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(MBI) conducts fundamental research in nonlinear optics and ultrafast dynamics arising from light–matter interactions, while actively pursuing emerging applications. The institute develops and operates
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predict how to implement learning in soft matter, as Physarum’s responsiveness in wall visco-elasticity has its soft matter twin in synthetic hydrogels. Requirements As a suitable candidate, you have a
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programme in the vibrant city of Cologne, conducted in English Individual career mentoring & coaching, a wide range of methodology & soft skills courses Annual conference travel grants Intensive support and
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generation of interactive communities between life-like artificial and living matter. The central question is whether life-like artificial/synthetic cells can coexist, communicate, and cooperate with mammalian
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determine magnetic, electronic, catalytic, and soft-matter properties. Its research supports major challenges in energy conversion and storage, advanced materials, nanotechnology, and emerging life-science
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physics, chemistry, biology and soft matter. We perform systematic characterization using complementary techniques, including cutting-edge TEM methods such as electron ptychography and holography, enabling
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Degree PhD Course location Jena In cooperation with DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) Universitätsklinikum Jena JCSM (Jena Center for Soft Matter) Leibniz-Institut für Altersforschung: Fritz
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Course location Hamburg Description/content The Cluster of Excellence "CUI: Advanced Imaging of Matter", funded by the German federal and state governments, combines projects in physics, chemistry
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research project. Students will need to attend 300 hours of lectures/seminars and complete a variety of soft skills courses during the three years. The attendance of meetings / academic conferences is
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collaborative PhD projects. JSMC doctoral researchers can choose subjects for additional training from categories: a scientific programme, a mentoring programme, and a soft skills training programme. Scientific