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Please register via the form at the bottom of the page. The Spring School "Topological Quantum Matter" is open to early career scientists from ct.qmat as well as those from outside institutions. Registration, including meals and accommodation for the duration of the event and the planned social activities, is free of charge for all participants.
For members of ct.qmat, 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:
Friday 2 pm at Dorint Esplanade to Würzburg, Am Hubland
Friday 2:30 pm at Dorint Esplanade to Dresden, Lukasplatz
External participants are requested to take care of their own transportation, however, we are happy to help you with any questions. The city of Jena is located convenietly in the center of Germany and is easily accessible by train. The nearest airports are Erfurt-Weimar (ERF) at approx. 66 km and Leipzig/Halle (LEJ) at approx. 80 km from the city. You can reach the hotel from both airports in about 1.5 hours.
For further information regarding travel from other cities or reimbursements please contact Kerstin Brankatschk.
Confirmed speakers
Dhavala Suri (CeNSE, IISC, India) Christina Jörg (University of Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany) Gaston Garbarino (ESRF, France), Hai Son Nguyen (Lyon Institute of Nanotechnology, France) Titus Neupert (University of Zurich, Switzerland) Markus Heyl (University of Augsburg, Germany) Leonid Golub (University of Regensburg, Germany)
Scientific program The program and abstract book can be found here.
Posters
Please make sure your poster does not exceed a maximum of 120 x 150 cm and is in portrait format.
To avoid a lengthy poster pitch session, we'd like to present the poster pitches in an online video format instead. To this end, we ask you to provide a short (2-4 min) video of your poster pitch, which will be made available to all participants. The video can be recorded via screen capture in PowerPoint, Keynote, Zoom, or a different application of your choice.
Following the success of the first two ct.qmat Fall Schools, 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 evolving research frontiers of quantum materials to early career scientists at the PhD and postdoc level. The school will feature lectures from renowned scientists from both theoretical and experimental backgrounds, allowing the participants to develop a deeper understanding of quantum systems. In addition to interaction with top researchers, the Spring School aims to promote peer-to-peer networking, while providing the participants with an opportunity to present their own results in a specially dedicated poster session.
