7 PhD Scholarships in Theoretical Physics (Technische Universität Berlin)
The Research Training Group, funded by the German Science Foundation (DFG), and associated with the Technische Universität Berlin and its partner institutions, the Potsdam University, the Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt, and the Fritz-Haber Institute offers a platform for educating doctoral students in interdisciplinary research by applying and developing concepts for describing the collective dynamics of nonlinear dissipative systems chosen from three project areas:
Deadline: July 26th, 2012
A Hard matter: Nonlinear transport and quantum optics in semiconductors
B Soft matter: Collective dynamics and hydrodynamic interactions in complex fluids
C Biological Systems: Self-organization and non-linear waves in active media.
The projects are mostly theoretical in nature, except: project C1. For more information on the single projects, please consult the website: http://www.itp.tu-berlin.de/GRK1558.
The following projects offer free positions from 01.10.2012: A1, A2, A5, B1, and C2
The following projects offer free positions from 01.12.2012: B3, and C1 (UP)
01.10.2012
Length
18 month (extension to 3 years is planned)
Working Language: English
Language of the Doctoral Thesis: English
Requirements for Applicant
As a successful candidate you should hold a master/diploma degree in physics. Applicants should have expertise in theoretical work related to the project area they are interested in.
- Curriculum vitae
- Copy of university degree
- cover letter indicating the project you are interested in
- list of publications
- two letters of recommendation
Field of research: The Research Training Group, funded by the German Science Foundation (DFG), and
associated with the Technische Universität Berlin and its partner institutions, the Potsdam University, the
Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt, and the Fritz-Haber Institute offers a platform for educating
doctoral students in interdisciplinary research by applying and developing concepts for describing the
collective dynamics of nonlinear dissipative systems chosen from three project areas: A Hard matter:
Nonlinear transport and quantum optics in semiconductors, B Soft matter: Collective dynamics and
hydrodynamic interactions in complex fluids, C Biological Systems: Self-organization and non-linear
waves in active media. The projects are mostly theoretical in nature, except: project C1. For more
information on the single projects, please consult the website: http://www.itp.tu-berlin.de/GRK1558.
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