Prof. Dr. Christian Enss, Prof. Dr. Martjin Kemerink, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Sebastian Kempf, Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Klingeler
INF 227, SR. 02.402
dienstags 16:00 h
There is a restricted number of topics. Assignment of the final topics will be during the first seminar session at April 21, 2020 where the topics will be introduced. The seminars and the assignment session will be held online, via a zoom meeting. To participate in the assignment session, please use the
Registration. This does not mean you have to participate in the seminar, but allows you to attend the assignment session by invitation.
ZOOM-Room for Seminar: Room 11, Meeting ID: 976-214-0783, Passwort: 122669, Link:
ZOOM-Room 11.
Possible Topics are listed here:
- Quantum materials driven by spin frustration
- Single molecular magnets: properties of relevance for quantum information technologies
- Multiferroics: Coupling of magnetic and dielectric properties
- Basics, readout and applications of superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs)
- Superconducting quantum bits and quantum computing
- Kinetic inductance detectors (KIDs)
- Dielectric polarization echoes: Exploring the coherence of TLS systems
- Production of ultralow temperatures
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
- Thermopower in disordered media
- Optical probes of ultrafast charge motion
- In search for the ‘killer’ phonon mode
For further Information about the Seminar, see
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