PhD Get together
July 8th 2026, 6-7:30 pm
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Representatives of doctoral researchers
Every two years, iGRAD doctoral students elect two representatives from among their ranks to represent their interests on the iGRAD Executive Board. The current doctoral student representatives are (in alphabetical order): Johanna Hallenberger (Anatomy 2) and Anna Hamacher (Center for Advanced Imaging), with Florian Lingnau (Neuropathology) acting as deputy.
As doctoral student representatives, we serve as the point of contact for all doctoral students in iGRAD. We bring your concerns and interests to the Executive Board and advocate for your perspectives to be taken into account in decision-making processes. At the same time, we support you with questions and challenges related to your doctoral studies and promote exchange and networking among doctoral candidates. In this way, we aim to actively help shape doctoral conditions and improve them for everyone.
To get in touch with us, please use our functional email address (see Contact).
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The GEW (Gewerkschaft für Erziehung und Wissenschaft) represents doctoral candidates working in Germany. Doctoral candidates in the GEW have developed a comprehensive set of proposals for improved doctoral conditions and better social security. The education union also supports doctoral candidates by providing a wide range of resources and organizing regular events. (Source: GEW)
The association of german doctoral students (Bundesverband Promovierende e.V.) is a nonprofit organization committed to the interests of all doctoral candidates at German institutions. (Source: BV Promovierende)
N² [nsquared] brings together more than 16,000 doctoral students at Germany’s non-university research institutions to discuss the future of science—their working conditions, career prospects, and impact on society. (Source: N2)