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The CeDAMar taxonomic exchange is a fellowship program for taxonomists around the world, offering them the possibility to visit foreign institute for a few weeks. This enables them to work in close colaboration with their collegues situated at the guest institute, solve taxonomic questions or examine cruise material that might be stored there.
Usually, the stays are between one and two months long and the grant will cover costs for travel, accomodation and subsistance up to 2000 Euros.
To know whether you are in a position to apply and what is needed to do so, please read the application guidelines here!
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The CeDAMar Taxonomic exchange fellowship program has already supported over 26 exchanges of taxonomists around the world. Only this year, already 10 taxonomists from Russia, Brazil, Belgium and France took advantage of the grant to work at different institutes in England, Germany and the US for one or two months.
Here are some examples of past exchanges:
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 Hendrik Gheerardyn, a Belgian taxonomist with expertise in Copepods, at the DZMB Wilhelmshaven
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Paulo Corgosinho, a Brazilian copepod taxonomist at the DZMB Wilhelmshaven
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 Slava Ivanenka, a Russian Crustacean expert at the DZMB Wilhelmshaven
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 Ed Hendrycks from the Canadian Museum of Nature, an amphipod specialist
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 Dmitry Miljutin
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 Nina Rothe, PhD, visited the molecular systematics group at the University of Geneva
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 Antonina Rogacheva
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 Dietmar Keyser
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 Alexander Plotkin (University of Petersburg) investigated Antarctic deep-sea sponges
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 Katerina Sevastou from Heraklion, Crete described two new species of harpacticoid copepods
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 Marina Malyutina, a Russian scientist (expertise Isopodes) in Germany
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 Elena Markhaseva, a crustacean taxonomist at the Zoological Museum in Hamburg
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 Myriam Schüller
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 Evi Syranidou
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Stefanie Kaiser
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