Priority Programmes
Priority Programmes at FAU
Priority Programmes (PP) bring transregional collaborations together and support research which promises to produce significant findings if funding is centrally coordinated. FAU is involved in a total of 46 of the DFG’s Priority Programmes.
Priority Programmes coordinated by FAU
At the moment, FAU is not coordinating any Priority Programmes.
Priority Programmes involving FAU
- PP 527 − International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP):
Go to website - PP 1006 − International Continental Drilling Program (ICDP):
Go to website - PP 1158 − Antarctic research with comparable investigations in Arctic sea ice areas
Go to website - PP 1594 − Topological engineering of ultra-strong glasses
Go to website - PP 1608 − Ultrafast and temporally precise information processing: Normal and dysfunctional hearing
Go to website - PP 1648 − Software for exascale computing
Go to website - PP 1676 − Dry metal forming – Sustainable production through dry processing in metal forming
Go to website - SPP 1679 − Dynamic simulation of interconnected solids processes
Go to website - PP 1708 − Material synthesis near room temperature
Go to website - PP 1764 – The German labour market in a globalised world: challenges through trade, technology and demographics
Go to website - PP 1796 − High frequency flexible bendable electronics for wireless communication systems
Go to website - PP 1798 − Compressed Sensing in der Informationsverarbeitung:
Zur Website - PP 1807 − Control of London dispersion interactions in molecular chemistry
Go to website - PP 1840 − Quantum dynamics in tailored intense fields (QUTIF)
Go to website - PP 1857 − Electromagnetic sensors for life sciences (ESSENCE)
Go to website - PP 1886 – Polymorphic uncertainty modelling for the numerical design of structures
Go to website - PP 1889 − Regional sea level change and society (SeaLevel)
Go to website - PP 1897− Calm, smooth and smart – Novel approaches for influencing vibrations by means of deliberately introduced dissipation
Go to website - PP 1914 − Cyber-physical networking (CPN)
Go to website - PP 1921 – Intentional forgetting in organisations. Mechanisms of forgetting as ways of organisations adapting to an environment in which the amount of information is constantly increasing
Go to website - PP 1928 – Coordination networks: building blocks for functional systems
Go to website - PP 1929 − Giant interactions in Rydberg systems (GiRyd)
Go to website - PP 1934 – Dispersity, structure and phase changes of proteins and biological agglomerates in biotechnology processes
Go to website - PP 1980 − Nanoparticle synthesis in spray flames – SpraySyn: measurement, simulation, processes
Go to website - PP 1984 − Hybrid and multimodal energy systems: systems theory and methods for the transformation and cooperation of complex networks
Go to website - PP 1999 − Robust argumentation machines (RATIO)
Go to website - PP 2013 − Targeted utilisation of internal stresses caused by forming in metallic components:
Go to website - SPP 2037 – Scalable data management for future hardware:
Go to website - PP 2045 − Highly-specific multi-dimensional fractionation of technical fine particulate matter systems
Go to website - Priority Programme 2074 − Fluidless lubrication systems with high mechanical load:
Go to website (German) - Priority Programme 2080 – Catalysts and reactors under dynamic conditions for energy storage and conversion
Go to the website - PP 2089 – Rhizosphere Spatiotemporal Organisation
Go to website - PP 2102 − Light-controlled reactivity of metal complexes
Go to website - PP 2111 − Electronic-photonic integrated systems for ultrafast signal processing
Go to website - SPP 2122 – “Materials for Additive Manufacturing”
Go to website - PP 2130 − Cultures of translation in early modern times
Go to website (German) - SPP 2172 – The Digital Image
Go to website (German) - PP 2191: Molecular mechanisms of functional phase separation
Go to website - SPP 2206 – Cooperative Multistage Multistable Microactuator Systems
Go to website - SPP 2238 – Dynamics of Ore Metals Enrichment – DOME
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