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The CNRS office in New Delhi started its activities on
February 1st 2011. It is located inside the Service for
Science and Technology of the French Embassy.
CNRS
http://w
ww.cnrs
.fr/derci/
spip.php
?article2
33
Dominique
Aymer
Dominique.aymer
@cnrs-dir.fr
+91 11
3041 0011
CNRS signed collaboration agreements with
departments of the Ministry of Science and Technology
and major institutions. In India, there are two French
research centers abroad, supported by the French
Ministry of European and Foreign Affairs and CNRS
(UMIFRE).
CNRS has also developed flagship
initiatives, such as an International Joint Laboratory in
applied Mathematic (“Unité Mixte Internationale” - UMI
)with the Department of Science and Technology s
located at IISc Bangalore and five International
Associated Laboratories (“Laboratoire International
Associé” - LIA)
French
Embassy –
SST 2,
Aurangzeb
Road 110011
New-Delhi
17 KG Marg,
New Delhi –
110001/
British
Council
EURAXESS
Links India
www.brit
ishcoun
cil.in
India.eu
raxess.o
rg
Rob Lynes/
Manjula Rao
Aurélie
PachkoffSingh
rob.lynes@in.british
council.org/
manjula.rao@britis
hcouncil.org
india@euraxess.ne
t
01141497300/
022 67486720
+91 88 02
77 78 78
The British Council is the United Kingdom’s
international organisation for educational opportunities
and cultural relations. The British Council creates
international opportunities for the people of the UK and
other countries and builds trust between them
worldwide.
901, 9th floor ,
One Indiabulls
Centre,
Mumbai 400013
attached
EURAXESS Links India is an information and
networking tool for European researchers working in or
commuting to India and Indian researchers wishing to
pursue a research career in Europe. It provides
information about research in Europe, European
research policy, opportunities for research funding, for
international collaboration and for transnational
mobility.
Heidelberg
Centre South
Asia (HCSA),
Heidelberg
University
Research
Councils UK
(RCUK) India
Dr. Elvira
Graner and
Suboor
Bakht
www.rcu
k.ac.uk/i
ndia
elvira.graner@asiaeuroep.uniheidelberg.de,
bakht@hcsa.uniheidelberg.de
+91 11
23326001
Research Councils
UK (RCUK) India
www.rcuk.a
c.uk/india
3 K.G. Marg,
New Delhi 110001
Research
Councils UK
(RCUK) India
www.rcuk.ac.uk/india
The University of Cologne is one of the largest
and oldest universities in Germany. True to its
motto ‘good ideas since 1388’, the University
continues to successfully combine novelty with
tradition in its research and teaching and has
produced a number of famous academics over the
decades including Kurt Alder (chemist) and
Konrad Adenauer (former German Chancellor).
University of
Cologne India
Office
www.in
dia.unikoeln.d
e/buero
delhi
Amisha Jain
amisha.jain@unikoeln.de
+91995330007
3
A-53, Jitar
Nagar,
Parwana
Road, Delhi110051
The University of Cologne is located in the
Rhineland – a mega-urban region in the heart of
Europe. This region has excellent working and
living conditions and is one of Europe’s most
developed research and economic areas, making
it highly attractive for students and researchers
alike.
As a comprehensive university, the University of
Cologne covers a broad spectrum of disciplines
and has developed internationally outstanding
research profile areas on this basis. Its structure
encompasses six faculties of management,
economics and social sciences, law, medicine,
arts and humanities, mathematics and natural
sciences, and human sciences. Currently, 35,000
students are studying at the University of Cologne
taking advantage of the large variety of courses
including
double-degree
programmes
with
renowned partner universities, e.g. in law with the
Sorbonne (Paris) as well as of numerous
possibilities of course combinations. The
University of Cologne is also offering substantial
support to young researchers maintaining several
graduate schools and fostering research focus
areas including research into aging at the Cologne
Cluster of Excellence in Cellular Stress
Responses
in
Aging-associated
Diseases
(CECAD).
The international network of the University of
Cologne is wide-reaching and well-established,
and comprises 20 university-level and about 300
faculty-level partnerships, each based on
cooperation agreements.
Academic excellence, internationality, a strong
focus on research and a wide range of courses
generate an energetic and inspiring environment
and make the University of Cologne one of the
most well-known and appealing modern
universities.
University of
Edinburgh
CEA
http://w
ww.ed.a
c.uk/abo
ut/edinb
urghglobal/o
verseasoffices/i
ndiaoffice
Amrita
Sadarangani
Amrita.Sadarangani
@ed.ac.uk
+91 22
67004837 /
+91
992001935
5
15th Floor, Dev
Corpora;
Eastern
Expressway
(opp Cadbury
Factory);
Thane (W) 400
601
attached
The University of Edinburgh’s India Office was
established in 2010 to support the University’s strategic
relationship with India. The focus is on research and
academic partnerships with India’s leading institutions.
We are also looking to strengthen alumni engagement
and enhance the global student experience, in India.
DAAD
Deutsche
Gesellschaft
für
internationale
Zusammenar
beit
EBTC
European
Business
Group
Forschungsze
ntrum Jülich
GmbH