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About our Research School

The IMPRS-QDC is hosted by Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (MPI-PKS) and focuses on the dynamical manipulation of quantum systems. Follow this link to find out more »

Research groups in biological physics at MPI-PKS are affiliated with the IMPRS-CellDevoSys, hosted by MPI-CBG. Follow this external link to find out more »

Events

24 March 2023, 03:30 PM

IMPRS Seminar

Prof. Dr. Jairo Sinova (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz)
Talk: The emergent research landscape of altermagnetism: d-wave unconventional magnetism and its new connections

Alberto Corticelli (MPI PKS)
Talk: Symmetry and magnon band topology

More seminars ...

 

News

The call for new PhD students is online now!  Deadline: March 31st, 2023.
Apply here.

Congratulations to our students who successfully defended their PhD theses:

  • Jonas Stöber (TU Dresden)
  • Sebastián Felipe Mantilla Serrano (MPI-PKS)
  • Peng Rao (MPI-PKS)
  • Robin Schäfer (MPI-PKS)
  • Luis Andrés Colmenárez Gómez (MPI-PKS)
  • Mohammad Reza Eidi (MPI-PKS)
  • Valentin Link (TU Dresden)
  • Richard Hartmann (TU Dresden)
  • Sreeja Loho Choudhury (MPI-PKS / TU Dresden)
  • Botao Wang (MPI-PKS / TU Berlin)
  • András Szabó (MPI-PKS)

Welcome to the website of the International Max Planck Research School for "Quantum Dynamics and Control", a graduate school funded by the Max Planck Society.

The school is a collaboration between several partner institutions in Dresden, Prague and Wroclaw offering PhD studentships in a variety of fields in atomic, molecular and laser physics, condensed matter physics and chemistry - primarily in theoretical and computational research - tied together by the common theme of the dynamical manipulation of quantum systems. Applications, which are received biannually, are open to talented and motivated students regardless of nationality.

On these pages you may find further information about the PhD projects we offer, the investigators affiliated with the school and the varied opportunities made available to our students over the course of the PhD programme.