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to state-of-the-art and unique supercomputer systems, including JUPITER, Europe’s first exascale system, as well as quantum computers FLEXIBILITY: Flexible working time models, including options close to
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towards the global challenges of the future. Strategic and interdisciplinary research themes are contributing to improvements in the areas of green energy, quantum technologies, data science as
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. Notable scientists who have conducted groundbreaking research here include Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, who discovered X-rays in 1895, and Klaus von Klitzing, who discovered the Quantum-Hall Effect
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work in astronomy and geodesy. Later on, around 1930, the close and fruitful collaboration between mathematicians and physicists in Göttingen led to the mathematical theory of quantum mechanics
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are: Incorporation of CMOS compatible transition metals in thin-film synthesis, gearing towards GHz SAW excitation Sensoric study of the acousto-NEMS for harsh environments Study of the acousto-NEMS in quantum regime
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of CMOS compatible transition metals in thin-film synthesis, gearing towards GHz SAW excitation Sensoric study of the acousto-NEMS for harsh environments Study of the acousto-NEMS in quantum regime You will
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of Chemistry Research Topics: Quantum Physics, Condensed Matter, Ultrafast Imaging, X-Ray Science, Nanosciences, Structural Biology Financial support Yes Structured research and supervision Yes Research training
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degree / double degree programme Yes Description/content The statistical physics of complex systems is a very broad field ranging from the study of quantum phenomena to the conformational behaviour
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astrophysics, condensed matter physics and solid state theory, statistical and biological physics, mathematical physics, quantum information theory, and nuclear physics. Course organisation All graduate studies
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. The PhD programme involves three years of research-oriented thesis work, leading to a doctoral degree in the field of physics. Scientific interests are centred on activities in applied and quantum optics