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research focuses on the study of quantum magnetism at the atomic scale. We build artificial quantum architectures from single atoms and molecules on surfaces and on probe tips, control their spin states, and
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understanding covalent bonds is based on the ever-increasing availability of novel (functionalized) molecular motifs and the remarkable advances in spectroscopy and theory. Controlling homolytic bond dissociation
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on the fundamental processes that control the dynamics of the lithosphere and the design of the earth's surface. The extent and nature of volcanic eruptions are determined by the physical properties of melts and their
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doctorate. Candidates are selected through a competitive process. English is the language of instruction for all courses and is also the working language in the laboratories. Course organisation IMPRS-STNS is
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time-scales: ab initio methods for the description of reaction processes, for the determination of electrochemical stabilities and for the optimisation of force fields; molecular dynamics simulations
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information science techniques. Several areas of computer science and mathematics play important roles: data management and engineering, machine learning and data analytics, signal and image processing
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. In this project, proteins and nucleic acids are tailored to react to ultrasound. The aim is to control biological processes using ultrasound in a precise and time-specific manner. This makes it
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microscopy in biological science; digital signal processing; computer-aided design of optical and photonic systems; LabView; MatLab/SimuLink) Scientific modules (Summer School; Karlsruhe Days of Optics
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compulsory. Whether an applicant has sufficient command of the English language for a fruitful stay in the IMPRS-gBGC will become apparent during the application procedure (which includes an interview either
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at research institutions in Germany. Humboldt Foundation award winners working abroad are also eligible to submit nominations jointly with a researcher working in Germany. For details of the nomination process