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Programme For Drop Tower Experiment Series (DropTES) 2016
The Programme for Drop Tower Experiment Series (DropTES) 2016, offered by the , provides funding between $2000 and $4000. It is open to research teams from UN Member States, consisting of up to four Bachelor, Master, or PhD students, endorsed by an academic supervisor. The experiment must be part of a thesis or research project. The application deadline was March 31, 2016.
31-03-2016
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$2,000- $4,000
Award amount
1
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- Research teams from UN Member States
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- Bachelor, Master, or PhD students
Key highlights
- Award amount: $2000-$4000
- Open to UN Member States
- Teams of up to four students
Why apply
- Opportunity to fund a significant part of your research
- Gain experience in a collaborative research environment
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Apr 28, 2026
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- Open to research teams from UN Member States
- Teams should consist of up to four Bachelor, Master, or PhD students
- Endorsement by an academic supervisor is required
- Experiment must be part of a thesis or research project
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Field of study
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Number of awards
25
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- Ensure your team is from a UN Member State
- Verify the experiment aligns with your thesis or research project
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- Deadline has passed (March 31, 2016)
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- Prepare the required materials shown in this listing: Supporting documents (as listed in requirements).
- Plan submission around the listed deadline: 31-03-2016.
- Use the application path to confirm eligibility, documents, and any updated deadline before submitting.
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- Coordinate with your academic supervisor for endorsement
- Prepare a detailed proposal for your experiment
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- Eligibility.
- The research teams from entities that are the Member States of the United Nations are eligible for the DropTES Programme.
- The teams should consist of up to four Bachelor, Master and/or PhD students and must be endorsed by an academic supervisor.
- The proposed experiment should be an integral part of the student's Bachelor thesis, a Master thesis, a PhD thesis or it should be any another form of research project associated with the applicant's studies at their respective university.
- Any changes to the application cannot be made once the application has been submitted. However, changes can be made for exceptional reasons.
- Priority will be given to teams, participating for the first time in an experiment series at the Bremen Drop Tower.
- Selection Criteria.
- The Selection Board of the programme consists of team members from OOSA, ZARM and DLR.
- Teams are considered depending on the scientific and technological value of the proposed experiment.
- The degree of relevance of microgravity in the proposed experiment and the relevance of the drop tower utilisation in the proposed experiment.
- The association and involvement of the proposed experiment in the student's syllabuses are considered.
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- Supporting documents (as listed in requirements)
Applying
The application deadline for the DropTES Fellowship Programme 2016 was March 31, 2016. Ensure your experiment is part of a thesis or research project.
Award & payment
Amount: $2,000- $4,000
Number of awards: 25
Payout: Not stated on the listing
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The DropTES Programme 2016 supports research teams from UN Member States with funding between $2000 and $4000. Teams must consist of up to four students and be endorsed by an academic supervisor.
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