Curriculum Vitae

The academic CV is intended to provide an overview of your background. 
The CV must not exceed four pages in length. Please ensure you adhere strictly to the specified formatting; in particular, the font must be Arial 11 point with a line spacing of at least 1.2. Please delete this text in its entirety once you have completed the CV.

Persönliche Daten rein tabellarisch
Titel		
First name		
Surname		
Current position	Including, where applicable, the end of the contract term	
Current institution(s)/location(s), country		
Identifiers/ORCID	ORCID ID: Applicants who have an ORCID ID are requested to provide it. Applicants who do not have an ORCID ID are invited, but not required, to create one.	

Qualifications and career hybrid table/free-text field

Please list the stages of your (academic) career, including any training positions. Please state the position, institution and duration for each. You may also, if you wish, describe the academic content of your work.
If you are currently undertaking a PhD, please indicate the stage of your studies.

Stations	Periods and further details	
School, Country	If you spent part or all of your school years abroad, please provide detailed information regarding the dates and locations	
Studies	Subject, period, location, country (including any changes in subject area, if applicable)	
Promotion	Date, supervisors/mentors, subject (subject is optional), institution(s), country	
Key stages of my academic and professional
career (optional information since obtaining a PhD)	Activities relevant to the application should be listed in reverse chronological order (most recent first), specifying the period, department/position and institution, such as research stays, postdoctoral qualification (topic/subject, supervisors), activities at universities/non-university institutions, clinical work/work in patient care, experience and qualifications in conducting clinical trials (qualification as a principal investigator or member of the trial team, as well as regulatory and methodological skills), work in industrial research, work in other sectors, setting up businesses, voluntary work, etc.	

Additional information regarding your career history optional

Here you may voluntarily provide additional information regarding your career history or any particular personal circumstances, should you feel that such details may be relevant to the proper assessment and evaluation of your academic achievements. Such special circumstances or delays may include, for example, periods of absence due to childcare responsibilities, maternity leave, parental leave or childcare leave, chronic/long-term illness, a disability or special family commitments, such as caring for relatives, as well as absences caused by the pandemic. Delays in academic progression may also be cited, e.g. for individuals pursuing an academic career as first-generation academics, due to various compulsory and voluntary services, language acquisition, migration or integration phases, flight or asylum procedures, and similar circumstances.

Involvement in the academic system optional

Here you can provide details of other academic activities. These include, for example, committee work, roles in academic self-governance, organising academic events, teaching activities, and mentoring.

Support for early-career researchers optional

Scientific findings

lease list your most significant published research findings here. Where available, please also provide persistent identifiers (e.g. DOI/Digital Object Identifier), preferably by stating the number, or otherwise by providing the URL. Open-access publications should be marked as such.
Information on quantitative metrics such as impact factors and h-indices is not required and will not be taken into account during the review process.

Please also explain – where possible – your contribution to the published findings and/or state why you are citing the publication or scientific contribution here.

The information is divided into two categories:

Category A – Research articles in peer-reviewed journals, papers presented at peer-reviewed conferences or in conference proceedings, and book publications mandatory; list numbered from 1 to 10 (maximum), with comments where necessary

Category B – Any other form of publicly released results optional, numbered list from 1 to 10 (max.), with comments where necessary

Here you may list any research results that have been made public in any other form. These could include, for example, papers presented at non-peer-reviewed conferences, articles on preprint servers, datasets, clinical trial protocols, software packages, patent applications and granted patents, or blog posts, infrastructure projects or technology transfer initiatives. You may also list other forms of scientific output here, such as contributions to the (technical) infrastructure of a scientific community (including at an international level) or contributions to science communication. 

Recognition by the scientific community (optional)

Here you may provide details of awards or prizes. This also includes invitations or appointments to distinguished committees or academies.

Other information (optional)

Here you can highlight further points characterising you as a researcher or other aspects, such as a dual-career situation (which, for example, influences your choice of location), which you consider relevant to the review or evaluation of the application.