Third Spring School "Topological Quantum Matter"
Date & Facts
02 – 04 Apr 2025
Location
The third ct.qmat Spring School 2025 will take place at the Dorint Hotel Esplanade Jena, Germany.
Important Dates
| ct.qmat Spring School | Apr 02-04 |
Travel Information & Registration
The spring school "Topological Quantum Matter 2025" is open to young scientists from the ct.qmat cluster as well as to external participants. The registration, including accommodation and food at the Dorint Hotel Esplanade Jena for three days and two nights (Wednesday and Thursday night) as well as social events, is free of charge for all participants.
For the members of the ct.qmat cluster, there will be bus transportation organized from Jena to Dresden and Würzburg after the conference, free of charge. For the way to the conference on Wednesday please take the train.
Leaving times will be anounced here.
External participants are requested to take care of their own transportation, however, we are naturally happy to help with any questions regarding this. The city of Jena is located in an incredibly convenient position in the center of Germany and is easily accessible by train. The nearest airports are Erfurt-Weimar (ERF) approx. 66.3 km and Leipzig/Halle(LEJ) approx. 80 km. You can reach the hotel from both airports withhin 1,5 hours.
For further information regarding travel from other cities and reimbursements please contact Kerstin Brankatschk.
Confirmed Speakers
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Scientific Program
The program will be uploaded here.
Acceptable poster size: max. 120 x 150 cm, portrait format.
Organizers' Contact
Summary
Following the previous success of the first two ct.qmat Fall Schools in the past, we are delighted to announce the Third ct.qmat Spring School “Topological Quantum Matter,” which will take place in the beautiful city of Jena. It is dedicated to introducing the rapidly revolving research frontiers of quantum materials to young scientists at the PhD and Postdoc level. The school will feature lectures from renowned scientists, from both theoretical and experimental backgrounds, to develop a deeper understanding of quantum systems. In addition to interaction with top researchers, the Fall School will also aim to promote peer-to-peer networking, while providing the participants with an opportunity to present their own results in a specially dedicated poster session. The school is open to junior researchers from within ct.qmat as well as to all interested external participants.