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Our group has been established in September 2016 and currently consists of a team of 12 people. We are located in the so-called Recknagel-Bau on the TU Dresden campus. Besides our experiments at external research facilities, we are in the process of extending the x-ray facilities right on the Dresden campus.

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Jochen Geck © J. Geck
Chair

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Contact & Staff

Who we are and how to reach us
Marein Rahn © Rahn/DFG
Emmy-Noether Young Investigat­or Group

Marein Rahn's new junior group explores quantum materials at extreme conditions using momentum- and energy-resolved experiments.
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New laboratories at IFMP

Experiments at synchrotrons and, in the future, at FEL-facilities play a key role for our research. At the same time, technological breakthroughs in the field of laboratory x-ray sources and detectors enable construction of powerful in-house facilities as well. Right now we are in the process of setting up 2 such instruments at the TU Dresden. These instruments will not only provide unique research cababilities complementary to synchrotrons. They also make it possible to train students in the field of cutting-edge x-ray analytics and its use in modern solid state and materials physics.