The doctoral programme Atoms, Light, and Molecules (DK ALM) at the University of Innsbruck, invites you to join a master course designed specifically for physics students interested in broadening their knowledge and engaging with leading experts in the field.
What to expect?
- Lectures on a wide range of topics: Delivered by DK ALM supervisors, these talks will provide an overview of the diverse and exciting research areas in AMO physics at the University of Innsbruck.
- Lab visits: Participants will have the opportunity to tour state-of-the-art research labs, meet local scientists, and learn about ongoing experiments within the DK ALM PhD programme.
- Interactive discussions: Engage with professors, PhD students, and fellow participants to dive deeper into research topics, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights into the academic world.
Why join?
This course is not just about lectures; it’s a platform for building scientific networks and collaborations. Whether you’re looking to plan potential joint projects, refine your research interests, or simply gain inspiration for your academic journey, this course provides the perfect environment. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the forefront of AMO physics and be part of an open and stimulating exchange between students, PhD researchers, and leading experts.
Who?
We invite physics master students from European Universities and from overseas.
When?
April 9th to April 11th 2025 in Innsbruck. Arrival day / evening will be April 8th 2025.
Where?
University of Innsbruck, Campus Technik, Tyrol, AT
Application deadline?
January 31st 2025, limited places
Application via email to dk-alm@uibk.ac.at including CV (max. 1 page), motivation letter (max. 1 page) and one letter of recommendation.
Costs?
Local costs and accommodation (2 bed rooms) will be covered
Accommodation:
Youth hostel Innsbruck, Reichenauerstrasse 147, Innsbruck
https://www.youth-hostel-innsbruck.at/en/
The University of Innsbruck
The University of Innsbruck holds an outstanding international reputation in atomic, molecular, and optical physics, with several groundbreaking contributions to fundamental and applied research. Home to leading researchers and state-of-the-art facilities, the collaborative environment fosters interdisciplinary research and offers students a broad spectrum of topics, from quantum technologies to experimental and theoretical physics. The university of Innsbruck has established itself as a hub for innovative science and an excellent place for young researchers to advance their careers.
About Innsbruck:
The University of Innsbruck is locted in a breathtaking alpine landscape of Tyrol. The city seamlessly combines medieval architecture with modern amenities, creating an enchanting atmosphere for both intellectual exchange and leisure. As a visitor, you can explore the city’s cultural treasures, from the Imperial Palace to the iconic Golden Roof. Staying here for the masterclass course you will also receive the welcome card, which provides free access to public transportation within the city and throughout the Innsbruck region, making it easy to explore and enjoy everything Innsbruck has to offer.
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