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The Institute of Solid State and Materials Physics, Chair of Physics of Quantum Materials invites applications for a position as Research Associate / Postdoc (Subject to personal qualification employees are remunerated according to salary group E 13 TV-L) |
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The Collaborative Research Center “Correlated Magnetism: From Frustration to Topology” (CRC 1143) invites applications for a Research Associate / PhD position (project C01) One of the most important tuning parameters to study quantum phenomena infrustrated magnetic materials isthe magnetic field. Magneticfields may induce novelquantum phases with emergent excitations (as for example magnetic monopoles)and non-equilibrium dynamics. The project C01 studies the thermodynamicproperties and spin-lattice interactions ofmagnetically frustrated and topologicalmaterials up to the highest available magnetic fields (up to 95 T and beyond). Forthat, high-resolution specific-heat measurements (in static fields) as well asmagnetization, magnetostriction, magnetocaloric, ultrasound, or occasionallyelectrical-transport experiments (in static and pulsed fields) down to very lowtemperatures (about 10 mK) will be utilized. The PhD student is especiallyresponsible for measurements of magnetostriction andthermal expansion as well as the magnetization of new magnetically frustratedmaterials in static and pulsed fields.Therefore, the knowledge of cryogenictechniques is desirable. In addition to theexperiments, simulation calculations withsimple models of magnetic interactions ("mean-field") have to be realized. The workis carried out alternativelyat the TU Dresden, Institutof Solid State and MaterialsResearch (IFMP) and at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf. The position is available starting at1st May 2019for a duration of3.5 years.Further information you can find at the CRC homepage https://tu-dresden.de/mn/physik/sfb1143 Requirements: • MSc or Diploma in Physics (or comparative field of study) In particular, our PhD students can take advantage of: •individual supervision by experienced scientists Online applicationPlease apply online:english/german at Email: mathias.doerr@tu-dresden.de |
The group Physics of Quantum Materials is seeking two new PhD students for the Collaborative Research Center CRC1143:
In case of interest, please contact Prof. Dr. Jochen Geck. |