In August 2019, the Globalfood team met again in Akademnie Waldschlösschen for the last Doctoral Seminar Retreat of the third cohort. The doctoral researchers, the Postdocs, and several PIs and guests took part in the event.
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In January 2019, the Globalfood team went for the Doctoral Seminar Retreat to Akademnie Waldschlösschen again. The doctoral researchers, the Postdocs, and several PIs and guests took part in the event.
The picture below was taken at the third GlobalFood symposium in April 2017. The doctoral researchers of the second cohort are about to finish their dissertations, and the doctoral students of the third cohort have just started.
The picture was taken in April 2017 in front of our building. The doctoral researchers of the third cohort have just started, while the colleagues of the second cohort are still in Goettingen and about to finish their dissertations.
In February 2016, Globalfood members met for the Doctoral Seminar Retreat in Akademnie Waldschlösschen outside Göttingen. The doctoral researchers, the Postdocs, and several PIs took part in the event.
In February 2015, current and former members met for the Homecoming Workshop and for the Onsite Review. The doctoral researchers of the first cohort came back to visit us, and the doctoral students of the second cohort have organized the workshop. Also, all the PIs are on the picture.
The picture below was taken at a second GlobalFood symposium in April 2014. The doctoral researchers of the first cohort are still with us, and the doctoral students of the second cohort have just started this month.
In June 2013, nearly two years after the training program was founded, the "GlobalFood" team has grown further: 23 doctoral students and 1 postdoctoral reseacher are part of the group.
In April 2012, nearly one year after the training program was founded, GlobalFood has brought forward an international and interdisciplinary environment, which is committed to assess the far-reaching implications of our transforming global agri-food systems.
The picture below was taken at a symposium in May 2011, shortly after the RTG 1666 took up its work. Since then, our research group has expanded continuously and attracted the interest of doctoral researchers from many different parts of the world.
