Research Groups

 
Independent Research Groups at the MPSD:

Independent Max-Planck Research Group: Ultrafast Transport in Quantum Materials
James McIver
The Ultrafast Transport in Quantum Materials group investigates how charge and spin are transported in quantum materials at terahertz frequencies and on ultrafast timescales. more
Independent Max-Planck Research Group: Computational Nanoscale Imaging
Kartik Ayyer
The Computational Nanoscale Imaging group focuses on developing new methods to image nanoscale objects such as biomolecules, primarily using X-rays. more
Lise-Meitner Group: Simulations from Ab Initio Approaches
Mariana Rossi
The Simulations from Ab Initio Approaches group is especially interested in H-bonded systems composed of organic molecules and their interfaces with inorganic systems. more

 
Research Groups:

Quantum Condensed Matter Dynamics(Dept. Condensed Matter Dynamics)
Andrea Cavalleri
The Condensed Matter Dynamics group focuses on non-equilibrium phenomena in solids. Especially, we investigate how electronic and structural order can emerge as a result external drives, how transitions occur in solids dynamically and how energy flows into and away from a solid ... more
Microstructured Quantum Matter(Dept. Microstructured Quantum Matter)
Philip Moll
The Microstructured Quantum Matter Group works on prototyping advanced functionalities that novel materials promise tomorrow with the actual materials available today. It is interested in quantum materials in which electrons fundamentally behave differently than in Copper or Silicon. more
Theory (Dept. Theory)
Angel Rubio
The Theory group investigates the electronic and structural properties of advanced materials, nanostructures and biomolecules. more
Guest Research Group: Dynamics and Transport in Nanostructures (Dept. Condensed Matter Dynamics)
Guido Meier
The Dynamics and Transport in Nanostructures group investigates the influence of lateral nanostructuring and of coupling effects of ferromagnetic nanostructures with experimental methods and with micromagnetic simulations. more
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