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I'm not sure where you heard that there are no scientific projects in Germany but check the pages of Max-Planck-Society, Helmholtz Association and Fraunhofer-So
by _Microft 8y ago
I'm not sure where you heard that there are no scientific projects in Germany but check the pages of Max-Planck-Society, Helmholtz Association and Fraunhofer-Society at least to get a current view. They should be spending 5-10 billion Euro per year on research in for example plasma physics (Wendelstein 7-X fusion research experiment in Greifswald for example), particle physics (DESY, GSI), applied research (Fraunhofer society) and cooperate with others to build things like the European free election laser (XFEL, at DESY).
- lnsru 8y agoSaw DESY, they are looking for FPGA developers. The problem with all applied research is simple: salary is a joke compared to their industrial partners. You end doing work for Infineon, BMW, Siemens, you-name-it for 1/3 salary. Catching greenhorns to work for free isn’t sustainable operational model. Think about mp3 patent case.
- selimthegrim 8y agoWhat about the patent case?