to electronic functionality
  • Prof Dr Christoph Wagner
    Doctoral programme Aisthesis

Representation of the faculties

  • Prof Dr Tobias Nicklas
    Faculty of Catholic Theology
  • Prof Dr Jürgen Kühling
    Faculty of Law
  • Prof Dr Fabian Kindermann
    Faculty of Business Economics, Economics and Real Estate
  • Prof Dr Lars Maier
    Faculty of Medicine
  • Prof Dr Meike Klettke
    Faculty of Informatics and Data Science
  • Prof Dr Dirk Steuernagel
    Faculty of Philosophy, Art History, History, and Humanities
  • Prof Dr Christiane Heibach
    Faculty of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
  • Prof Dr Denis-Charles Cisinski
    Faculty of Mathematics
  • Prof Dr John Lupton
    Faculty of Physics
  • Prof Dr André Stiel
    Faculty of Biology and Preclinical Medicine
  • Prof Dr Corinna Hess
    Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy

University Representative for Equal Opportunities for Women
in Science and Art

  • Prof Dr Astrid Ensslin

Representative of the Research College of the Universität Regensburg Teacher Education Centre (RUL)

  • Prof Dr Sven Hilbert

Representatives of the doctoral candidates and postgraduates

  • Jonas Hauck
    Representative of doctoral candidates outside of structured programmes
  • Thomas Tiefel
    Representative of doctoral candidates in structured programmes
  • Dr Irina Jarvers
    Representative of the postgraduates

Advisory members

  • Prof Dr Ernst Tamm
    Vice-president for research and support for emerging academics
  • Dr Angela Weil-Jung
    Managing Director of the Center for Graduate & Postgraduate Researchers

Steering Committee

The WIN Steering Committee consists of

  • the vice-president for research and support for emerging academics,
  • two persons from the group of university lecturers, including at least one spokesperson of a structured doctoral programme,
  • one representative of the doctoral students,
  • one representative of the postgraduates
  • and, as advisory members, the University Representative for Equal Opportunities for Women in Science and Art and the Managing Director of WIN.

     

 

 

 

Members of the WIN Steering Committee:

Chairman

  • Prof Dr Ernst Tamm
    Vice-president for research and support for emerging academics

Voting members

  • Prof Dr Christiane Heibach
    Doctoral Programme of the Faculties of Humanities PUR
  • Dr Irina Jarvers
    Representative of the postgraduate researchers
  • Jonas Hauck
    Representative of the doctoral candidates
  • Prof Dr Oliver Reiser
    International Doctoral Programme: Photo-Electro Catalysis (PEC)

Advisory members

  • Prof Dr Astrid Ensslin
    University Representative for Equal Opportunities for Women in Science and Art
  • Dr Angela Weil-Jung
    Managing Director of the Center for Graduate & Postgraduate Researchers

Representation of doctoral and postdoctoral researchers

Jonas Hauck represents doctoral candidates outside of structured programmes on the Advisory Board and all doctoral candidates on the Steering Committee.
He is doing his doctorate at the Faculty of Human Sciences.
E-mail: jonas.hauck​(at)​ur.de (opens your email program)

Thomas Tiefel represents doctoral candidates in structured programmes on the WIN advisory board.
He is doing his doctorate at the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
E-mail: thomas.tiefel​(at)​ur.de (opens your email program)

Dr Irina Jarvers represents postdoctoral researchers who are gaining further qualifications at the UR (postdocs, habilitation candidates, group leaders, people in tenure-track professorships) on the steering committee and advisory board.
She conducts research at the Faculty of Medicine.
E-mail: irina.jarvers​(at)​ur.de (opens your email program)


You can read more about the objectives, tasks and committees of WIN in its rules and regulations.


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