Curriculum Vitae (derived from DFG CV-Template)

Your academic curriculum vitae serves to present your personal profile. It helps  conducting reviews and evaluations of academic achievements and qualifications.. All the following details are required unless anything is stated specifically to the contrary.
The CV must not exceed four pages. Please make sure to retain the template formatting. In particular, the font should not be smaller than Arial 11 point, with line spacing no less than 1.2. A photograph must not be attached to the curriculum vitae. The text in grey or red font provides you with information when preparing your CV. Please remove these texts completely after filling in the CV.

Personal Data in table form only
Title		
First name		
Last name		
Current position	If applicable, specify the end of the contract term.	
Current institution(s)/site(s), country		
Identifiers/ORCID 	ORCID-ID: Applicants who have an ORCID ID are asked to provide it. Applicants who do not have an ORCID ID are invited but not obliged to create one.	

Qualifications and Career mixture of table/free text

Please list the stages of your (academic) career including qualification stages. Please indicate position, institution and duration in each case. If you wish, you can also describe the academic content of each activity.
If you are currently pursuing a doctorate, please indicate the status of your doctoral studies.

Stages	Periods and Details	
Degree programme	Subject, period, place, country
(including changes in subject area, if applicable)	
Doctorate	Date, supervisors/mentors, subject
(subject is optional), institution(s), country	
Stages of academic/professional
career (optional after doctorate)
	Activities relevant to the proposal should be listed in a reverse chronological order (the most recent at the beginning), indicating period, stage/position and institution, e.g. research stays, post-doctoral lecturing qualification (topic/subject, supervisor), activities at universities/non-university institutions, clinical activities/activities in patient care, experience and qualifications in conducting clinical trials (qualification as an investigator or trial team member as well as regulatory and methodological expertise), activities in industrial research, activities in other sectors, start-ups, voluntary activities, etc.	

Supplementary Career Information optional, free text

You may voluntarily enter supplementary information relating to your career or special personal circumstances if you feel that this information may be relevant to the appropriate review and evaluation of your academic achievements. Examples of special personal circumstances or delays that can be recognised include periods of absence due to childcare responsibilities, maternity leave, parenting or child-rearing periods, chronic/long-term illness, a disability or particular family obligations such as caring for relatives as well as pandemic-related downtimes. Time delays in an academic career may also be indicated, e.g. for persons who are the first in their families to pursue an academic career (“first-generation academics”), for various compulsory and voluntary services, language acquisition, migration or integration phases, displacement or asylum procedures. Please do not include any or only as few third-party data as possible.

Activities in the Research System optional, free text

Here you can provide information on other activities you have pursued within the research system. This includes committee involvement, activities in the field of academic self-governance, organisation of academic events, activities in teaching and mentoring.

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Supervision of Researchers in Early Career Phases optional, free text

For proposals relating to the Research Training Groups Programme, these details are required:
Please provide information here on the supervision of researchers in early career phases in the last five years, specifically a list of supervised doctoral researchers (with details of the time to degree and, as far as possible, the subsequent career path of the doctoral candidate). 

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Scientific Results 

Please indicate here your most important published scientific results. If available, please also provide persistent identifiers (e.g. DOI/Digital Object Identifier), preferably by stating the number, otherwise by naming the URL. Open access publications should be designated accordingly.
Details of quantitative metrics such as impact factors and h-indices are not required and are not considered as part of the review.

These details fall into two categories:

Category A – Articles in peer-reviewed journals, contributions to peer-reviewed conferences or to anthology volumes, and book publications required, list numbered from 1 to a maximum of 10. Commented as required.

In this category please enter articles in peer-reviewed journals, contributions to peer-reviewed conferences or to anthology volumes, and book publications . Please list a max. of 10 publications

1.	[text, please overwrite with a maximum of 10]

Category B – Any other form of published results optional, 

Here you can cite any other form of published research results. This may include contributions to non-peer-reviewed conferences, articles on preprint servers, data sets, protocols of clinical trials, software packages, patents applied for and granted, blog contributions, infrastructures or transfer. You may also indicate other forms of academic output here, such as contributions to the (technical) infrastructure of an academic community (including in an international context) and contributions to science communication. Please list a max. of 10 elements

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Academic Distinctions optional, free text

Here you can enter details of any distinctions or awards you have won. This also includes invitations or appointments to prominent bodies or academies.

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External funding acquired over the past five years 

Funding Body	Project Title /Acronym	Funds Raised (€)