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The GHN-Colloquium talk series features the female scientists of the Grete-Hermann-Network (GHN) – a newly founded international network of female researchers in condensed matter physics and neighboring research areas to give a lecture on their research and current projects, as well as about their career paths.

The GHN-Colloquium talk series features the female scientists of the Grete-Hermann-Network (GHN) – a newly founded international network of female researchers in condensed matter physics and neighboring research areas to give a lecture on their research and current projects, as well as about their career paths.

Take the opportunity to get an overview of the broad scope of quantum research in Germany. Interact with PhD students and postdocs from other quantum research clusters and centers. The program includes short introductions of the Quantum Alliance clusters and centers, poster sessions and networking slots.

Seminar for all interested PIs of the cluster held by Dr. Schröder-Köhne.

The seminar Good Scientific Practice is addressed to all PhD students of the QMA in Würzburg and will be held by Dr. Schröder-Köhne.

The cluster of excellence ct.qmat is the only Cluster that traverses federal state boundaries and – through the close partnership with non-university institutes – a prime example of the local research alliance DRESDEN-concept. DRESDEN-concept celebrates its 10th anniversary with a science exhibition.

Online seminar for all QMA members, held by Prof. M. Vojta.

Dresden is one of the most important scientific research sites in Germany. With the SHOWCASES OF RESEARCH, the Technischen Sammlungen opens a new space where visitors can experience future topics. To this end, interactive exhibits have been set up together with scientists.

Workshop in Duchy of Amalfi, Italy.

We would like to invite you to our very first Grete Hermann Network (GHN) Meeting!

The online meeting is addressed to female early career researchers and junior research group leaders of selected DFG coordinated programmes at
TU Dresden.

The lecture will give an introduction to the field, primarily from a theoretical and conceptual perspective. It will cover general ideas, concrete models for frustrated magnets, theoretical methods such as spin-wave theory, parton constructions, and gauge fields, as well as advanced topics. Relevant experimental observations will be discussed as well.