Job description
This category recognizes those who enjoy contributing to solving complex problems through research in digital fields. The project or paper we are looking for has a great academic impact, shows relevance and topicality and contributes to the expansion of the current state of research. Whether you are establishing and proving a new thesis, demonstrably disproving a previously valid assumption or making practical research leaps in your field – show us the impact you are making.
This prize will be awarded to a visionary woman who thinks beyond the existing boundaries of research Mandatory application documents: Abstract: Illustrate the innovative character and impact of your work in a way that will be understood by readers outside your area of expertise. The total length of the document should not exceed two DIN A4 pages.
To assist you in creating a strong abstract, consider reflecting on the following guiding questions:
- What is the significance of your research?
- What is the primary aim or objective of your study?
- What methodology did you use to conduct your research?
- What are the key findings or results?
- How do your results contribute to the broader field or context?
- In what ways does your research distinguish itself from existing studies in a similar field? For instance, does it introduce a new concept, theory, or methodology? Motive description: Tell us about your personal intrinsic motivation behind the project in a personal message. The total length of the document should not exceed one DIN A4 page. Your motive description could include:
- Further information on what inspired you to pursue this field of research.
- Where the initial idea for your project originated.
- What drives your passion and commitment, especially in the face of skepticism or doubt.
- How you transform challenges and setbacks into motivation for continued progress.
- In what capacity you led or supported the research project, and what impact your involvement had. Up-to-date resume. Current grade overview with an indication of your (expected) final grade. Additional optional documents:
- Your publication(s).
- Sustainable commitment: Proof of voluntary work, contribution to the community or other commitment in the field of your scientific research.
- Other relevant evidence: Any additional illustrative material of your research's significance (such as awards, case studies, technical drawings or patents, prototypes, links to the product, customer feedback, testimonials, etc. Your ZEISS Recruiting Team: Abbie Walters, James Keen, Kate Campbell