For Students
We invite motivated students to become part of our research environment. Whether you are looking for a thesis topic, a research internship, or hands-on laboratory experience, our group provides supportive supervision and access to advanced experimental techniques.
What we offer
We provide students with the opportunity to become an active part of our research environment from the very beginning. By joining our group, you will work directly with experienced researchers, gain hands-on access to advanced instrumentation, and contribute to ongoing scientific projects in materials physics and nanotechnology.
Students at all levels can expect individualized supervision, support in developing experimental and analytical skills, and guidance in shaping their academic paths. Whether you aim for a BSc, MSc, or early research experience, we help you build a strong foundation for future scientific work.
Who we are looking for
We are looking for students who have a genuine interest in fundamental physics and who would like to gain experience in experimental research. You do not need to be an expert from the start. What helps most is a solid understanding of basic physics, an open mind, and a willingness to approach experiments with care and patience.
In our group you will work with advanced optical and spectroscopic techniques and learn how to interpret the physical mechanisms behind the data you collect. If you enjoy exploring how theory meets experiment and want to develop your skills in a supportive research environment, you will feel comfortable here.
How to apply
If you would like to join our group or discuss potential research opportunities, the simplest way is to get in touch with us directly. You can contact one of the group leaders or any member of the team, depending on your interests and the type of involvement you are considering. All contact informations are listed in the Group members section of the website.
A short message describing your background, your current level of studies, and the topics you find interesting is usually enough to begin the conversation. We are happy to suggest possible research directions or help you decide on the form of involvement that best fits your goals.
