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GET_INvolved Programme - for International Students and Researchers
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GET_INvolved News
06.03.2026
Second visiting researcher from the MSCA - SE Episteam project — following Lorenzo Gerbi from Baltan Laboratories (Eindhoven) — which aims to bolster collaboration across science, technology, and the humanities.
30.10.2025
The IAEA Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme gives women the chance to to continue her legacy and shape the future of nuclear research.
30.10.2025
Welcome to Episode 16 of hashtag#OpportunitiesInsider
30.10.2025
Mayssa Oueslati, a Computer Science graduate from the ISIMM | Higher Institute of Computer Science and Mathematics of Monastir, Tunisia, recently completed a 3-month internship with us at FAIR/GSI.
30.10.2025
The MSCFP is designed to build a diverse and talented workforce by supporting women pursuing careers in nuclear
Programme Vision
The GET_INvolved Programme provides international students and early stage researchers with opportunities to perform internships, traineeships and early-stage research experience in order to get involved in the international FAIR accelerator project while receiving scientific and technical training.
Professional training, mentorship and research projects are available for a broad range of topics, e.g. biophysics, material research (incl. NANO), high-performance computing, radiation therapy and protection, accelerator technology, superconducting magnets, atomic physics, plasma physics, nuclear physics and chemistry.
The GET_INvolved Programme has three primary objectives:
- Offering training opportunities with mobility to university students and early stage researchers to support their education and scientific career.
- Creating synergies between collaborating universities and advanced technical institutes in FAIR shareholder countries to contribute to the FAIR project in research and development.
- Building capacities for research groups and partner institutes working together within the FAIR collaborations.
