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There will be bus transportation organized from Dresden and Würzburg to Erfurt and back. You will be able to select this travel option when registering for the retreat. Please check back for information on times and points of departure, which will be announced here.
Departure times:
Wednesday 9:00 am at Lukasplatz, Dresden
Wednesday 9:00 am at Am Hubland, Würzburg (Treffpunkt 10, exit Röntgen lecture hall)
Friday appr. 3:40 pm at NYX Hotel (destination Lukasplatz)
Friday appr. 3:40 pm at NYX Hotel (destination Am Hubland - Treffpunkt 10)
Participation is free of charge. Please register for the event using the registration form at the bottom of the page.
For any questions regarding the event, please contact the ct.qmat Administrative Office at ctqmat@tu-dresden.de.
Summary
The Cluster Retreat 2025 will offer its participants a chance to present their scientific findings, discuss their work with peers, network, and ask questions in a familial setting. It will include, among other things, a series of talks, poster sessions, as well as social events to connect with your fellow scientists.
Scientific Program Committee
Dmytro Inosov
Lukas Janssen
Stefan Kaiser
Sebastian Klembt
Adriana Pálffy-Buß
Friedrich Reinert
Maximilian Ünzelmann
Talks
All cluster members (PIs, Associates, and External Members) are encouraged to suggest one or more speakers from their groups. Talks (12+8 minutes) should report progress on cluster-relevant topics or discuss and/or propose new research directions and ideas. Preference will be given to topics which foster interactions between different research groups.
