Subject: Rathgen Heritage Science Scholarship
Rathgen Heritage Science Scholarship 2010 The Rathgen Research Laboratory is the leading institution for conservation science, art technology and archaeometry at the National Museums in Berlin. It carries out investigations on a broad variety of materials within the museum environment and focuses its research on scientific issues concerning the care of monuments and archaeological sites. It carries forward the tradition of the world's oldest scientific museum laboratory, the Chemical Laboratory of the Royal Museums in Berlin, which was founded on April 1 and bears the name of its first director, Friedrich Rathgen. It is the mission of the Friends of Rathgen (Forderkreis des Rathgen-Forschungslabors e.V.) to support the work of the Rathgen Research Laboratory in various ways, among others by supporting research projects of young professionals in heritage science. To this end, the Rathgen Heritage Science Scholarships have been established in 2009. The Rathgen Heritage Science Scholarship enables young professionals to undertake a project at the laboratory within 1-3 month duration. The topic is chosen by the applicant. Successful applicants will receive a scholarship for Post-Graduate Scholarship of 900 Euro per month and Post-doc Scholarship 1200 Euro per month. The application consists of: 1-2 pages explaining the research proposal, the required resources and the envisaged time frame, including preliminary work accomplished and short bibliography CV including list of publications 2 reference letters of support Deadline for applications is January 10, 2009. Please submit your application electronically to Professor Steffen Laue <rf-info<-at->smb<.>spk-berlin<.>de> or by mail to Rathgen-Forschungslabor Schlossstrasse 1 A 14059 Berlin, Germany Prof. Dr. Stefan Simon Rathgen-Forschungslabor - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Schlossstrasse 1a 14059 Berlin +49 30 326749 0 Fax: +49 30 326749 12 *** Conservation DistList Instance 23:20 Distributed: Sunday, December 6, 2009 Message Id: cdl-23-20-010 ***Received on Saturday, 5 December, 2009