博士后奖学金“大城市之间的流动文化”.doc

博士后奖学金“大城市之间的流动文化”
宝马集团的研究机构与移动研究所（ifmo）一起，我们很高兴地宣布长达6名博士后奖学金属于国际长途呼叫的研究人员为“移动文化领域的大城市战略”。

奖学金期限：6个月（可以延长2个月）
地点：德国慕尼黑
学术合作伙伴：慕尼黑工业大学
歌德法兰克福大学
学科：城市交通和流动性;
一个在移动和运输的专业化社会科学的研究;
其他直接相关的研究领域

背景和目的
该方案的主要目标是对世界不同地区的特大城市之间流动模式和流动性文化的深刻理解。在这些城市与区域背景下的研究员要求在一个有吸引力的，跨学科，跨文化的环境设置做协作问题的研究。对地图上显示的城市的特点和挑战已经分析 - 这些地方为研究此方案特别感兴趣的地方，请联系我们，为进一步了解对我们目前的研究方案的详情及背景。

重点研究领域包括
■辨别特点，大城市的机会和限制---像人口，社会，经济和管理条件
■分析长期喜欢的位置选择/城市化，机动化，调动决定...
■研究每一天的流动的规律，如活动链、模式和目标选择，在潜在的社会动机下的空间结构和运输供给的功能。
■调查各自城市流动文化的生活方式，观念和态度和他们的“切入点”，以了解他们是否和如何可能随时间而变化的。
■评估利益相关者的互动，地方规划和政策话语和他们的文化背景，以发展良好治理的远景。
■确定的挑战和未来的城市交通发展战略

概念
该博士后奖学金地址在下列学科：
■城市交通和流动性
■在专业化移动或运输社会或文化的科学研究
■直接相关的其他领域的研究
来自世界各地的研究员将同时主要工作在慕尼黑、德国。他们被要求跨学科协作，从一个特定的大城市流动的角度充分合作。这应包括以前的研究工作，并做进一步的深入调查。科学研究员之间的交流是该方案的一个组成部分，以便从跨学科的角度了解各自的经验和成果的学习方法。研究结果必须记录在一个良好的基础研究论文，包括文件数据，方法和结果的解释，并应有助于实现知识转移，以解决未来城市交通的特大城市中的全球性挑战。

考生应在一个或以上地图中列出的几个城市的文化背景。他们并不一定需要成为城市的居民，同时也欢迎有特别知识的优秀科学家。研究员将被要求收集和分析关于研究的有关数据和材料---在留在慕尼黑之前。

该奖学金方案将伴着对研究监管的慕尼黑工业大学（TUM的）的名义，克Wulfhorst教授，博士南凯塞林和歌德法兰克福大学/主要教授米兰岑多夫和客户j的肯沃教授而生。此外该方案纳入几个学科的一个广泛的国际科学家和医生专家网络。

得出的结论将在闭幕会议和有关的国际刊物。

事实和日期
在慕尼黑工业大学的研究经费是由ifmo北达科他资助的包括2500欧元，旅行费用和额外的研究经费每月奖学金/家庭支持对个别建议的函数（）。研究员将被要求工作在慕尼黑，宝马集团和慕尼黑工业大学的搬迁服务将协助住宿问题。
申请需要提交ifmo（通过e - mail至以下地址由2010年8月31日）。
下列文件必须提交的申请（英文）：

■信的动机
■简历和出版物清单
■2003年第09（2页相关课题的研究工作）
■最早可能日期起金留在慕尼黑 - 预计将在2011年
■2推荐信
主要的选择标准是主题资格，在跨文化和跨学科的科学交流的兴趣，以及以前的工作相关。考生将被邀请参加一个国际专家研讨会11月17日至19日举行2010年在慕尼黑。

该项目协调员将在交通研究（WCTR）2010（7月11日至15日）在里斯本世界大会目前，葡萄牙，并作进一步调查和信息。安排预约请联系gebhard.wulfhorst @ tum.de Diese电子邮件的Adresse酒店北京时间葛根灌水恶意程式geschützt！ JavaScript的弄乱aktiviert韦登，达米特女士angezeigt韦登卡恩。 。

进一步的资料及递交申请地址
机动性研究研究所（ifmo）
作为宝马集团研究基金
80788慕尼黑
德国
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网址：http://www.ifmo.de/

Post-Doctoral Fellowships “Mobility Cultures in Megacities”

Together with the Institute for Mobility Research (ifmo), a research facility of BMW Group, we are pleased to announce an international call to researchers for up to 6 post-doctoral fellowships within the strategic field of “Mobility Cultures in Megacities”.

