Scholarship Holders 2026

In 2026, eight doctoral scholarships were awarded to doctoral students at H-BRS.

Scholarship awarded by the Dr. Reinold Hagen Stiftung
Juliane Karneboge, M. Sc.
Supervisors of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Corinna Thomser, Prof. Dr. Christian Dresbach, Prof. Dr. Dirk Reith
Topic: Anwendung von beschleunigter Alterung zur Vorhersage von Werkstoffeigenschaften und Bewertung von virgin und zirkulären Werkstoffen

Scholarships awarded by the Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, "Geschlechtergerechte Hochschule"
Kevser Buse Karadeniz, M. Sc.
Supervisors of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Matthias Preller, Prof. Dr. Mike Althaus
Topic: Investigating the Interplay Between Sodium Channels and the Cytoskeleton

Leonie Katharina Seynsche, M. Sc.
Supervisor of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Patrizia Ianiro-Dahm
Topic: Affektive Dynamiken im Coachingprozess

Scholarship awarded by the department Computer Sciences
Jordan Schneider, M. Eng.
Supervisor of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Teena Chakkalayil Hassan
Topic: Towards Physilogically Adaptive Cognitive Assistance Systems

Scholarship awarded by the Institute of Technology, Resource and Energy-efficient Engineering
Marcel Dziadula, M. Eng.
Supervisor of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Tanja Clees
Topic: Modellierung und Betriebsoptimierung eines hybriden erneuerbaren Energiesystems unter Berücksichtigung von Degration

Scholarship awardet by the department of Engineering and Communication
Tizian Vonester, M. Eng.
Supervisor of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Olaf Bruch
Topic: Entwicklung eines vereinfachten Charakterisierungs- und Modellierungsworkflows zur robusten Gestaltung blasgeformter Kunststoffverpackungen unter Rezyklateinsatz

Scholarship awarded by the working group Prof. Dr. Mike Althaus and the Graduate Institute
Fynn Elis Zahnow, M. Sc.
Supervisor of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Mike Althaus
Topic: Subunit Diversity and Evolution of the Epithelial Sodium Channel (ENaC) in Vertebrates

Scholarshop awardet by the Graduate Institute
Josephine Kullat, M. Sc.
Supervisor of the H-BRS: Prof. Dr. Kerstin Rosenow-Williams
Topic: Leaky Pipeline at German Universities: The Potential of (Fe)Male Allies and Vulnerability