ABOUT MIAPP
The Munich Institute for Astro- and Particle Physics (MIAPP) hosts several topical programmes in astrophysics, cosmology, nuclear- and particle physics per year.
MIAPP is a centre for scientific exchange
The scientific framework of the programme is organised by renowned scientists in the field of the programme focus. They organise the schedule and create a stimulating platform for informal discussions, collaborations and creative thinking together with the programme participants.
Facts about the MIAPP programmes
- For every programme about 60-70 scientists are invited
- Each programme lasts four weeks
- A minimum stay of two weeks is required
- Every participant receives office space and stationery
- External researchers receive financial support to participate in the programmes
- For more information regarding previous programmes please see MIAPP reports 2014-15 & 2016-17 (hardcopies available upon request)
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MIAPP is an initiative of the Excellence Cluster "Universe" and is embedded in the academic environment of the physics departments of both Munich universities, the local Max Planck Institutes and the European Southern Observatory (ESO). It is located at Garching Research Campus.