Duration of Fellowship:
6 months (extension of 2 months possible)
Location:
Munich, Germany
Academic Partners:
Technische Universität München

Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
Disciplines:
Urban transport and mobility;
social sciences with a specialisation in mobility and transport research;
other fields of study directly related

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
The major objective of the program is to generate a profound understanding of mobility patterns and mobility cultures in megacities in different parts of the world. Fellows with a regional background in these cities are asked to collaborate on a set of research questions in an attractive, interdisciplinary and intercultural environment. The characteristics and challenges of the cities shown in the map have already been analysed – those places are of specific interest for the fellowship program. Please contact us for further details and background on the current research approach.

KEY RESEARCH INTERESTS INCLUDE
§ Identifying the characteristics, opportunities and constraints of the megacity studied like demographic, social, economic and regulatory conditions
§ Analyzing long-term mobility decisions like location choice/urbanization, motorization, …
§ Studying every-day mobility patterns like activity-chains, mode and destination choices in function of spatial structure and transport supply as well as underlying social motivations
§ Investigating mobility cultures, lifestyles, perceptions and attitudes in the respective cities and their “points of entry” in order to learn if and how they might change over time
§ Assessing stakeholder interaction, local planning and policy discourses and their cultural background in order to develop perspectives for “good governance“
§ Identifying challenges and developing strategies for the future of urban mobility

CONCEPT
The fellowship addresses post-docs in the following disciplines:
§ urban transport and mobility
§ social or cultural sciences with a specialisation in mobility or transport research
§ other fields of study directly related
Fellows from different parts of the world will be working on these topics at mostly the same time in Munich, Germany. They are asked to contribute substantially to the interdisciplinary collaboration on mobility from the perspective of one specific megacity. This should include previous research work and where appropriate additional in-depth investigations. Scientific exchange between the fellows is an integral part of the program in order to learn from the respective experiences and results in a transdisciplinary approach. Research results must be documented in a well-founded research paper including documentation of data, methodology and interpretation of results and should contribute to a transfer of knowledge enabling to tackle the global challenges of future urban mobility in megacities.

Candidates should have a cultural background in one or several of the cities listed in the map above. They do not necessarily need to be residents of the cities; also scientists with an outstanding knowledge about a special city are welcome. Fellows will be asked to collect and analyze relevant data and material regarding their research before their stay in Munich.

The fellowship program will be accompanied by scientific supervision on behalf of Technische Universität München (TUM), Prof. G. Wulfhorst, Dr. S. Kesselring and Goethe-Universität Frankfurt/Main, Prof. M. Lanzendorf and Guest Prof. J. Kenworthy. Additionally the program is incorporated into a broad international expert network of scientists and practitioners from several disciplines.

Conclusions will be drawn in a closing conference and related international publications.

FACTS AND DATES
The research grant at TUM is funded by ifmo und comprises a monthly fellowship of 2500 Euro, travel expenses and additional research funds / family support (in function of individual proposals). Fellows will be asked to work in Munich, the relocation services of BMW Group and TUM will assist accommodation issues.
Applications are to be submitted to ifmo (by e-mail to the address below) by August 31st 2010.
The following documents need to be submitted (in English) with the application:
§ Letter of motivation
§ CV and list of publications
§ Summary of own research work on related topics (2 pages)
§ Earliest potential date of starting the fellowship stay in Munich – expected to be in 2011
§ 2 letters of reference
Principal selection criteria are thematic qualification, interest in intercultural and interdisciplinary scientific exchange as well as relevance of previous work. Candidates will be invited to an international expert workshop taking place from November 17th to 19th 2010 in Munich.

The program coordinators will be present at the World Conference on Transport Research (WCTR) 2010 (July 11-15) in Lisbon, Portugal and are available for further inquiries and information. To arrange an appointment please contact [e-mail] Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist gegen Spambots geschützt! JavaScript muss aktiviert werden, damit sie angezeigt werden kann. .

FURTHER INFORMATION AND ADDRESS FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION
Institute for Mobility Research (ifmo)
A Research Facility of BMW Group
80788 München
Germany
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Website: http://www.ifmo.de/