Interdisciplinary Research Seminars
The Interdisciplinary Research Seminar comprises a regular SFB-colloquium (approximately five dates per term) and a workshop, which takes place at least once a term. In turn between winter and summer term, either interdisciplinary introductory (tutorials) and overviewing talks are given, concerning the relevant topics and systems for the SFB, or scientific talks of recent research findings for an intersdisciplinary audience are presented. Here, external speakers and guests of the SFB are also invited.
The annual workshop takes place in a manner of a summer school, where the project leaders present an introduction in fundamental interdisciplinary concepts referring to their project or research area or where they impart interdisciplinary key skills.
Das Interdisziplinäre Graduiertenseminar setzt sich aus dem regelmäßig stattfindenden SFB-Kolloquium (ca. fünf Termine pro Semester) und einer mindestens jährlich stattfindenden Blockveranstaltung zusammen. Im SFB-Kolloquium werden im Wechsel zwischen Winter- und Sommersemester entweder interdisziplinäre Einführungs- und Überblicksvorträge (Tutorials) in für den SFB relevanten Methoden und Systeme gegeben oder in wissenschaftlichen Vorträgen aktuelle Forschungsergebnisse für ein interdisziplinäres Publikum präsentiert. Dabei werden auch externe Sprecherinnen und Sprecher eingeladen und Gäste des SFB eingebunden.
Die Blockveranstaltung findet einmal im Jahr als Blockkurs in der Art einer Sommerschule statt, in dem Teilprojektleiter eine auf ihr Teilprojekt oder ihr Forschungsgebiet bezogene Einführung in grundlegende interdisziplinäre Konzepte präsentieren oder fachübergreifende Schlüsselqualifikationen vermitteln.
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Lecturer | Titel / Download | |
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7th IGK Seminar - Oct 6, 2016 |
Program and Flyer | |
Felix von Oppen (FU Berlin) | Basic processes in molecular electronics | |
Stephanie Reich (FU Berlin) | Pristine and functionalized carbon nanostructures | |
Moshe Harats (FU Berlin) | Optics of 2D materials | |
Wolfgang Kuch (FU Berlin) | Paramagnetism (also for non-physicists) | |
6th IGK Seminar - March 24, 2015 |
Program and Flyer | |
Tillmann Klamroth (U Potsdam) | Quantum chemistry and nuclear dynamics for molecular switches | |
Cornelius Gahl (FU Berlin) | UV/vis spectroscopy of thin adsorbate layers | |
Antonio Setaro (FU Berlin) | Introduction to nanocarbon and its optical spectroscopy | |
Mohsen Adeli (FU Berlin) | Controlled functionalization and post-functionalization of carbon surfaces (part1, 2, 3) | |
5th IGK Seminar - Apr 9, 2014 |
Program and Flyer | |
Martin Wolf (FHI) | Dynamics of photoinduced surface reactions studied on ultrafast timescales | |
Stefan Kowarik (HU Berlin) | (Surface-) Structure on the molecular scale: real-space and reciprocal space techniques as complements of each other | |
Piet Brouwer (FU Berlin) | Introduction to the theory of transport through molecular conductors | |
Katharina Franke (FU Berlin) | Electron-induced processes in single molecules | |
4th IGK Seminar - Mar 25, 2013 |
Program and Flyer | |
Kramer Campen (FHI) |
Interfacial spectroscopy: A tool for characterization of semiconductor surface structures and surface solvation (PDF and pptx) | |
Stefan Fölsch (PDI) |
Manipulation and spectroscopy of adorbates by low temperature scanning tunneling microscopy | |
Andreas Knorr (TU Berlin) |
Theory of the optical response of semiconductors: Basic principles |
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Karola Rück-Braun (TU Berlin) |
Silcon Surfaces: Monolayer Preparation and Application |
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3rd IGK Seminar - Apr 18, 2012 |
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Martin Weinelt (FU Berlin) |
Presentation techniques – the do’s and don’ts | |
Jose Ignacio Pascual (FU Berlin) |
Writing & Publishing a Scientific Manuscript | |
Christoph Schalley (FU Berlin) |
Strategies for creating supramolecular architecture – templating, self-assembly, and self-sorting |
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Peter Saalfrank (U Potsdam) |
Quantum chemistry: Methods, and applications to molecular switching |
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2nd IGK Seminar - Apr 6, 2011 |
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Wolfgang Kuch (FU Berlin) |
Magnetism for non-physicists |
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Jürgen Rabe (HU Berlin) |
Scanning probe microscopies at solid-liquid interfaces |
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Felix von Oppen (FU Berlin) |
Fundamentals of electronic transport |
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Andreas Grohmann (TU Berlin) |
Coordination chemistry |
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1st IGK Seminar - March 1 & 2, 2010 |
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Leonhard Grill (FHI) |
Mechanisms of manipulating single molecules with a scanning tunneling microscope |
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Petra Tegeder (FU Berlin) |
Surface Photochemistry |
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Stephanie Reich (FU Berlin) |
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Tillmann Klamroth (U Potsdam) |
Quantum chemistry of molecular switches |
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Jose Ignacio Pascual (FU Berlin) |
Resolution of intramolecular dynamics using scanning tunneling spectroscopy |
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Cornelius Gahl (MBI) |
Basics and applications of UV/vis spectroscopy |
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Andreas Knorr (TU Berlin) |
Theory of the optical dynamics of electronic excitations |
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Rainer Haag (FU Berlin) |
Surface functionalization and self-assembled monolayers |
Ältere Veranstaltungen befinden sich hier.
A list of the SFB-colloquia can be found here.