Positions Available

In Q3/2024, a new PhD position will be available, providing applicants with the flexibility to specialize in one of the following topics depending on their skills and interests:

• Toroidal Magnetic Moments in Molecular Clusters by High-Field Torque Magnetometry

   

• Inelastic Neutron Scattering on Lanthanide-Containing Single Molecule Magnets

For further information, please contact Prof. Dr. Oliver Waldmann.

We are actively seeking motivated students who can independently conduct research in areas such as numerical methods, machine learning, neutron scattering, and all aspects related to quantum magnetism and single molecule magnets (SMMs). Both Bachelor and Master projects are available and can be interchangeable. If you are interested in undertaking an individual research project, please feel free to contact us (here).

Ligand Field Parameterization in Single Molecule Magnets using Machine Learning Methods   Using different machine learning methods in order to study  the magnetic properties of Single Molecule Magnets (SMMs) >>> more information

Is it possible to prove Toroidal Magnetic Moments in Single Molecule Magnets by Neutron Spectroscopy?   Using numerical simulations and theoretical insights to observe and discover if it is possible to measure toroidal magnetic moments in neutron scattering research. >>> more information

Efficient Large Scale Simulation of the Powder Magnetisation in Single Molecule Magnets   Investigate and analyze the experimental data of Single Molecule Magnets (SMMs) through advanced numerical integration methods. >>> more information