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Open PhD Positions
We are looking for talented PhD students who are interested in working on topological phases of matter and their use in quantum information processing. One position in the context of CRC 183 Entangled States of Matter can be filled at any time. Assuming final approval, a second PhD position will start in January 2019 in the context of CRC 910 Control of self-organizing nonlinear systems (Project title: Feedback control for quantum information processing). If you are interested in these positions, please send an informal but informative email to vonoppen_AT_physik.fu-berlin.de
Jul 23, 2018
A single-molecule machine
Joint work with the experimental groups of Katharina Franke and Nacho Pascual published in Science and highlighted by a Perspectives article .
Nov 12, 2012
Bessel Award (AvH) for Gil Refael (Caltech)
Gil Refael (California Institute of Technology) will be spending a Sabbatical at the Dahlem Center until the end of the year, financed by a Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
Sep 11, 2012
Editor's suggestion
A recent publication in Physical Review B discussing mesoscopic persistent currents [with the groups of L. Glazman and J. Harris (Yale)] was highlighted by the journal as Editors' Suggestion .
Apr 26, 2010
Persistent currents in normal metal rings
Joint work with the experimental group of Jack Harris and the theoretical group of Leonid Glazman (both Yale) published in Science and highlighted by a Perspectives article and a Science podcast .
Oct 09, 2009
Editors' suggestion
A recent publication in Physical Review B discussing phonons in graphene and carbon nanotubes [with F. Guinea (Madrid)] was highlighted by the journal as Editors' Suggestion .
Aug 23, 2009
Nature Physics
Joint work with the experimental group of Prof. Klaus Ensslin (ETH) is featured on the cover page of Nature Physics.
May 11, 2009
Heraeus-Studienpreis
Torsten Karzig who recently completed his diploma thesis with us has been awarded a "Heraeus-Studienpreis".
May 11, 2009