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They are among the best in their scientific fields: top-notch young researchers from all over the world are living and working at German universities and institutes.

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For 33-year-old postdoc student Krister Smith, the trip from America to Germany meant more than a chance to study and work abroad - it was a chance to dig. »

Anuj Parikh, Canada

Anuj Parikh is 30-years-old and comes from Canada. He is researching how chemical elements came into existence. »

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First-Person Report: Oliver Brock

Berlin has him again: Oliver Brock returns to Germany after 16 years of scientific work in the USA. »

First-Person Report: Outi Salo-Ahen

"I think Germany's location in the middle of Europe is excellent for science and research." »

First-Person Report: Xuebing Zhou

"Germany is well known for scientific and engineering work. The preciseness of the research manner makes Germany competitive worldwide." »

First-Person Report: Simone Paolo Ponzetto

"Germany is an excellent location, with good facilities and networking opportunities..." »

First-Person Report: Dr. Heather Evans

"Students in Germany have a thorough knowledge of their subjects and practical experience. Working with them always gives me new ideas." »

First-Person Report: Jonas Grethlein

After spending some time in Great Britian and in the United States of America Jonas Grethlein returned to Germany. In our interview he talks about what motivates him and his experiences abroad. »

First-Person Report: Ana Martin-Villalba

"There are many ways in Germany for promoting talented young people. This culture of career advancement would be a good orientation for other countries." »

First-Person Report: Ulrike Gaul

"In Germany things have changed a lot; the structures are less hierarchical, less bureaucratic, less rigid. The German Excellence Initiative has generated a lot of energy." »

First-Person Report: Jonathan West

"Today I believe German research remains world class. Germany is the hub of research in Europe, both for quality and its central location." »

First-Person Report: V�tor Alexandre Pires Martins dos Santos

"I find it very pleasant here. The people are friendly, uncomplicated, open to reason and modest." »

First-Person Report: Magali Sol�

"Germany offers excellent opportunities for research. German research programs are well-funded, well organized and easily accessible." »

First-Person Report: Imen Gallala

"I am fascinated by the international dimension and the interdisciplinary aspects of my work. My experiences so far are entirely positive." »

First-Person Report: Dr. phil. Ravindra V. Jategaonkar

"Research culture in Germany is unique. Here I was provided with all the opportunities I needed." »

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