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German Science Day

German Science Day 2017
German Science Day 2017

The aim is to foster further interdisciplinary and binational research relationships and to intensify the already substantial exchange in scientific research between Egypt and Germany.

Michael Assad

Call for Applications

German Science Day 2019

Do you want to continue your research in Germany? Then join us at the 8th German Science Day which provides a unique platform for doctoral and postdoctoral candidates to meet representatives of various German universities.

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Michael Asaad

COSIMENA

German Science Day 2018

For the 7th time, the DAAD Cairo Office organised the German Science Day for Outstanding Doctoral and Postdoctoral Candidates on 18th July 2018 in Cairo.

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German Science Day 2017 Michael Asaad

COSIMENA

German Science Day 2017

For the sixth time, the DAAD Cairo invited numerous experts and scientists to the German Science Day – this year within the framework of Clusters of Scientific Innovation in the Middle East and North Africa (COSIMENA).

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